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• I did a clean reinstall with XP and now Microsoft tells me I don't have a real copy endorsed XP, but it's the same copy supplied with the computer.

  true copy endorsed XP,

  I have a laptop of 2005 which came with XP. I lent it to a parent and it came back up. I did a clean reinstall with XP and now Microsoft tells me I don't have a real copy endorsed XP, but it's the same copy supplied with the computer. Because if it can't get the bulk of the safety at work. That is what it is.

  Refer to this article to get tips on how to validate your copy of xp.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307890

• Advocate for help with fast storage Y500 disk cache

  Question: 1 to Sata and 16 GB mSata SSD drives got rid of all the partitions, and new copy of Windows 8 installed on the 1 TB drive. It is that I'm unable to confirm Intel Rapid Storage is configured to use the mSata SSD as cache drive, and I do not think that it IS configured based on see Win8 Disk Mgmt through that entire SSD (showing about 15 GB) is not allocated and is not be used by anything. Attempts to implement using link below do not work that there is no 'Accelerate' button in the Intel Rapid Storage Technology utility, as shown in the graphic in this post. I even installed the chipset driver before the util Rapid Storage according to the readme instructions I found out of the Intel site.

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  Am I the only one that sounds ridiculous? I have worked on 100 computers and never once had to send a back machine to load the drivers/utils to make a component work - they always had drivers available. And it is a plain jane Windows 8 install, nothing special about it.

  I am reaching my wits end, I lost a ton of time with refills and OS configurations. I give up on the mSata drive all together? I have a time difficult swalling that I MUST have Win8 Lenovo OEM load in order to be able to use all of my material.

  Any help would be REALLY appreciated!

  I think that I figured this out finally. Here's what I did:
  1 put flat as well the 1 TB drive and the 16 GB SSD, no flying over partitions, all unallocated space.
  2A took the mSata SSD out of the machine before I tried Win8 installed, (leaving it in there, the windows carve 350 MB partition on the SSD drive for a reason even if I chose the 1 TB drive to settle).
  3. install Win8 (I have the Technet version).
  4. updated all drivers Lenovo Web site except the Intel RST util, and I hooked version of NVIDIA driver for my video GeForce GT 650 M.
  5. do you have all Windows updates.
  6 clogged mSata SSD back in.
  7. download and install the 64-bit version of memory Cache Express (64-bit) that I found here:

  Cache Express downloads

  8. rebooted as guest

  When I came back to the top, I saw my SSD had a partition created and I can only ASSUME since I didn't see any Cache Express installation error and he ruled out a partition on the SSD drive to work. Don't know how I can check it really worked, but it's wayyyyyy closer I got after working on it for a week. I SiSoftware Sandra and I ran a disk performance report before the installation of the Express Cache, so I want to try to run another report and compare.

• Fast storage Intel stopping on aspire v3 - 571

  Recently my driver intel rapid storage technology has stopped several times and crashed my computer even several times again. All gel at random and then go to the blue screen with the error message "Kernal_data". I have a flag in my Center of the action, saying that the pilot of the technology has ceased, but it gives no way to really solve this problem, so I came here. Any help would be appreciated, especially if I can fix it without getting rid of everything on my laptop. Thank you.

  No, it is compatible with windows 7 and more.

  Probably, you need an older version than the one I posted.

  Try this:
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• Upgrade the hardware of Dell XPS (L521x) how to perform a clean reinstall of Windows 10 Pro

  Hello

  I searched on the internet with the question that I have before doing the upgrade and the re-installation of windows. But the messages and solutions are all scattered. I really want to clear this for me once and for all if possible.

  First of all, the material that I bought for this upgrade:

  1 Samsung 850 EVO mSATA SSD 120 GB (to replace the one 32 GB (factory default)

  2 western Digital Black 750Go Performance Mobile HDD (7200 RPM, 2.5 inches)

  3 Intel (r) Dual Band Wireless - AC 7260 (802.11ac, 2 x 2 Wi - Fi, Bluetooth)

  4. crucial Ballistix Sport SODIMM 16 GB (2x8GB) PC3-14900 CL10 at 1.35v 204 pin memory

  BTW, my Dell XPS 15 L521x has an intel core i7-3632QM and an nVIDIA GeForce GT 640 M. It also comes with 32 mSATA SSD as cache for the WDC 1 TB HARD drive.

