BACKUP OF WINDOWS 7 PRO

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• How would complement a full computer backup in windows xp pro without a floppy drive?

  I'm trying to do a full backup of my external hard drive with windows xp pro, but my dell did not come with a floppy drive installed.  It won't let me choose another drive to make the start of the startup disk or reboot disk.

  Most likely your external drive is formatted using FAT32. The maximum value
  size of the file for this file system is 4 GB less than a byte. Reformat your
  external hard drive to NTFS (or use the Convert command):
  ( http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb456984.aspx)

• Windows XP Pro - Restore backup full to the new hard drive Questions

  My HD player (only four years, ARGH) for my Dell Dimension 4700 threw the sector of disk errors in Event Viewer.  I tried disc analysis to fix and it did not help.  I did a full backup, including the State information system on an external hard drive using backup utility Windows XP Pro.  I don't have an emergency boot disk, just the XP PRO installation disc.

  I have the new drive (Sata 320 GB rather than Sata 80 GB) installed and loaded with Windows XP again.  I am able to connect and fix the external hard drive and want to restore my old information.

  I think that I should restore the backup file using Windows XP with security, junction points, and above all, preserve the mount points for the reader verify that Yes.

  It is the appropriate procedure to restore a full backup to a hard drive nine?

  Restoration of the old registry to the backup will damage the install drive?

  Thank you

  RCH2330

  
  

• Windows XP Pro the cloning of new hard drives (ready to use to backup discs).

  Hello. I use a system dual-boot Windows XP Pro at the moment. The first instance of XP, I use for internet, test new applications, etc... (a beat hard drive). The second instance of XP, I only use my Audio Studio. Due to an an external sound card very inconsistently (Presonus Firebox), this system does not work.

  "Why not just install everything on a disk?" you ask. I have operated this way until recently and have grown tired of incompatible software and need to keep my Audio Studio completely isolated from everything else.

  What I did to remedy this situation is:
  (A) I bought a total of 4 hard drives SATA Seagate (unfortunately they aren't all the same capabilities. 2 x 250 GB + 300 + 500 GB.)
  (B) I bought some EZ-Swap hard drive trays. (Have the instances of XP with a C:\ root on 2 separate hard drives. One is the pace of the drive, the other only my Audio Studio. When the need to use the desired OS, I just slide into the status bar.)

  Due to the fact that I'm on dial-up (there is no high speed in my area so far), "days" to completely update my Windows XP Pro.

  My goal is as follows:
  (1) to perform a clean Windows (all the hardware drivers installed except for my external sound card) and fully implemented installation up-to-date. I don't plan any change of material with the exception of my card external sound.
  (2) from there, create an exact image of the operating system that can be saved in a data cd/dvd/hard drive to copy onto a new hard drive. Image includes everything. Ex: registry entries, the drivers installed and software.

  Norton Ghost is not an option, because it will have to be installed to make the image, therefore, be part of the image.

  Any ideas on how I can do such a thing works? Windows 'Backup' do what I propose (an ISO standard or emulated)?

  I prefer Acronis True Image of Norton Ghost. I don't know why you would want it installed in your operating system image, so just install it in your other operating system. You create a True Image bootable CD and allows to clone/disk images. Ghost or True Image - besides - will do exactly what you want. We do that all at once for clients with critical systems - clone their server to an identical disk drive hard (it must not be the same in your case) and put the spare drive in the closet in an emergency. True Image doesn't have to be installed on the target computer - just install * somewhere * so you can build the bootable CD. Or if you buy the retail version House instead of the download (what we do because we use an Enterprise version), the TI CD is probably bootable. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Help! -New Dell i3847 - Windows 7 Pro - Dell Recovery Disk Win 8.1 & DBaR don't make a backup of the system

  I bought a new Dell i3847 and it has Windows 7 Pro 64 bit installed at the factory on it.

  I wanted to make a complete backup of the system, but the Dell Backup and Recovery software does not allow me to make a backup of the system.  In addition, I was unable to create a system recovery disk using Dell backup and restore.

  I can't use the drive system recovery expected Dell because it clearly states Windows 8.1

  (1) why is a Win 8.1 drive included with a Win 7 Pro 64 bit system?

