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• Can I use my Windows 7 Edition recovery disks Home Premium for a clean install on my old Windows XP computer?

  Hello world!  I hope someone can help.

  Can I use my Windows 7 Edition recovery disks Home Premium for a clean install on my old Windows XP computer?

  If this is a recovery from a different computer disk, you are unable to do so.

  In addition, if you were to format the computer, you will need to have a way to reinstall a copy of Windows with a genuine license.

  The best option if you need Windows 7 Home Premium is to buy a genuine license then you can make a custom (new installation).

  Where can I still get Windows 7?

  Version upgrade - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/13/WinXP-to-Win7/

• Re: How to install Windows from a recovery on a new hard disk media?

  Immediately after a Windows Update, my computer will not re-start. It says disk error.

  I could not start it from the recovery media and F8 would not work. I bought and installed a new hard drive. Now, when I put in the recovery media to install Windows on the new drive, it gives an error message.

  What this may be? Would I be able to install Windows from the recovery media?
  It is Windows 7 and laptop Satellite A500, 64 bit.

  Hello

  In General, you can install Recovery on each compatible HARD drive image so you should not be a problem in this regard.

  Please tell us what happens when you start installation of recovery. What error message?

  New HARD drive is recognized in the BIOS. Before you begin installation of recovery BIOS default value.

• Re-install Windows 7 using recovery media (DVD)

  Laptop: HP-430 Notebook

  OS: Windows 7 (64-bit)

  HARD DRIVE: THE 298 GB

  When I bought recently my laptop HP-430, I partitioned new HARD drive using some other third party software. I created an additional partition (M:\). Here's the info, how I've repartitioned...

  C:\ - 100 GB (changed from 284 GB to 100 GB).

  D:\ - have not made any changes.

  M:\ - 184 GB (created a drive by myself).

  Then after a few days of testing purpose I thought using the Recovery Manager. So I run the Setup and chose the first option (System Restore) who says he will only reformat the drive (C:\) system and will not issue any other HARD disk changes. But to my surprise it deleted/reformatted the HARD full disc, and I lost all my documents, music, photos and all my important files, I recorded/saved on M:\ (that I had created...)

  Can someone tell me why the hack happened...?

  So now, next point. After that the Recovery Manager has restored the operating system, I repartitioned again, but this time with the Windows disk management tool. But the Windows disk management does not shrink (resize) the C:\(Systemdrive) of less than 150 GB. So I resized C:\ to 150 GB of GB 284 and created a player more (M:\) 147 GB size. And I deleted the recovery disc (D:\), but I created the recovery DVD before you remove the Recoevery of my HARD disk drive.

  Now its time for me to reinstall Windows 7 using recovery media, I messed with some system files when installing a theme for Windows 7 and now my OS is completely unstable. So now I want to reinstall windows 7, but I do not understand what option selected in the Recovery Manager (when run from Recovery DVD)

  Options displayed in the Recovery Manager

  1 collect using Microsoft Recovery

  2 recovery system (the option that I had chosen for the first time and got all the stuff removed)... He said that he only reinstalls the OS and custom make any other change of HARD drive.

  3 minimized Image Recovery

  4. factory Reset.

  So now my question to you guys, it's what option do I have selected in the Recovery Manager so that all my saved content and my stuff on M:\ (I created) will not be removed... and the operating system is reinstalled.

  PLIZZZZZ HELPPPPPPPPPPPP...

  Hello

  I don't think that all the disk recovery options will keep your partition custom - as far as I know, the only time where you will receive a prompt to keep a custom partition when you use the option "Recovery of Image is reduced to a minimum" to the recovery Partition D that you deleted.

  You can try the following workaround.

  Download the good Image of disk Windows 7 from the link below: it must be exactly the same version your OEM Setup - that is to say if your laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, it comes to the version, you must download.

  Windows 7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit

  Use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly on a blank DVD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.

  Use the disk that you create to perform the installation - when you get to the option to choose the installation type, choose custom and select the C partition.

  When asked, enter the activation key Windows located on the underside of your laptop, then when the installation is complete use the 'method of phone", described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system - this method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want to just that a new installation of Windows 7 without software load additional normally bundled with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  Additional drivers, you may need to find from here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• No sound after installing windows on my hp 620 help 8

  No sound after installing windows on my hp 620 help 8

  I can't find your audio driver on the HP support page, but I was able to locate it, which is the same engine as yours, just the latest version. According to what is listed, it supports Windows 8. Give it a shot and let me know if it works for you.

  http://goo.GL/0IMBd

• I have a PC with windows 7 Home Premium installed. The PC is faulty and cannot be resolved. Can I reinstall the same Windows 7 to a new computer without additional cost?

