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• execution of programs back in win7

  Hello

  My turbo pascal programs no longer work under win7 even in compatibility, but in XP mode
  Programs 'back' in turbo pascal using several display functions. Error message: "this system does not support fullscreen Mode choose 'Close' to terminate the application.»

  Yhank you

  Uncle ho

  HH

  What version of TP you have?

  http://techapple.NET/2014/04/Turbo-Pascal-7-Windows-7-Windows-8-8-132bit-64bit-fullscreen-single-installer/

• Problem with dual booting BACK and Win7.

  I tried to configure a machine as follows: 0 = 250 G SATA drive with 512 byte sectors BACK 6.22, only fine boots. Disc 1 = 500 G SATA with 4K with Win 7 sectors. When you install Windows 7 on disk 1, it ignores the C: drive on drive 0 and affects the C: drive letter in the windows partition. Because the c: drive on drive 0 is no longer a drive letter designation, no bootstrapper is installed. I cannot change the letter of the windows system drive, in disk management, and as such cannot get BACK start as the C: drive. This is new behavior, I did install it on NT 3.5 thru XP on the same reader or different readers without fail. Win 7 enter the C drive letter for the system drive? If so I'll have to go back to XP for double boot installs. I get this same behavior on a single disc with the two BONES. If anyone has an answer, I guess that the next option may be a third-party boot loader.

  I need a startup BACK too, the only way for me to do is to install BACK first, and then XP and win7

  After that it starts on win7, xp (earlier version of windows), select and then from there BACK.

  It's 2 steps instead on the 1 step :) but it works

• Back to win7

  I ve installed free version but pc win8.1 always stops and I want to replace it with the ve win7homepre product key 64 bit.i how can I download it from your site.

  Given that Microsoft has removed downloads of digital river you have two equally bad options.

  Microsoft https://support.microsoft.com/kb/326246?wa=wsignin1.0 backup support request 

  Or if you have a retail key (NOT OEM operating system preinstalled) http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-recovery 

  You may be better of borrowing a person.  For OEM (preinstalled) you should contact the manufacturer of the computer.

• On machines Pro XP and Win7 Home premium, I throw FF18, Win7 toolbar seems to have been updated in 17, toolbar XP why?

  XP SP3 toolbar keeps the symbol at and back areas, Win7 now has the words instead. Other areas seem to do the same. Both work correctly. Another problem that may be relevant, is that the appearance of my site ISP on XP Home page has not been updated when the ISP has recently done so, Win 7 is up to date. All this stuff looks like XP is stuck in the past for a reason, but works well. He has had problems with XP but not this one.

  You can check the setting of the toolbar in the window customize (icons, text, icons, and text).

  • View > toolbars > customize
  • Firefox > Options > toolbars

  You may need to click Restore default set in the window customize.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/how+to+customize+the+toolbar
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/back+and+forward+or+other+toolbar+items+are+missing

  Alternatively, you can check for problems with the file localstore.rdf.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Corrupt_localstore.RDF

• Want to go back for Win 7 after the installation of Win 8

  Hello!

  2 years ago, I bought a toshiba laptop satellite L series.
  It came with a win7 64 bit os and a folder HDDRecovery on hard disk, no cd.

  I have used this cover several times before, no problem with that.

  Then I bought 8 Win and installed on my computer, removal of Win7.
  But I want to go back to Win7.

  I tried to press 0 at the beginning for the recovery, but it did not work. Pressing 0 will not activate HDDRecovery

  In addition, F8 at startup no longer works with the advanced startup options. I tried to copy all the contents of the folder HDDRecovery on a usb key and start with that, but he said: "no operating system found, displug all devices and restart etc.»

  So, the problem is, I can't use HDDRecovery. It is a record around 8 GB. I have it, but can not activate the recovery.

  I hope some1 can help

  Thank you

  Hello

  Looks like you made a BIG mistake because you have not created the recovery din mentioned user manual disc / reminder on screen, etc.

  The fact is that recovery of HARD drive was an option of additional recovery next to recovery disk but drive HARD recovery does NOT work after the HARD drive has been formatted, modified or another operating system installed.

  If not, you have just one option: you have to order a recovery disc that contains Win 7
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Satellite L750 - Windows 10 - can I roll back to Windows 7?

  I upgraded to 10 Windows in Windows 7, but I lost the wireless driver and cannot download it from anywhere (unless you know better). Also, I lost Internet Explorer. When I tried to download the system I have an updated copy even though God knows where he is.

  My question is - can I roll back to Windows 7, which I was pretty happy?

  As much as I know L750 is not supported for Win10 so I think that the best option for you is to go back to Win7.
  After several problems with Win10, I did the same thing and I am happy now using original Win7.