  (2) what is the problem with Dell backup and recovery that she:

  (a) cannot create a recovery disc factory

  (b) allow me to create a backup system so I can go back to the factory State

  Help!

  It has been 2.5 hours and it is still "initialize disk" to create a recovery of the plant.  It usually somewhere fails during initialization or in writing.    Spend hours for each failed attempt to create a factory recovery disc is NOT GOOD!

  The factory restore disk was finally created.

  Dell is now a person pays create a backup system and the user must download a update to do so.

  Microsoft has a tool to create a system image and make a recovery / restore disc which is free.

  So, I used DBaR do restore disk by the factory.

  However, to make a system image and a recovery / restore for that, I used windows 7 built in software.

• XP system backup and restore for XP Mode in Windows 7 Pro

  We have many customers finally replace their XP computers with new systems, but some require old software XP can easily be upgraded or replaced.

  We can always clone their slow HDD to a new SSD in a new system and repair the hard disk controller, but then they still run XP.

  Does anyone know of a Windows XP backup procedure (NTbackup, System Migration tool, Acronis image of the system, etc.) and then on a computer installed Windows 7 Pro with XP Mode, restore the backup to the computer in XP Mode?  In this way, they have Windows 7 for new software and can easily "initialize" their virtual XP machine?

  Would seek essentially to restore a mirror image of XP so that programs are intact.

  We could do something other than XP mode too - VirtualBox or VMWare would be nice too.

  Thanks in advance for your ideas.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home s/fr-U.S./Accueil
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/Forum

• Windows 7 Pro Action Center shows current backup permanently

  Windows 7 Pro Action Center shows current backup permanently, even if it's not, I don't have a backup set and Backup and Restore cannot find a backup.

  Why can't Microsoft find a solution to this problem with the network or the corrupted/missing files? My system works fine even with this problem of current backup. So, I learned to forget. But it would be nice if Microsoft would solve this problem.

  Hi flintnodule,

  Microsoft can and will fix the issue for you, but because it involves dircet contact with the troubled pc the only way to do it is through remote assistance. that is to call you Microsoft and allowing the tech Advisor take control of your pc directly. THS can lead however still other problems that not all advisers have the same stanard in cognition, (I'm talking about previous experiances). That's why I stated measures for any user to repiar this problem themselves in over the answer, but for some reason not to many are eager to make they perfer to ignore the help and just complian. the way I used overkill stages of difficulty was the following. 1. removal of devices connected, 2. back up the system and all the files, 3. Defragment os. 4, everthing unistall, which is the third part. 5, prepare an external hard drive for windows by labelling and re-formatting upward (note do not quick format). 6, clean, install windows 7 but use the options to format your drive first. 7, do not install anything just to configure windows 7 to your configuration (test performance and reliability monitor if all ok). 8, perform an upgrade and after what game action center full tuning IE levels all the recommended and send information to all users. and set performance and reliability thanks to (allow) windows firewall. 9, Center of action for perform a full upward and the image of the value system and set it to your external hard drive. 10, test of reliability and performance monitor, once everything is ok and the Action Center indicates that it is active and there is no problem, you are ready to reinstall all of your software for your backup you make early.

  hope this helps

  your

  ASHLEY No.: 1 FAN OF MICROSOFT AND WINDOWS 7 do not forget if you tick the response as correct, vote for him as useful to help other users find a solution faster

• I got windows 7 pro is installed a few years ago. has the re - install from backup [thing disk

  I had my computer there are up to a few years dated to windows 7 pro. of the plant was installed. Is vista. never had a problem to say I had to re - install all the dick recovery when the date has been blocked in. now he gave me 30 days to inter a key. I tried to do, and he says it's now blocked. I tried to solve this problem and to find reasons why, but it doesn't let me do something. Why recent years have I ever had this is placed, and does that mean that my product key is blocked now... How can I fix? I am disabled live on s.s.i.d. and just don't have any money to spend on everywhere, start by buying new product keys. the computer Co., up, class my system years back is longer around to help. so I hopw someone can help me please. Thank you. I also tried to go back to the past where it was, but the drive took all this out I guess. I'm in a mess so far.

  How to activate Windows 7 manually (activate by phone)
   
  1) click Start and in the search for box type: slui.exe 4
   
  (2) press the ENTER"" key.
   