  I have a PC with windows 7 Home Premium installed. The PC is faulty and cannot be resolved. Can I reinstall the same Windows 7 to a new computer without additional cost? If yes how can I do this? Some people reported issues license keys and it cannot be registered once in a PC.

  Thank you

  It is the major limitation of the OEM software that it can be installed on a PC. The COA label will confirm whether the license is OEM. A number of elements can be replaced in a PC in the way of repair, but only if exactly the same model of Council can this be exchanged.

  Even if you transfer the drive to the new PC would not authenticate because of the change of equipment, and it would be unlikely to to re-authenticate online.

  If the label is not OEM and you have a retail package, so it can be transferred.

• My previous version of windows (which is already installed on the hard drive) will erase if I boot from a bootable USB. Please help me!

  I have Windows 8 is installed and an iso of Windows 8.1 on my USB.

  My previous version of windows (which is already installed on the hard drive) will erase if I boot from a bootable USB. Please help me!

  When you upgrade to 8.1 Windows it will replace your Windows 8.0. The only way I know to have both is to buy a copy of Windows 8.1 and install on another partition or drive.  Hope this helps and if you need another post to help and we will be happy to help you.

  The above opinion is mine and mine nothing and does not necessarily reflect that of Microsoft, it's employees, or any other Member of this forum.

  "When we try to take anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe." -John Muir

• new computer windows 10 tent to install photoshop 2015 error code 6 cc appears it please help.

  new computer windows 10 tries to install photoshop cc 2015 appears an error code 6 and im not sure what to do if I could get help on how to solve the problem that would be much appreciated thanks.

  Please see the link below.

  Errors ' Exit Code: 6, "" Exit Code: 7 "|"» CC, CS6, CS5.5

  Hope this will help you.

  Kind regards

  Hervé Khare

• I have Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Standard and Im having a hard time to install on my new computer Windows 8... Help

  I have Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Standard and Im having a hard time to install on my new computer Windows 8... Help

  Chances are you won't be able to install it to cause that there is not a service for this version's activation server.  You may be able to acquire Acrobat 7 Pro through the following page, although I can't say whether or not he will correctly move into a system of Windows 8.

  CS2: Error: unavailable activation server | CS2, Acrobat 7, hearing 3 -.

  l http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/Policy-Pricing/Creative-Suite-2-activation-end-Life.htm

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/CS2-product-downloads.html

• Pavilion G6 Windows 8 application recovery

  OK, I had a friend bring me a Pavilion G6 (2287sa) Windows 8 laptop whose hard drive was clicking on & unreadable, with no prior recovery media.  I ordered a suitable replacement drive and managed to locate another G6 Windows 8 (2299sa) model, by learning about a local forum... the forum member is happy for me to make a backup of their system recovery that I helped them before.

  However, before I do, I need to secure a number of things: -.

  (a) will be the recovery media of a book of 2299sa on the 2287sa?

  (b) is likely to cause problems for the Member of the forum if their own system has problems in the future?

  (c) create recovery media remove the installation of onboard factory restore or keep it intact?

  If there are other problems that I could meet then, as they say, I'm all ears!

  Thanks in advance

  BIS

  Hi, Bob:

  (a) will be the recovery media of a book of 2299sa on the 2287sa?   Probably not. The recovery media will check the model number and probably error, but you have nothing to lose by trying.

  (b) is likely to cause problems for the Member of the forum if their own system has problems in the future? Not at all, but they can only do 1 set of the 2299sa recovery media.

  (c) create recovery media remove the installation of onboard factory restore or keep it intact? Do the defined recovery media has no impact on the recovery partition.

  Should the recovery media do not work on the 2287sa, you can order a set of this HP ePartner on the link below.

  http://www.best2serve.com/page/rcd_additional_info/?product_id=186461&category_id=5&quantity=1&hardware_product_id=169258&txt_search=D1Q31EA&product_type_id=4

  Based on the cost of a set of recovery media, you probably want to try the game to make the discs first.

• Dv7 - 7333cl envy: Boot Device not found (3FO) after 8 of Windows Restalling of recovery disks

  Hello

  The hard drive on my dv7 desire - 7333cl just died after upgrading my windows 8.1 to 10. I bought a new SSD and I replaced the drive. I could not find the recovery discs, that I did when I got the PC, so I ordered new HP according to the recommendations of other threads with the understanding that they would be able to reinstall windows on the new drive.