• Can I downgrade Satellite C875-13F of Win8 to Win7 with the same license?

  I bought a Satellite C875-13F in hury with 8 to WIN, but I would go back to win7. Is this possible with the same license code?

  With greetings, Aart

  Hello

  Check out this Microsoft page to understand the downgrade right:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/OEM/en-GB/licensing/sblicensing/pages/downgrade_rights.aspx#fBid=6jf3dZU2VW0

  Windows 8 * Pro * includes downgrade rights to:
  Windows 7 Professional
  Windows Vista Business

  I think you win 8 and is NOT Pro... so you canoe downgrade... you must purchase a license for Win 7

• Pavilion dv6 3182ea: restoration Notebook back to Windows 7 Home

  Hello Forum I've recently updated my original book of Win7Home to Win10 home after some initial problems related to that upgrade was in place. However when the update of November has been downloaded and installed a failure happened the 2nd boot (75%)  After trying several times I finally succeeded in using the MS download tool on USB and a clean install, wipe the HARD drive. However, I'd rather go back to Win7 Home, which I was very satisfied!  When I tried to use my system recovery disks would not start on the 1st disk (messgae can't find MBR) even if the normal startup works very well.

  Any help would be appreciated (is it possible to go back to Win 7?)   Thank you JEFF.

  Hello JeffreyWH ;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your message want to restore to Win7 and wanted to help.

  Most likely, any DVD of Win7 you acquire will be a commercial version, and if you do a reinstall using them, you will then encounter a serious problem - Activation!  Why? Because your PC came with an OEM from HP to Win7 version, and the product key printed on COA sticker will not work with THIS version of Win7.  If you substitute a commercial version, it will take a product key retail - which you won't unless you go out and buy a.

  What will work restores your computer to its original factory state using HP recovery media.  It is a DVD and CD set that will erase the hard drive (removing all data, applications and settings, reinstall the original OS, drivers and utilities for HP.
  
  You can look online for recovery from the paged media related: http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers
  
  Once there, enter your product name or number. On your software page and download the drivers, select your operating system and version. Click on "Update".  If the HP recovery support is available for your computer, down near the bottom of the page, you will see an entry for the command Recovery Media-CD/DVD/USB. Click on the symbol '+' to expand this entty and click on order to press for more details.
  
  Or, if you prefer, you can do the same by contacting HP Customer Service:
  
  If you live in the United States or the Canada, details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/phone-assist.html#section1
  
  If you live elsewhere, contact details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-contact-us.html
  
  Note that if HP no longer provides a recovery media for your model, a few other sites, you can check are: http://www.computersurgeons.com/ and http://www.restoredisks.com/
  
  Don't forget to read through the material in the linked thread before attempting the recovery: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00707939
  
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• Factory restore does not restore Win7 but Win8

  I just installed Windows 8, but I want to go back to Windows 7. So I chose the factory via the HP tool restore Assistant, which I have done many times before getting a clean install.

  To my surprise it has restored the laptop to a new installation of Win8, but I want to go back to installing Win7? Is this average score the 'restore Win7' has been changed?

  How to get back to Win7 with factory settings?

  I don't burn any media. But I fixed it. I was running to the recovery of Windows, I tried again when starting (F11) and this recovery gave back Win7. So I guess there is a difference there.

  So I'm happy, I got rid of Windows 8 (and 15 males ;-))

• wrong key after re-installing Win7 after upgrade win10

  I chatted with Microsoft twice on this subject, but it seems that they are all delayed because Rhea or Nino could answer my questions.  The two gave conflicting responses and referred me to another organization of Microsoft dealing with Volume licenses!   I have only two computers, why I should go.

  I had good faith Win 7 on my computer, then a free upgrade to Win10.  Everything worked except my ENTRY video card and it wasn't a problem of provider, either a driver problem with desktop video card.  (I worked with the seller of the input card).  In a Win 7 machine, the card worked fine.   Stupid me, I had updated Win 10 to see if it would solve my problem, what keeps me coming back to Win7 with an easy click on (Win10 upgrade records the Win7 files until you update.)

  No problem, I had my software Win7 disk so I re-installed, using the product key, I had listed with my Bill for the software I bought it online.   Didn't work, so I used another button, for my current computer Win10.  It worked, and I installed Win7 on server.

  Good news: my entry video card works.  Bad news: I can't activate Windows 7.  The key that I use, the key to this computer failed during installation reports that she wants a "Home Premium Key" while I had upgraded to Win7 Pro for free.  The key that let me install (for my OTHER computer) is blocked by Microsoft, as it should.  No trouble there.