  My goal:

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  2. use the remaining space in the C: drive.

  3. use WD Black 2.5 inch 750 GB HHD for cold storage

  4. Remove and reinstall the wireless card Intel Dual Band for a better Wi - Fi compatiability for most routers dual band out there. (Factory default, well, is not great to say the least)

  5. Remove and then install the crucial RAM (compatiable with L521x) is to upgrade memory of my laptop (maybe a little future-proof;) (D).

  Before you start the upgrade, I know I have to do the following steps:

  1. update my BIOS/UEFI. (I did it)

  2 clear accelerated Intel Rapid Start Technology (IRST) GUI (my laptop keeps inviting that "your system does not have any intel repaid with start technology").

  3. change Intel Smart response Technology (ISRT) to AHCI in BIOS

  4 back up my files

  5. my 10 Pro Activation of emergency Windows (how exactly? The Win10 Pro is upgraded to Windows Pro 8.1 with OEM Dell)

  Now my question is what I do or what I've been missing so that what I will meet errors or problems if possible.

  Also, I have heard or seen something on the OEM of Windows version. If I change the hardware, disk files or recovering backup activation does not recognize my device. Is this true? If necessary, I can buy a new version of Win10 Pro retail. But, what I really need to do, and does it perform a not-so-complicated work around?

  Thank you very much

  Dean

  If you keep your motherboard you have no problem taking the other components such as SSDS.

  Your system is already a Pro 10 Windows device.

  Installing clean with 10 Windows installation media Pro TH2 your OEM Pro 8.1 Windows key will be automatically entered to the UEFI BIOS and Windows 10 Pro TH2 automatically reactivates when your systems online.

• Install win 7 existing SSD (sorta) - to be duplicated more SSD, not "clean reinstall. Possible?

  So, I have a computer that I built at the time when Win7 was new, OEM license.  At the time I was the first SSD so I got a 1 TB HARD drive and a 40 GB SSD (actually about 36-37 GB, but whatever) (Intel).  The Windows installation, I did way back then seems to have created a very small partition 'System reserved' on the HARD drive, all 100 MB or more, which has even not a drive letter and shows only in the view of disk Partion/Manager (the rest of the HARD is my main media storage drive E :) drive.  Most of the time the real Windows w folder / system files are all on the SSD (C: /) drive, as are all my programs installed (with the exception of my library of steam ginormous but that is another story...)

  Naturally over the years with the isntalls program and patches of OS, even with cleaning of disc classic, including the elimination of restore points and everything, I like maximum without ~ 37 GB SSD 4 GB, and I'm getting a little paranoid, I'm running out of time before the killing for good wear upgrade.  So I bought a bigger (256GB) SSD I would move the program files and the OS to.

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  I could just plug my old SSD, repeating the redirection of startup repair by using the system restore disk and am back where I started from.  Question is... can I do what I want?  I'm really NOT trying to 'steal' another copy of Windows (the old 40 GB SSD will go to the trash can after be wiped) and also, I don't want to do a clean reinstall for the new SSD and have to fix all the facilities program.  If it's going to be this kind of work I would upgrade rather just the entire machine (but I won't do that this time is that I'm waiting for W10 to officially publish for my next build).

  Should I try to perform a sector by sector "clone" of the c: / cross 36 GB partition for the new SSD, then use a partitioning tool to increase the partition size to cover the rest of the disk and try the system restore disk to point to this new?  Any other advice?  (give up this machine and just build my new?)

  Thanks in advance.

  Rgds, RTR

  Cloning may fail, here's what you need to do:
  How to pass a smaller SSD for one SSD more large
  http://www.PAGESTART.com/win7ssdtossd09261401.html

  Built in the Windows backup utility does not take into account issues offset by car!

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Can not find card his after clean reinstall from scratch for 32-bit vista from 64

  Hello everyone,

  Thanks in advance for taking the time to help me with this frustrating problem.

  I did a clean reinstall from scratch from vista 32 bit vista 64.   None of my goodies (mp3 player, phone... all unfortunately outdated) played on the 64 version.  That's why I nuked it.

