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• Windows XP Pro SP3, OEM in Dell D600 "not responding" on every article, every time, all the windows

  My DELL D600 has OEM Windows XP Pro SP3, and netframeworks all or almost suddenly started not ANSWER DO NOT each time. I don't know what went wrong, it's driving me crazy. I can't afford to upgrade.

  I tried the fixit from Microsoft online, no luck.

  I uninstalled a few programs, perhaps thinking it's too full. Still no luck.

  Whenever I use any folder window, or any element of the queue at all, the same thing happens, every time. "Not responding" delays on the window or the desktop contains the item. Must hit Ctl + Alt + Delete at least twice, if not 3 - 4 times.  Each 'entry' lasts for a number of at least 26 and often much longer.  Basically, Windows is not very functional.

  I have two OEM for Dell, not sure that I put here (I was wondering if I should repair-installation Windows), but worried to destroy my Office Server installations that have 3 WordPress developments.  I can't afford to destroy the.

  Any ideas to FIX this would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Good, minor success.

  The returned quickly file number, but a re - check with Roguefix showed, it was not clear, no change in System.

  I therefore decided to start uninstalling things, hoping to uninstall accidentally the culprit.

  First I stripped all the netframeworks and the SPs.  Has failed, file number remained.

  I then started to uninstall programs. After uninstalling programs a half-dozen, suddenly THE FILES ARE WORKING AGAIN!  Don't ask me why.

  Then, I rebuilt my netframeworks and SPs.

  Then, I clicked to access Microsoft Updater to get up to speed.

  IT WILL NOT BE UPDATED.  Failed! is what I get.  It says the software needed TO be updated is not in my HD and offer a download. When I try to download and install failed!  It will be not even installed that.

  This goes back to the same "cause" - for reasons unknown the last 4-6 weeks, installing any updates in my DELL D600 Windows XP Pro OEM.  Initially, they install.  Then begins the phase were some updates installed, others down without reason.

  Then, no updates would be installed.  That was BEFORE I plucked executives trying to solve the issue of records.

  It is not even asking me to install the real test happened before, I think that.  I think it was in August 2013 or almost.

  I'm desperate to get the updates, if you have an idea on how to help me.

  Thank you.

• Problem activating Windows XP Pro on a Dell Dimension 4600, which originally had XP Home

  I have some difficulty to activate MY PERSONALLY PURCHASED VERSION of Windows XP Pro on a Dell Dimension 4600 workstation that initially provided with XP Home.  I have TWO Codes of 25 character key true = 1 The printed on the sticker on the computer AND the one supplied with the disk I bought for my laptop that was stolen last week.  I entered two key during the windows process codes activate and they the system tells me invalid or incorrect product key code.  I WAS talking with a Microsoft Tech Rep on the phone trying to solve this problem and has been disconnected when put on "Hold" and now cannot get through to a real person again.  CAN SOMEONE ' ONE/SOMEONE' HELP ME PLEASE?

  Hello

  Both your XP, the laptop and the Dell operating systems will have been oem licenses. OEM licenses are tied to the computer that they were originally installed on. In regards to the Pro license you can see in your report where is says Windows license Type: OEM System Builder.

  The only XP version that can be legally charged to your Dimension is one that has been provided with it by Dell, i.e. the XP Home license.

  activation of character for home 25 codes do not work with the Pro, the reverse is also true.

  Tricky

• I just bought a refurbished dell w / Windows xp pro. How can I activate

  I just bought a refurbished dell laptop w / Windows xp pro.  How to activate the window or register?

  Thank you

  Noramally I expect activation to be Internet standard-however, you may need to activate by phone...

  If you encounter problems, correctly thenTo analyze and solve problems with the Activation and Validation, we need to see a full copy of the report produced by the MGADiag tool (download and save to the desktop - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=52012 )
  Once saved, run the tool.
  Click on the button continue, which will produce the report.
  To copy the report in your response, click the button copy in the tool (ignore the error at this stage), and then paste (using r-click and paste or Ctrl + V) in your response.
  -IN YOUR OWN THREAD, please

• Unable to reinstall my XP Pro original cd, windows says its not legitimate.

  Due to a bad virus, I had to reinstall my Windows XP Pro and now I can't activated because it says that its not legitimate.  I've had this since XP came out and had an XP update cd that has been stollen from me but I still have the original xp cd.  Support is not available for this moment and I don't want to spend the money to upgrade to 7 or buy a new computer.  My husband uses it just to check his sometimes (rarely) to yahoo mail and research.  It has not even service pack 1 on it and I can not download because it says that it is not authentic, and I know very well that it is but I can't prove it because the recipes are long gone.  Someone at - it suggestions?  Please? It is not just that they make it to where you can buy new softwear or a new computer.  It still works very well.  Thank you, everyone. I have another pc I use and also a laptop.  It's my husband and he only of e-mail and will be submitted to a Web site when someone sends something to look at.

