Creation of Windows 7 install media on a flash drive by using diskpart or "what he had during it's pocketisesses?

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  My daughters Toshiba S955-S5373 went all green, she says while she helped the battery out. I didn't know she was in trouble. We tried to solve; However, Bad_system_config_info appears before diagnosing and resolving problems. After 4 hours, nothing has been resolved.

  I found the DVD we created initially and attempted to load that. We shut down the laptop with the power and reverse holding F12 button. I tried to boot from the DVD, but it does not read the DVD and just crossed the initially to start and diagnose and solve problems. I have waited 2 hours, but without success.

  I turned off again and I just tried to refresh the PC. He said "the drive where windows is installed is locked, unlock the drive and try again".

  I then tried auto repair but could repair. Log file C:\Windows\System32\Logfiles\Srt\SrtTrao;/txt appeared.

  I even tried to reset the PC as a last resort. But the message failed to reset the PC required A disk partition is missing.

  Don't know what I can do. Can you help us?

  Original title: Toshiba S955-S5373 will not start

  Hi Annaed,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I can understand your concerns to your system and will certainly guide you in the right direction to solve the problem.

  Control bug BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO occurs if the SYSTEM registry hive is damaged. However, this corruption is generally unlikely, because the bootloader, known as NT Loader (NTLDR) in versions of Windows prior to Vista, checks a hive for corruption when loading the hive.

  This bug check can also occur if some values and critical registry keys are missing. You keys and values may be absent, if a user manually change the registry.

  As per the error message "the drive where windows is installed is locked, unlock the drive and try again", I would refer to the suggestions posted by phanlon7 replied on 12 October 2013 in the next thread and check if they are useful.

  Windows crash hard drive - discount - locked, unlock the hard drive

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• I use Windows XP and care April 2014 if I always use the it, what will happen after that Microsoft no longer supports it?

  I use Windows XP and care April 2014 if I always use the it, what will happen after that Microsoft no longer supports it?  My computer will become unusable?  It works great and I would keep it if I can.  I use a Dell Inspiron 530 desktop.  Some people have told me that "nothing will happen" and others tell me that my computer will be more vulnerable.  I use ESET NOD 32 and Malwarebytes.  They tell me that they should still continue to work.  I am told that because my computer was purchased in September 2008, he cannot me upgraded to Windows 7.  I'm not a geek and would need assistance "passage" my files from one computer to the other as well.  And then what to do with my old top office.  I'm very worried and I had to face the fact that Microsoft is not going to deliver any security updates patches after April of 2014.

  I can't wait to hear from someone on this problem and more just to go out and invest in Windows 8!  Thank you.

  I can tell you one thing, all or almost of windows xp device drivers will disappear from the computer manufacturers support websites and will reappear on all these shady sites who claim to be download for free but comes with unwanted software. Download the latest device drivers and keep several copies of them and download them to your skydrive or dropbox account fo guard.

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• Compatibility with Windows 7 ultimate (64 bit) USB Flash drive

  Are there compatibility issues in the Ultimate version with including USB flash drives?  I have no problems of this nature with the Home Premium version.  Is anyone able to offer some advice?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand from the description of the issue that you are facing a problem with the USB on Windows 7 Ultimate flash drive.

  I appreciate if you could answer a few questions.

  1. What is the model of your computer?

  2. the problem occurs for all flash drives?

  3. you receive error messages or codes?

  I suggest you follow the link below where Nithyananda J provided as follows for this problem.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/my-USB-flash-drive-doesn

  You can also see this Microsoft article below will help you solve the problem with USB devices.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-solving-problems-with-USB-devices

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• Windows Vista install the new WD hard drive empty - does not not :(

  It was my original question: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/HP-Pavillion-a6645f-No-hard-drive-detected-BIOHD-2-err...

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  I got my CD of HP recovery and ordered a new WD 500 GB HDD... same features as the seagate who pooped me and I can't get windows install on the new HD

  No matter what I do, computer wants to open the Recovery Manager and according to the available procedure does not work.  It works me in circles asking for #1 drive, then the drive recovery supplement and back with no progress.

  What I have to do is use this form: http://vistahomepremium.windowsreinstall.com/installnewhdd/installnewhdd.htm but only the Recovery manager opens when I boot from the CD.

  Anyone have any ideas?

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  OK, you need to make a Windows Vista install screen... not who's going to go with your HP recovery CD/DVD. The disks do not contain the Windows installation routine, only the HP Recovery Manager. These discs contain more or less, an image of the HP installed OS and software, plus some drivers and applications. To the best of my knowledge, you should have three DVDs (1 of 3, 2 of 3 and 3/3) more an additional drive. You should boot from CD 1 of 3... Then, when asked to insert the 2/3... Then, when asked to insert 3/3. And finally if/when necessary additional drive.

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• How to convert the DVD of Windows 7 USB Flash Drive and even install from a USB Flash drive

  My lappy dosent recognize Windows 7 Home Premium DVD. Can I burn the image to DVD on my USB Flash drive using my desktop and then install Windows 7 on my USB Flash drive lappy. If yes how?

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  Hello

  1 what other readers USB not detected on the computer?
  2. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?

  Method 1: I suggest you try the steps from the following link:

  Tips for solving problems with USB devices (applies to Windows 7)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-HK/Windows-Vista/tips-for-solving-problems-with-USB-devices

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• How to save files in word program windows xp with a cd or flash drive

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• Windows does not recognize the USB flash drive

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  My USB does not work when I plug. It seems that Windows recognizes the device because it is found in the Solution Explorer window, but if I want to create a folder or a file on the USB key I have the following message:
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  Hey, 101 a.

  , I just posted a fix I found for my USB flash/go to work again.  It was a very simple solution, too.

  I unplugged all USB devices first, then tried my USB jump drive again.  IT WORKED! I've narrowed the problem to the new printer that I use.  It's a Mono Dell Laser MFP 1125.  Whenever it is plugged into a USB port, my USB doesn't work.  All other devices work, but not the USB is the printer is connected

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• Installing programs from a flash drive

  Hello community,

  How can I do to install Adobe CS4 from a flash drive? I have the installation CD but it will not work on my laptop because the DVD player does not work. I thought to transfer the files from the CD to a flash drive, but I wonder how to install it through this method. It doesn't have a folder of installation, file, or something like that. Is it possible that I can do this?

  Thanks in advance.

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• I just get this while black window that install Adobe Reader and Flash Player

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• Windows 7 changes the resolution of the screen at the start of what I had saved

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  * Restart the system notes * A may be required before these settings take effect.
  
  
  
  
  Hope this helps everyone who has faced this problem!
  -DaMn