  Resettlement has worked like a charm, except that now I can't get anything external outlets, which worked fine before the reinstall.  I used all aspects of the Device Manager and checked for downloads on each.  When I go to sound devices, it lists the sound card as "device high definition audio" and said that the software has been updated.

  The internal speakers are the delicious Altec Lansings... and they work fine.  In fact, when I plug something into the headphone Sockets, they continue to work.

  Therefore, I'm trying to find the name of the card its installed on my build and then find the driver for it.

  Here are all the specs from the rear if you need:

  Product: hp pavillion dv 9843cl refurbished

  I am a music lover and I love this computer, and I'll be happy if I can solve this problem.   I am facing withdrawals music and get weaker day by day.

  Anyone could offer me please advice?

  If there is any other information you need to know, please let me know.

  Thank you very much!

  Rob

  more humble newbie

  Message edited by robcoats on 05/28/2009 09:53

  I found it.  It's a Manager realtek HD audio.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-59516-1 & LC = on & DLC = in & CC = US & lang = to & os = 2093 & Product = 3689917

  This is a really obscure place on the HP website.

  Boy, what a pain in the butt.  I hope this helps someone else with my little obscure refurb.

• TPT2 clean reinstall windows 8

  How can I do a complete clean reinstall of windows 8 on my 2 Tablet?

  Thank you

  I was able to start with a key USB FAT32 by using advanced startup options. I was able to do a clean install of Windows 8 Enterprise using the guide I found on the web site of Lenovo. I can't do it now, but I downloaded a copy at the time and shared below:

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• Satellite Pro M70: The game performance with Vista and Intel 915GM graphics card

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  Hey guys

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  Check on the Microsoft website, the terms of Vista!

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• Problems with the NIC Intel N 7260

  I have a 15 HP Pavilion age of 4 week t-n200 laptop is Windows 8.1.64. I'm having a problem with the NIC Intel N 7260. All of a sudden the laptop will show it does not connect to all networks. It will show a yellow triangle on it and will not connect to any network adapters. I tried to "roll back driver" and who worked initially, but now he has started with the yellow triangle and lost functionality. Now "roll back driver" is grayed out and is not an option. However, there is no update available. It currently shows pilot 16.10.0.5. It displays the code 43 under Details of the device. Other computers home connect well to the internet currently.  Please advise, thank you!

  Hi junebug07110,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I'm sorry to hear that you have a problem with your Intel N 7260 network card.  I'll try my best to help you solve this problem!

  I suggest you reinstall the driver for Driver Intel 7260/3160 Wireless LAN.  Follow the procedure in this document using Recovery Manager to restore the software and drivers (Windows 8) restore the driver.  The steps are the same for Windows 8.1.

  I hope this information is useful. Please let me know how it goes, I'll wait for your answer.

  Thank you and have a great day!

• After a clean install of Windows Vista, Intel Wifi card is installed and activated, but does not detect the network.

  Wireless card not working after a clean install of Windows Vista

  I did a clean install of Windows Vista Home Premium on my HP Pavilion of 32 bits. I've completely updated Windows via Service Pack 2. Given that the clean install, my wireless card, Intel (r) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN, was not able to detect all the networks. The Wifi card is listed under NICs as being installed and activated. the hardware on my laptop Wifi switch is set on "on" and the light is blue, indicating that the card is working.

  I can connect to the internet if I connect physically my computer to the modem with an ethernet cable wireless, so the modem isn't the problem. Other computers can connect to the wireless modem, so my Wifi modem functionality is not the problem. The problem with my computer.

  I tried to uninstall the Intel driver and reboot my computer with the generic driver. Install the driver generic, but my wireless card has not always worked. I then ran an update of windows, nothing helps.

  I tried to install the "Intel® PRO /? Wireless and WiFi Link"drivers for Windows Vista (32-bit 13.1.1.1 the latest version and the previous version 12.4.4.5 32-bit) for the Intel® Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN directly from the Intel Web site at http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProductFamily=Wireless+Networking&ProductLine=Intel%C2%AE+WiFi+Products&ProductProduct=Intel%C2%AE+Wireless+WiFi+Link+4965AGN. The map didn't always work with a driver.