  • The sticker on the machine said, "Windows XP Professional" on this subject?
  • The stamped CD label says: "Windows XP Professional" on this subject?

  Media Center was an OEM product for a long time and was * less * has in many ways professionally.

  Please quote the exact message (if any) you get when trying to run the downloaded SP2 or SP3 package - but they are in * this * order:

  1. Download Windows XP SP2, save to your desktop, run it and install manually.
  2. Download Windows XP SP3, save to your desktop, run it and install manually.

  You have installed the drivers for hardware devices for your system?

• 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.

• 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:

  1 install/reinstall Windows 10 mSATA SSD 120 GB and free 500 MB give or take for system reserved partition.

  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.

• (Redirected) Dell OptiPlex 3040 MT Windows 7 Pro (includes the Windows 10 Pro license) - how do I install Windows 10?

  How install Windows 10 on a Dell OptiPlex 3040 MT with Windows 7 Pro x 64 installed to come (and that includes a Windows 10 Pro license)?

  The system comes with a DVD titled Windows 10 Pro x 64 read "use to reinstall the operating system on a system with OS installed"

  Best of this post in the forum Windows 10 here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/4997

  Bev.

• Update Windows and Dell coming 8 Pro windows store questions

  Hello

  I recently bought a Dell coming 8 Pro 32 GB tablet.  Everything is working fine without any problems, but then just the other day I couldn't access is no longer the windows store.  It is just stuck to the green at the loading screen and never changes.  I tried wsrest.exe, but that did nothing.  In addition, and I don't know if they are related, I read that windows store problems can come from need to install windows updates.  So I tried to open the Windows updates, but I can't access any option, whenever I click on something it just freezes.  So I don't know what is happening!  If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello, I too have had the same problem but have managed to solve. I went in desktop and accessed the control panel. Click system and security, then under windows update click on ' check for updates '. Once done, it should tell you that you have updated and click on install. Let it do its thing and when it asks to restart so and once rebooted, and all updates installed the windows store should work again that how I got mine will once again. It will be useful.

• Wireless 365 Bluetooth module Dell on Windows 8 pro

  Dell Wireless 365,370,380 Bluetooth module is the most common Bluetooth device that Dell uses. His normally supports the Widdcom manufactured by Broadcom and changed by Dell Bluetooth driver... But dell has removed the Windows 8 media in some old portable Windows 7 as N5010...

  But fortunately the drivers windows 7 work correctly on windows8 and most of them is installed during the installation of windows... But the main problem is the Bluetooth (Dell Wireless 3XX module) driver

  Broadcom has released their Bluetooth for Windows 8 PRO driver... driver Broadcom Bluetooth 4.0 has support for many Bluetooth devices and module Bluetooth of Dell Wireless 3XX figure in the support list... But as Broadcom don't supply drivers directly to customers... they give him to the manufacturers of systems such as Dell, Lenovo, HP, etc. and change for the convenience of their customers.

  This is the Broadcom Bluetooth driver 4.0 the Lenovo site that works well on the Dell 365 Bluetooth device without any compatibility issues, and also you can use the Bluetooth Control Panel, as you do in Windows 7

  http://tinyurl.com/b8fptwr

  It is THE answer to the 365 dell driver installation!

  Now I have BT on DELL xt2 Windows 8.1 AND WORKS BETTER than the BROADCOM option!

• Dell optiplex 745 with Windows 7 Pro

  I just bought a Dell Optiplex 745 refurbished with Windows 7 Pro.  It came with a HP Windows 7 Pro re install the disc and when I'm asked them thereon, they stated that a re HP install disk is identical to a Dell disk.  Is this true and if not what problems it will create if I have to re install Windows 7.

  They are the two Windows 7, one that said you is accurate, but there are also significant differences.  Dell Media is intended to be installed on a Dell computer and activate automatically, without the need for manual entry of the product key.  HP is designed to do the same... on a HP machine.  There is a good chance that he would not accept the Dell product key either... even if she have installed successfully.  In addition, most of the OEM media even install on other than a machine correspondent (HP discs usually install on Dell, not vice versa).