  Given the shipping time would take a long time, until I tried to reinstall Windows 8.1 using the file .iso Windows 8.1 image official of Microsoft. It seemed to install properly, read the product automatically key and everything, but I could not get the machine to start, so I decided to wait for the HP recovery discs.

  Well I had the disc a few days ago and reinstalled the original image on the new drive. Problem is that when the computer reboots, I get error no matter what I try. The errors vary according to which of the steps I tried below, but I was never able to start Windows, except once when the Windows 8 BSOD loops and restarts automatically before I can even read.

  Here are the steps I've already tried:

  -Performed a hard reset (power adapter and battery removed, taking the power for 30 seconds button)

  -Run the diagnostic system HP based on the SSD (spent) and memory (spent)

  -Secure boot disabled (and re-enabled, cleared the keys, keys reloaded, etc.)

  -Enabled legacy support (and disabled)

  -Bios reset to original settings (F9) is then repeat above steps in various orders

  -Reinstalled two times more than original image

  At this point, I was wondering if the drive has not been formatted from the recovery disk and multiple files to start causing problems, so I started in Parted Magic with UBCD and reformatted the entire hard drive (0 s to write to disc) and again reinstalled original image. Still nothing so I told all the steps above in random orders to try to turn it on.

  If I start in the boot options, I can see the SSD, but it still won't start. Does anyone have more ideas for me to try? The fact that it passes all the tests and that it is running the Linux of Parted Magic environment suggests that everything works fine, but for some reason any Boot file does not load.

  Did I lose money on the HP recovery discs and he just bought my own Windows OEM license?

  I'm going crazy trying to figure this out. I am relatively experienced with the PC, but it's my first time work with the architecture of the UEFI Windows 8 so maybe there is something obvious that I'm missing?

  Thanks for any help.

  FINALLY SUCCESS!

  After a lot of frustration and several reboots, partitions, reinstall, and trips to Best Buy, that I care to remember I'm typing this from my stable work feel LIKE to the point Windows 8.1. Currently 10 Windows to download and install all updates, but everything seems to be stable.

  To make a long story short:

  -Be sure to carefully read the product manual

  I never would have guessed that this system would support only a 160 or 180 GB SSD. If I had of known that I would have probably never had any serious problems.

  -Instead of order recovery HP discs just to download the ISO of Windows 8

  I'm not the first person to have problems with these discs (search this forum for the many complaints), so unless desperately want the included HP tools and bloat, just to get a file from Microsoft (FREE!). There is no reason why it shouldn't work and I wish I would have went with my gut here and saved a bit of money.

  -Be persistent if you can't find the question

  I was told, many people, that the machine was bricked up. At that time, I was obsessed with the implementation because no one could tell me why it would not.

  Thanks for reading! And if you encounter a similar error, good luck.

• Windows XP does not install the automatic updates.

  Original title: kopieerfout

  After several years, my laptop with Windows XP does not install the automatic updates, giving only a mistake:

  "

  ER is een doing opgetreden bij het van het bestand ntoskrnl.exe copying

  Kan het bestand niet naar doelmap copying.

  Everything works OK.

  Thanks for your help

  Everything works OK.

  It seems that it is not... Why Dutch? You use or have the corresponding language version installed?

  Free translation of message:

  "An error occurred during the copy of the file ntoskrnl.exe
  Cannot copy file to destination... »

  Please note that ntoskrnl.exe is a process in the cycle of the initial startup on your computer program.

  Try to load your "last known good configuration".

  The issue is also known to be caused by a short circuit in the ground cable into the keyboard cable. Make sure that it is not the cause of your error by replacing the keyboard with another keyboard or just disconnect the keyboard from the computer. You can also look at your function "Add or remove programs" If KB2686509 <> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2686509 > is installed.  Install manually if it is not.

  If the above doesn't help, try using the Sfc.exe tool - see here > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310747

  Or run the Chkdsk tool - see here > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315265

  If still no luck, you may need to restore the file ntoskrnl. exe as follows:

  1 - insert the Microsoft Windows XP CD. Note: If you have a recovery CD or a restore CD and not a Microsoft Windows XP CD is probably the procedure below does not solve your problem.

  2 - restart the computer and that the computer starts, you should see a message press any key to boot from the CD. When you see this message press any key.

  3. - in the Microsoft Windows XP setup menu, press the R key to enter the recovery console.

  4 - Select the operating system you want to set and enter the administrator password.

  5 - type expand d:\i386\ntoskrnl.ex_ c:\windows\system32

  6. - you will be asked if you want to overwrite the file, type Y and press enter to replace the file.