  In addition to the pilots, I also downloaded a tool of diagnosis of Intel (Intel® PROSet /?) Utility of WiFi wireless connection for Windows Vista 32 -? Bit). Said diagnostic tool the WiFi card is not installed or enabled, however, Device Manager maintains that he is also installed and active.

  Is there a problem that causes Device Manager to say that all is well with the card, but does not map to realize that they diminish the radio signals? Everything's fine, diagnostic, it just does not detect networks around him. Help, please.

  Hello

  The on/off switch actually works?

  Since it is an internal adapter to ensure it is enabled in the settings of configuration/F2 (BIOS/CMOS) often like you
  Start - so look at the screen.

  Have you tried the computer on other WiFi networks? You had a WiFi type problem before the
  Re-install of Vista?

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  Your router could be suspicious here, you have successfully updated its firmware as a possible solution? And I would like to
  Update your WiFi drivers on computers. How you are positioned in the router? Are there
  obstacles in the path?

  Actually try updating your driver and disabling the network logon.

  Control Panel - network - write down of the brand and the model of the Wifi - double click top - tab of the driver - write
  version - click the driver update (cannot do something that MS is far behind the pilots of certification). Then
  Right click on the Wifi device and UNINSTALL - Reboot - it will refresh the driver stack.

  Look at the sites of the manufacturer for drivers - and the manufacturer of the device manually.
  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/driverssupport/HT/driverdlmfgr.htm

  How to install a device driver in Vista Device Manager
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/193584-Device-Manager-install-driver.html

  Download - SAVE - go where you put it - right click – RUN AS ADMIN.

  You can download several at once however restart after the installation of each of them.

  After watching the system manufacturer, you can check the manufacturer of the device an even newer version. (The
  manufacturer of system become your backup policies).

  Repeat for network (NIC) card and is a good time to get the other updated drivers as Vista like
  updated drivers.

  I would also turn off auto update for the drivers. If the updates Windows suggests a just HIDE as they
  are almost always old, and you can search drivers manually as needed.

  How to disable automatic driver Installation in Windows Vista - drivers
  http://www.AddictiveTips.com/Windows-Tips/how-to-disable-automatic-driver-installation-in-Windows-Vista/
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc730606 (WS.10) .aspx

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  Make sure you know the details of connection to your wireless router - SSID and password.

  You lose connection when you do and have to redo your logon.

  Control Panel - Network & Sharing Center - right, click Customize - page set of network locations.
  lower left click on merge or delete network locations - REMOVE all instances of your network (and the
  others you don't use anymore) - REBOOT. Start - Connect To log on to the network.

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  Check this box:

  Strange problem with Internet under Vista
  http://www.catonett.com/blog/archives/194

  Windows Vista cannot obtain an IP address from certain routers or some non-Microsoft DHCP servers
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928233/en-us

  ----------------------------------------------------

  And:

  Network connection problems
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/33307acf-0698-41ba-B014-ea0a2eb8d0a81033.mspx

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• HP Envy TS M7 20 Notebook, try a clean reinstall

  I bought my laptop from my friend and now I want to do a clean reinstall of the Win OS 8.

  My Question: should I get a product key if re-install Win 8 assuming that the operating system has been pre-installed

  -the default value of the plant will again all programs provided with laptop original

  -Trying to change administrator, I could not because he requested a check of the email, which is not

  more active, have I need this info to do a re-install.

  -do I have to make a return to the top of the BONE before the reinstall.

  I know that these questions should probably before, but please bear with me as I'm new to this.

  need me a product key if re-install Win 8 assuming that the operating system has been pre-installed?

  No you do not.

  the default value of the plant will again all programs original came with the laptop?

  Yes, it will be

  Trying to change administrator I couldn't that he requested a check of the email, which is no longer active, will I need this info to make a re-install?

  Talk with the activation of Windows Service and see this:

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/7417-built-administrator-account-change-name.html

  I have to make a return to the top of the BONE before the re - install?

  I advise you to make a backup of the image.

• Why are external USB drives not considered "Devices with removable storage" by Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium?