  How can I get from Microsoft to resolve this issue.  I have the invoice and key for the software on my desk ready to prove my case.   Microsoft let me update this machine with THIS key to 10 Windows but it won't let me DOWNGRADE using the SAME key for Windows 7.

  I suggest that you run the diagnostic tool Microsoft Genuine Advantage in normal mode and copy and paste the results into a response for further analysis:

  http://go.Microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=52012

  Run the tool and when it ends, click the copy button, open a text such as Word or Notepad file and select Edit, paste. You can paste directly into an answer here. Open a response, right click and select Paste.

• How to remove a bad installation of my laptop recovery Partition Win7

  I messed up by trying a "clean install" Win7 (on top of my Acer Vista laptop existing) by installation first on the laptop Acer recovery Partition and then try to correct the mistake by another facility on a data partition (in the hope that the installer would be smart enough to remove the previous installation - it was not!).  I was perplexed because under Vista, installing Windows has always been on C:, and the Acer recovery Partition was on D:.  When Win7 installer prompted me which drive to install on the first time, it offered me Acer C: and D: data, I place the reversal, so I just opted for C: and then found he had installed next to the Acer software, so somehow, disk partitions appear to have been involved.

  The net result is now I have two installations of Win7 and a dual boot black screen that gives me the choice to start at startup.

  Is there a way I can uninstall Win7 since the Recovery of Acer partition (preferably keeping the Acer software stored there, as I want to reinstall some of them later)?

  I burn the software Acer on a DVD, and then format the recovery partition.  You will have to boot from the Windows 7 DVD to format the partition, Windows can sometimes be a bit psychotic, but this isn't sucidal.  You are unable to format a partition with an operating system installed on it.  When you burned the DVD with the Acer software, start from the Win7 DVD, choose custom installation and once the two partitions are visible, choose delete the recovery partition, and then re-create.  Once done and back in Win7, you can then copy the back Acer DVD software.

  You will also need to change the boot loader, right-click on my computer, choose Properties.  On the next screen, select advanced system settings, and then click the Advanced tab and startup and recovery.  Remove the o/s is no longer needed.

• Dysan3600 is driver settles not on Win7

  Dysan3600 driver moved not, nor any of the software on the CD, which is MGI PhotoSuite SE. I used the program for years on XP SP3. The strange thing is that he installed on Win8 no problem. I'm tired of Win8 and it's stupid interface and issues, so I went back to Win7.

  If I have no joy with MS and their illusions about forcing people to change abruptly from what they used for 20years, then they will lose my staff and company business in all areas of all MS. products

  I hope that MS could wake up and smell the coffee, but I'm not holding my breath because they are not known to be reasonable.

  Its hardware manufacturers that create drivers for their products, not MS and it's the same with any manufacturer of o/s, Apple included

• Windows 8 How can I go back to Windows 7

  I just bought a new laptop with Windows 8. I must say that using windows 8 is the big challenge for me and it's the worst experience since I started using windows in 1995. He is a merciless gesture (from win7 for win8) and a complication very. Please tell me if and how I can go back to win7 by uninstalling win8. I have to buy a new windows 7 or what.

  Yes, if you go to the store and buy Windows 7, you can put the CD in your computer and install it.

  But don't forget to ask the company who built your laptop first - hardware may not work with Windows 7 in all.

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  If you could tell us more about what is difficult, we can try to help too.  Remember that Windows 8 still has all of the Windows 7 Desktop inside.  Nothing has changed, so you can go to the desktop and then use your computer normally without change.

• 32-bit or 64-bit on Win7 with G550

  Hello

  I have a small problem and need some advice.

  I have a G550, with 1.8 GHz Intel Celeron CPU, 2 GB DDR - RAM, 250 GB HDD and 4500Intel graphics.

  The operating system that the laptop will not work?

  Win7 32 bit and Win7 64 bit?

  I heard that with 64 bits have increases performance, but since I don't know which WIN7 is the right one for me I wanted to ask you guys.

  Can I run WIN7 with 64 bit on this laptop? If I'm not mistaken this G550 I use is a 20023. But I have found no info on the net.

  Thanks for any response,

  Mahdi

  Hello

  OK, here is the solution for all who have the same problem as I do:

  first Windows 7 64 will run on each lenovo g550, although this is not supported. This means that the aero performance will be less than with win 7 32 bit

  I used Win7 32 bit and I 3.7with the last energy management. After I installed win7 64, I myself just 2.0. the reason seems to be that the management of energy for win 7 64 is different, than the management for the 32-bit edition.

  This means that anyone using a Lenovo g550 will be better from a 32-bit edition. you will get more updates and latest drivers...

  I hope this helps you guys, if you need to make this decision. Im going back to Win7 32 bit, earlier, coz Im sick of this slowdown on the g550 aero...

  Bye, Mahdi