  (3) select your "country" in the list.
   
  (4) choose the option "activate phone".
   
  (5) stay on the phone (do not select/press all options) and wait for a person to help you with the activation.
   
  (6) explain your problem clearly to the support person.
   
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950929/en-us

  However, the requirements for the media upgrade is that you have an operating system already eligible such as Windows XP or Vista installed to use it. Since the Windows 7 end user license agreement.

  15 UPDATES. To use upgrade software, you must first be licensed for the software that is eligible for the upgrade. After the upgrade, this agreement takes the place of the agreement for the software that you upgraded. After upgrade, you can no longer use the software that you upgraded.

  So, if you are always denied, you will just have to reinstall Windows XP or Vista and let it do the verification of eligibility.

• Palm TX 32 bit Windows 7 Pro of XP Update: use XP mode? Or Win 7?

  I'm really good at making fatal mistakes with technology and my Palm is too critical to risk, so I bought a portable 32-bit, Windows 7 pro and XP mode installed.

  I've scoured the forums, but all I can find are problems/solutions with 64 bit (which is what scares me in the first place, of course).

  First of all, I should install in XP mode?  Or install Win 7 on a 32-bit computer will go smoothly?

  Secondly, can I use my original disc with the 4.2 version of Palm Desktop?

  Finally, for my peace of mind, you kindly check my checklist of errors, omissions or dangerous areas.

  (1) synch the device from Palm desktop

  (2) backup on my SDCard with NVBackup

  (3) open the XP mode - or do not open XP mode as you recommend

  (4) install Palm desktop (disc or download that recommend)

  (5) enter the same username as on the device / xp computers

  (6) change in Organizer substitute Office

  (7) with the sync cable. Make tea. Be calm.

  (8) check data on handheld and the desktop to find errors.

  (9) when somewhat confident everything goes well, return led to synchronize except for stays of backup as handheld overrides desktop. (not sure why, but it's the default I guess.)

  Thank you

  Off the hook

  SUCCESS!

  Thank you all very much. I danced around the kitchen.

  I had a few problems, and that means a question.

  After installation I plugged the cable in and upward jumped a box "Installing the driver software" telling me "software device driver was not installed successfully. I thought it was over, and that's my question. What does that mean? Because the next thing that happened, thought I had nothing to lose but hope, I tried a synch, and incredibly, it worked. I made a small change in the calendar and it synchronized at the back of the unit.

  He also tells me there is a problem with the quick installation then took me to do nothing.

  In addition, in case it might help someone, disable UAC in Win7 is slightly different from that of Vista. Go to "edit your user account settings" and set the cursor to "Don't warn.  At this time, I went on the internet for security. And it's a little annoying, because after that you have to restart the computer. And when HotSync is done, you go back to the control panel and restart and then restart.

  WyreNut, I smiled when I saw your post.  I always assumes that the volunteers on the technology forums (which, in a just world, would be paid buckets of moolah for their help) are early and that you would be all Win8 (and the curse, I suppose). But I guess that help you here because if something works (such as Palm) why spend.

  I kudo has you all and would buy you champagne if I could.

  Confused, but less.

• Satellite Pro C50-A-1E6: Windows 7 Pro for Windows 8.1 Upgrade Pro

  Hello

  My laptop came with pre-installed Windows 7 Pro and also accompanies the disks to upgrade to Windows Pro 8.1, when I restart the laptop the optical drive with the disk Windows Pro 8.1 in there doesn't seem to be options for the upgrade of Windows, it's rather just the generic tools for backup/recovery of the laptop and install Windows 8.1 Pro is not mentioned anywhere.

  Am I missing something? I have to format the laptop in order so that it can resume the process of Windows 8.1?

  The laptop seems to be picking up the drive Windows Pro 8.1 because the interface is similar to that of Windows 8 (when the choice of region/keyboard) but as I said than just default to repair the existing installation without any option to upgrade.

  See you soon,.

  Paul

  > Am I missing something? I have to format the laptop in order so that it can resume the process of Windows 8.1?