  Readers USB Flash RAM, CD drive USB, readers of CD - RW USB, USB DVD +-RW drives and DVD-ROM USB readers are all handled by Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium as "devices with removable storage".  To check this, look under the "Computer" entry in the menu 'start '.  However, if one uses as a USB external hard drive, that one is listed under 'hard drive '.  Programs noticed this, and some of them refuse to use it as a removable media drive, even if it is technically removable media, with its electronic and all.  It's kind of weird, because you can't remove the RAM on the USB Flash memory drives either.  Is there a way to get readers to external USB hard drive listed under "devices with removable storage"?

  -Yekta

  USB hard drives do not seem material RMB (removable media bit) bit set.

  I tried to format my external drive scratch NTFS (it has been formatted in this way, but I have re-formatted to ensure that), and it always happens as "Local Disk".  Also, I put the "Optimize for quick removal" option on the parameters of the disk driver hard software.  Which doesn't change anything either.  It came even as "Local Disk".  Finally, I formatted the drive with the FAT32 file system (use some flash drives).  The drive still shows as "Local Disk".  In the tests described above, I still "withdrew safely" the disk first and then re-connected.

  Thanks for the help, I now know it is a bit material in the electronic control unit which controls special registration of the drive in the operating system.

  -Yekta

• Can I do a clean install with a Windows Vista upgrade disc?

  De : Fred S

  I bought a new PC and I would now like to give my old PC to my nephew. He had been upgraded from XP to Windows Vista. I did a clean install with Windows Vista and remove the Windows.old folder that was taking place, but the computer is not as fast it would be if I had formatted the disk prior to installation. What to do with a Windows Vista Upgrade disk or do I have to purchase the full program?

  De : Brink

  Fred,

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  Hope this helps,

  Shawn

  --

  Brink

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• HP SAS HBAS with IBM Storage and SAS SAN vs iSCSI SAN

  Hello, I am working on a project, and I have to add a SAN solution to my client infaestructure. My client already has a HP Server and we wanted to add another server, but an IBM one. I thought I'd add storage IBM (DS3200) that has two SAS interfaces. The problem is that the Distributor IBM says who does not know if the HP Server will be able to communicate with the SAS IBM storage. So, one possibility was to put on the server HP HP SAS HBA Controller. The second option is to put a SAS HBA Controller IBM. I think that the SAS is a standard, it doesn't matter what brand I use of HBA. Should not it works anyway?

  There is another option which adds instead of SAS one iSCSI storage. The problem is that I do not know the performance than the iSCSI storage. I want to put inside it's VM with Exchange Server (50 mailboxes), an ERP (for 50 users) with it's SQL Server, a computer file virtual, a virtual machine server with Active Directory.

  So, the questions are:

  1 - does anyone have experience with iSCSI storage to see if its performance if goog enough (I intend to use a dedicated to the iSCSI network gigabit switch)?

  2 does anyone know if I use different brands of servers (in this example an IBM and HP) with a SAS storage IBM? Who be it already done? The HP SAS HBA are compatible with the IBM iSCSI storage? IBM SAS HBA are compatible with HP servers?

  3. in the case of being able to do what I say to question 2, that do you suggest? Put a HP SAS HBA within the HP Server or upgrade an IBM SAS HBA inside HP Server?

  Of course the option I want to use is the addition of SAS IBM storage instead of using an iSCSI one, but I'm not sure of their compatibility between HP and IBM storage servers.

  Thanks in advance.

  In this case, the reason why I wouldn't use SAS is that your application requires this level of performance and the cost as not justified. You can configure iSCSI and direct savings in most important features such as snapshot, replication and dedup. If you were available to this solution with the DS3200 spend you 10K and that none of these features. Performance is very good, but you will find that the system is not yet warmed up with this load. The SAS Protocol can support high IO, but is not what provisions IO, is the number of disks and the RAID mode that defines your ability to e/s. I put 40 K terraced small IOPS / s on a single caching of 1 GB iSCSI target, so he can make the e/s. flow is not as high , but do you really need it. In the future you can profitable move to 10Gbe if you find insufficient bandwidth, which would be faster than the SAS 3 GB limit that is uneconomic to upgrade 3 + times.

  Kind regards

  Mike

  http://blog.laspina.ca/

  vExpert 2009