• DELL refuses to honor the Windows 8 Pro downgrade rights

  XPS13 (early 15) purchased for the CFO.  No. 7 Pro achievable so I bought a Pro 8 model with the intention to exercise my downgrade rights.

  Spent 4 hours shoehorning 7 Pro plus all the drivers on it.  Last step is activation.

  Try to activate and call Microsoft by them Backgrounder:

  

  They tell me to call the OEM as only the OEM can make OEM key.

  Call Dell (politely and patiently) over and over again and get:

  -hooked upward on

  -told to call Microsoft

  -said to return the system and order a version of Windows 7 (does not exist)

  -said to order Windows 7 Media (does not exist)

  -a said several times by several representatives that Dell has a 'special' OEM license that does not include downgrade rights.

  How the hell do you expect Dell maintain the SMB space (i.e. people not their operating system volume licensing) with this skin and * - and - bull story?

  Nobody knows the correct channel at Dell to get this very basic need met?

  Right of demotion for the license OEM Dell Windows 8/8.1 Professional requires a Dell Windows 7 Professional reinstallation DVD order to use the OEM System locked preinstallation. See here where I explain licensing and how SLP activation works more in detail:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/a-clean-install-of-Windows/a-clean-install-of-Windows-7/the-OEM-or-retail-license-and-product-activation-Windows-Vista-7/

  License OEM is a minefield and with Microsoft break the digital distribution of windows 7 that it becomes even more difficult.

• Windows 7 pro OA for Dell

  I formatted my HARD drive which has Windows 7 Pro from dell.

  where can I get the operating system.

  See: Microsoft Windows and Office ISO download tool - HeiDoc.net

  then

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/04/13/how-to-activate-Windows-7-OEM-license-using-a-retail-disc/

• Windows 7 Pro 64-bit on Dell XEON with SSD slow initial Pagemaker graphics file loads, very quickly thereafter

  I use Pagemaker 7 on a mixture of Windows 7 Pro, 32 & 64 bit Dell i5 and i7 PC hard drive to work with complex graphics files.

  These computers all display the chart pages quickly Pagemaker - about 1 second for each complex page.

  A new Dell Xeon with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit with 8 GB, 250 GB SSD and 1 TB hard drive works Pagemaker 7 OK. Logically, it should be useful faster than our other PC.

  However, the initial display of complex graphical pages can take 20 seconds per page. Later, as I work in forward and backward through the pages of the same document, the graphical displays become instant - as if they were now in fast memory.

  The Xeon pilots have been verified also updated.

  SuperFetch and Windows Search are both "started"... but it makes no difference if they are 'off '. Manager tasks indicate > 6 GB 'Cached' and 'Available' with Pagemaker 7 and a graphic 128 MB .

  Pagination is "managed automatically for all readers" with 8 GB allocated on SSD.

  Please, no guidance on why the initial graphic display should be so slow when later it's instant?

  Thanks in advance.

  Mike

  Hi Mike,.

  Thanks for sharing the information.

  Glad to know that your problem is solved. Please let us know if you need any other help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Install Windows 7 Pro the Dell laptop w / OEM Windows 7 Home Premium

  I have a bit of a MESS! Bought a Dell Latitude Laptop online, which was supposed to have Windows 7 Pro.  When receipt he did 7 Home Premium. Found I had problems with some XP programs running and finished by the seller to send me a genuine disc "Réinstallation DVD Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit," Dell and a key COST and product.  My concern - since they are BOTH the OEM versions of the operating system and a new drive a "Reinstall" rather than an "upgrade" - is that going to reformat my hard drive and destroy all my drivers and the factory pre-installed programs?  Dell installs a number of vital programs to run the webcam, diagnostics, audio, secure data backup, etc., and all necessary hardware drivers, but they do not send copies of disc.  How to backup all this?  And then, everything I need to copy from the system to be able to reinstall the programs?  Seems an almost impossible process... A drive to "Reinstall" OEM gives you an option to simply replace the operating system and everything still leave it alone?  I certainly don't want to start without knowing what I am getting into.

  Would appreciate certainly no help...

  Nancy

  Thanks for your quick response. I'm a little nervous because of all the issues that I had with this laptop - then just one last question for confirmation - if I buy a key to upgrade to 7 Pro AND use the Express Upgrade Wizard, it WILL NOT reformat my hard drive?

  That's right, see how it works:

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/26/Windows-7-anytime-upgrade-%E2%80%93-unlocking-more-benefits/

  
  

  When I am in fact, drivers for all my hardware and programs installed and my data will always be there and accessible under the new OS? Thank you. Nancy

  That is right.