  You have VICTORY 8.1 PRO 64-BIT DVD disc.
  I think that is NOT an upgrade disk, but using this installation disc, the system (Win 8.1) will be installed on the HARD drive and this procedure could get rid of Win 7

  So before you try to install Win 8.1 I recommend creating Toshiba recovery media as described in the user manual. Read it!

  After the middle of the recovery (disk or UBS flash stick) has been created, you could boot from the 8.1 WIN 64 bit PRO DVD to start the installation!

• Installation of drive Media Express before you install Windows XP - Pro?

  Hi all

  I want to install Windows XP Professional on my Satellite A100-153.
  I have already done all the backups, created a tool and driver CD and I'm ready to start... BUT:
  What the Express Media Player? I have a recovery for the Express Media Player CD. What do I need to run the Express Media Player Recovery before you install Windows XP Pro?
  I'm not reinstall my Windows XP HOME Edition. As I am used to work with the XP pro edition I have a Windows XP pro. So no recovery.

  Can someone help me?
  Thank you very much!

  Hello

  Installation of the drive, I found a FAQ document very useful on the Express media:
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB58014O0008R01.htm

  In addition, on the HARD drive should at least 150-200 MB of free space available.
  This free space must be on the end of the HARD drive and there must be unallocated.
  To get this free space of HDD the 3 products part must be used namely Partitions magic 8

  good luck buddy

• Downgrade to windows 7 Windows 8 pro Hp Envy dv6-1090ee

  I recently bought a new Hp dv6-1090ee envy which has windows 7 preinstalled. I used the offer to upgrade to windows 8 pro for $ 14.99, but I did not like the new interface of windows 8 and I would go down to my original windows 7 with the factory settings.

  I checked the multiple sources in the best way and more confused when I started has finished. I really hope I can get the best solution here or at least performed on the best site where I could follow the appropriate directions.

  Some useful information:

  I have upgraded to windows 8 pro and did not have a facility clean (I still have a windows.old folder).

  I don't have a recovery disc for my windows 7.

  I don't remember the version of windows 7, I had.

  I have an old windows 7 installation disc, but I don't know the product key provided for windows 7 with the laptop.

  I just wanted to say that I could solve my problem with a very simple method. I contacted HP support through my HP support assistant at home and the solution was much easier than I anticipated.

  Since I've only updated, I still had the windows.old folder. so, I followed the following procedure:

  1 restart my pc.

  2. press F11 before that windows 8 has begun.

  3. the Recovery Manager open.

  4. I chose to restore the computer to factory without backup (since I had already backed up all my data on a Portable hard drive previously).

  5. the Installer started and the computer was still brand new.

  Everything worked well. Thank you HP support.

  It is a solution to my personal problem and on my model, I don't know if it works on all new HP laptops. My best advice for anyone with a problem is to contact HP support through HP support assistant, it is a very useful tool.

• HP Pavilion Slimline s3760in D: need help in Clean install Windows 10 pro 64-bit?

  Hello

  For the past few months I am running windows 10 pro where I had to upgrade windows 8.1 pro 32 - bit windows 10 pro 32-bit. If my system is activated in windows 10 pro and it is authentic.

  

  When I checked in the type of system, it says operating system 32-bit, x 64 processor.  4 GB RAM only 3.12 GB of RAM is usable.

  This means that my processor supports 64-bit operating system. That's why I intend to clean windows install 10 pro and install the 64-bit version so that I can use all 4 GB of RAM.

  That's why went into a tool for creating media and downloaded Mediacreation Toolx64 but when I try to launch the app it shows error "this app cant run on your pc. But Mediacreation tool for 32 bit gently. According to me, given that my current OS is 32-bit so mediacreation toolx64 is not running.

  So I was wondering if I run 32-bit tool mediacreation and choose 'create multimedia installation for another pc' and chosen architecture (32-bit and 64-bit) times, then the clean installation of windows pro 10 OS will I have the option to choose between the version 64-bit and 32-bit version?

  [2] already my windows 10 pro is active in 32-bit version, I get a product key error when I clean install 10 pro for the 64 bit version of windows?

  [3] will be my windows 10 64-bit pro is activated? Since my windows 10 pro turned in a 32-bit version.

  Microsoft memo said "Your PC will activate online automatically as long as the same edition of Windows 10 has been activated successfully on this PC using the free Windows 10 upgrade offer."