  7 - type exit to restart the computer.

  Hope this helps - good luck!

• I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L305-S5894 with Windows Vista Home Premium installed (32 bit). Unable to get a backup to a flash drive. Error: 0 x 81000029

  Original title: I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L305-S5894 with Windows Vista Home Premium installed (32 bit).  Unable to get a backup to a flash drive.

  After back back, very many updates of windows, my computer is full of problems and it is not representative of the restore points far enough back to correct.  I want really to save my data and programs for flash drive (s) and then go for a full recovery of the system (return to factory).  When you try to do the backup on a 4 GB USB key I get an error including 0 x 81000029.  I have seen posted answers to this.  Everything is included to aid Vista disk from the window which was not included when I bought my computer. Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  The following article should be useful. To use system recovery options, you have Vista installation disc. OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) repeatedly will install on the computer Windows recovery environment. To cross check if it is installed, try the following steps.

  1 start the computer and press the F8 key continuously to get advanced boot menu options.
  2. on the menu advanced startup options, check if the Startup Repair tool is in the list.
  3. If so, select it and press ENTER.
  4. If not, then you should organize a Vista installation disc.

  You may receive error messages when you try to perform a backup operation on a Windows Vista-based computer
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950167

• Windows Installer error - "Windows Installer Service could not be accessed. This can occur if Windows Installer is not installed correctly"

  Original title: Windows Installer could not access
  I am running Vista Home Premium x 64.  Recently when I try to install/upgrade programs up-to-date currently any Apple IE iTunes Quicktime and Safari I get this message.

  Windows Installer service could not be accessed.  This can occur if Windows Installer is not installed properly.

  The window update fails on the stage of the installation.  I have read several threads and tried several fixes, but without success.
  I have disabled/restarted/activated/restarted and switched to manual, auto and back with no success. When I try to force an early Setup, I get the following message:
  The Windows Installer service on Local computer started and then stopped.  Some services stop automatically that they are not in use by other services or programs. 
  I deleted the temp under apps folder.  I copied the reg. Since a sound Vista machine and imported into my machine setup.  I tried again with a reg. offered in one of the sons, all with no change.
  I tried to install version 4.5, but was unsuccessful (it looks like I got lucky there).
  May be related or yet another problem, whenever I have Windows Live Mail, a ope 'preparation for the installation of window lights up for about 15 seconds before disappearing and then my mail opens.
  I don't have a Vista CD.  My HP provides on a partitioned drive recovery files.  There seems to be no usable on my computer restore points.
  Ideas?  Help?
   

  Hello

  What happened when you tried to install Windows install version 4.5? You get an error?

  Follow these methods and check if it solves the problem:

  Method 1:
  Auditor of files (SFC) system scan on your computer. SFCscanwill make Windows replace corrupted or missing system files on your computer.

  Scan sfc enforcement procedure:
  1. click on start, click principally made programs, accessories, right-click on command prompt and select run as administrator.
  2. click on continue or provide administrator credentials if prompted.
  3. in the command prompt window, type the following text, and then press ENTER:
  sfc/scannow

  Refer to this article for more information:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  Method 2:
  After analysis of SFC running, try again to install Windows Installer 4.5 Redistributable.

  Refer to this article:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/942288/en-AU

   

  Kind regards
  Afzal Taher-Microsoft Support.
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• Retail of Windows 7 can be installed and activated on your laptop with OEM 8.1?

  I have a laptop with Windows Pro 64 bit OEM 8.1. I used the HARD drive as a data disc and you plan to install a new HARD drive in it.

  Fortunately the laptop model is compatible with Windows 7 64 bit and all the drivers are available on the manufacturer's Web site.

  So even if I have OEM Windows 8.1 recovery USB, I would like to know if it is possible to do a clean install & activate a retail Windows 7 64 on it without any problems or complexities license?

  8.1 OEM key is embedded in the firmware, so it interferes with the installation of Windows 7 or help to install another OS like Windows 7 detail?

  Thank you.

  Yes, you can. See the instructions:

  How downgrade:

  http://www.PCMag.com/Article2/0, 2817,2417359,00.asp

  Backup before reinstalling Windows 7:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/10/29/how-to-backup-your-Windows-8-installation/

  Look at the dual-boot

  Follow step 1 to 5 in this tutorial:
  Downgrade from Windows 8 for Windows 7

  Then follow this tutorial: (uEFI-mode Setup).
  Installation of the Dual Boot - Windows 8 and Windows 7 or Vista