  HI Varadar,

  You're right, you choose the installation program of the media creation tool that corresponds to your current system, but create a support for another PC and select 64-bit or both.  I would choose 64-bit.

  Yes, what you plan should work.  Once you have upgraded to Windows 10 32 - bit and Windows checked 10 32 - bit is set, you can use Media Setup to switch to Windows 10 64 - bit.  But... I could ask you to wait a month.  It was reported on the sites a Updatefor Windows 10 is expected in November.  This update will include some changes and corrections that we have already published to our group of insiders test.  The recent blog post is hereand scroll to the bottom of reading on the Activation stuff.  We also wrote about the changes, including the news of your task in our own forum.

  What do you think should work now today, if there is no problem or bug there is no backup.  But if you wait a bit, then the backup as explained will use your Windows 8.1 Pro key into your HP motherboard.

  I hope this helps,

  Charles

• HP Envy 23: How can I install Windows 7 Pro Windows 8.1 pre-installed slim like 23?

  Hello... I HATE 8.1... but I saw your list of wonderful driver for your laptop and I was wondering if it is similar to a HP desktop computer when removing windows 8.1.   I already asked HP for help, but they, unfortunately, are "unable" to tell me that I can even load Windows 7 23 want.  People very nice, but very limited information.

  I managed to find 2 new copies of Windows 7 Pro, more a have on hand software... obviously, until Windows has the world dislikes phone applications on a computer, we need backup copies!

  My brand new mess is a HP Envy 23 I just bought last Sunday and hates carefully.

  I got the USB backup, just in case, but to wipe the drive (if I can) and change the boot order (if I have will be tolerated), and of course, eliminating all additional platforms I could find if this is possible)... What do I need to save the facility from 8.1 to make bits andpieces and love its color and whatever work?

  And what on Earth is UEFI?

  Thanks in advance... I know that this forum is a labor of love.

  Six days in a 30 days return... Help!

  Knowing the complete model of the computer help, HP Envy 23-xxxxxx

  Try to downgrade your system would probably void your warranty and a challenge trying to find drivers that would work with Windows 7, a real headache.

  If you want to go this route, you need to disable secure boot and enable legacy in order to change the boot order.

  It may be easier to keep what you have and make it Windows 8 look like Windows 7

  http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/50124-Windows-8-1-make-look-feel-like-Windows-7-a.html

  or this:

  http://www.MakeUseOf.com/tag/make-Windows-8-8-1-look-like-Windows-7-XP/

• Reinstalling operating system on the HP laptop which has Vista, Win 7 family Premium and Windows 7 Pro installed.

  I have a HP Pavilion 6500 CTO (?) vintage 2008 model.  It came with Vista Premium. It is the only time that I forgot to make a recovery disk, but there is a sort of drive partitioned D that could be disaster recovery.  Anyway. .. . . .

  I made one of the first Windows 7 Premium Upgrade downloads (I still have the right to download a backup).  I also bought 6 months later any when upgrading to Windows 7 Pro.

  I would like to donate this laptop to a member of the family, so I would like to start with a clean slate of the operating system and drivers of origin if the wireless hardware and other works.  Two Questions

  1. If I create a recovery disc in the current state of the computer to have Win 7 Pro loaded, format the hard drive and then try to reinstall the OS from the recovery disk, which will load OS - Vista or Win 7 Pro?

  2. see question 1 - it is the best way to offer a new beginning for the system with a reformat and reinstall OS, or is there a better solution?  As I said, I don't have a recovery for the Vista operating system disk.

  Thanks in advance,

  W!

  wgrayson wrote:
  

  Cheryl: thank you.  I had to google "active partition" and found how how to change active partitions, but I did not know after you change the active partition this restart start RecovManager...  Uh, excuse the "duh" question, but I guess you can't have a SINGLE partition active at a time, correct?

  The question is a little more complicated.  When he restores the computer to the original state, it also roll back updates to the BIOS, or are those left intact? Why ask?  At the beginning, on this model of AMD, I had a fan / overheating issue that has been resolved by updating the bios to set when the fan on.  I might have to reinstall this update of the bios of HP!

  «mark the recovery partition as "active" and reboot, it will then start this partition and start the Recovery Manager»

  The bios will not be affected.

  .