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  I had to replace my hard drive again.  I forgot how I did it the last time, to get the downloaded photoshop & elements Permira 12.  My purchase was on the internet.  Cell HELP is [removed by Moderator]

  You can download and install through the following pages:

  PES 10, 11, 12, 13 - http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/photoshop-elements-10-11-downloads.html

  PE 10, 11, 12, 13 - http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/kb/premiere-elements-10-11-downloads.html

• I can read only half of my product key due to wear, but I need to reinstall xp on my hard drive again. How can I get the key?

  I can read only half of my product key due to wear, but I need to reinstall xp on my hard drive again. How can I get the key?

  If you can still boot your old disk, you can use a program such as one of them:

  KeyFinder: <> http://www.magicaljellybean.com/ >
  Belarc Advisor: <> http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html >

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• How can I copy all the content from my old hard drive on my hard drive again?

  My old PC is on its last breath and I decided to replace it. I bought a new more powerful PC and thought that by installing my old hard drive (Windows 7 on a Sata Drive) be simple and give me all my current programs without the need to install again. Unfortunately, my new PC refuses to recognize the old drive and I need these programs. How to copy all the contents of a new (bigger hard disk) without loss of functionality.

  Any help greatly appreciated

  Original title: old to new hard drive

  Remove the old drive, (just unplug its cables) reboot the PC, it does not start?

  If the method of connection of the old drive was at fault

  (Or bother readers origonal connections when you installed the old disk)

  BTW, you can not use the old drive as primary boot on your new PC drive, or you can access all the programs that have been installed on this subject.

• H8-1534 how to recover hard drive again

  PC is h8-1534 envy... Hard drive died bought new drive and hang it up, started to recovery cd. The cottage 5 options to chose the recovery, and it happened to 3 options... (1) collect (2) Backup (3) contact support. 1 and 2 were not high informed only contact support who since there no OS on hard drive, anyway he said out of paperwork for support. I tried to click on them in any case, but nothing. I went to the Bios and new drive was there, but really no option for me.  Rebooted and same a lot, so I took another option to reset the PC, but it didn't of course. I don't know what to do.

  I was told on the HP forum I couldn't great reader, but not smaller, and since the 2 TB was less expensive $$ then 1.5 I bought it.

  New HD toshiba 2 TB sata 3.0 7200 RPM

  "Former was Seagate 1.5 to" ""

  Thanks for any help Ken

  Hello

  You were already using successfully your HP recovery discs before this instance? The new HARD drive is connected to the same port SATA (SATA0) the original HARD drive was connected to?

  HP sold this PC in two geographic regions: the USA and the France.

  The number of product of the USA is Envy h8-1534

  The number of the French product is Envyh8-1534ef

  The USA product offers a DVD Recovery Kit four Win 64 8 build No. 13NA1RR8601. This build number should be located on the bottom of your Tower. No recovery kit is available for the number of French products.

  If you have a h8-1534 then a recovery kit is available here.

  You are under warranty? Contact HPfor replacement HARD drive if you are in warranty. I bought four HP from the PC to the HP USA Store and all have come with a two year warranty.

  Explain your problem with recovery disks, you did. HP support should be able to help. HP will support your PC with all the components in stock.

  Jaco

• Recover hard drive again?

  I read this topic on the forum earlier today, but it was 2009 when you post... now on 2015. I wanted this HP about 1.5 years have released 1 year extended warranty purchase and is it has not been renewed, and 6 months later H.D. click on clac dead. I don't know how these PC brand to do... the brand specfic coding of their substance; not their fault for her, but she didn't we customers do favors. So, the question is when I buy a new H.Drive will the recovery installation dvd, or what?

  Thanks, Dovahkiin

  Electronics is fragile, they can at any time, could last year 1 how 10 years depending on how lucky you are.

  Your new hard drive can be any manufacturer of your choice.  in your case, there must be at least 1.5 to and SATA 7200 RPM if you wish your recovery discs to restore your system.

• Reinstall Windows 7 on hard drive again with only the Win 7 Upgrade disc?

  So I have an e9180t which, like clockwork, freezes after about an hour or two after the boot.  I thought it might be the curse of bad mothers, with what they came, but I hope that it is something else so test everything I can.  I noticed that it does not freeze upwards when it is started in safe mode with network.  The hard drive failed the test SMART so I wonder if it's time to replace it as if that has anything to do with the crash.   I can move the cursor, but no applications will be open and eventually everything becomes insensitive causing be tohit the power button to restart.   I already stopped unnecessary startup programs and it will still freeze in unsafe mode.

  The PC came with Vista and I think it's what's on backup hard disk partition.  I have the disk Win 7 Upgrade from HP.  My questons are-

  1. If I buy a new HD 7 upgrade disc will be enough to install the full version of Win 7?

  2. anything else I should do when I install the new HD and more to reactivate Windows?

  Thank you.

  Hi Mike,.

  Have you created a HP recovery disk to reinstall the factory image when replacing the HARD drive?

  It sounds like you have maybe a problem creating the recovery discs now.

  A Smart HARD drive test failure points to a HDD failure. The symptoms you are experiencing are likely caused by this fact. You can also have a card mother or any other hardware problem.

  You have the key to drive and Win 7 Upgrade product.

  I'm pretty sure that the upgrade to Windows 7 to be launched from Win Vista. The upgrade of Windows 7 is a full installation of Windows, so this isn't the problem. But he can't run the installation unless you start the upgrade in Win Vista. Normally, an upgrade to Windows 7 is launched within the current operating system, Win 7 valid existence of an eligible OS Setup and then request a restart to complete the installation of upgrade.

  You can replace the HARD drive and try to install Win 7 itself. If this fails and you do not have the Vista recovery discs, you can buy an HP recovery disc set here. There are three different versions. Select one that corresponds to the operating system that is installed at the factory.

  You may have another problem to replace the HDD with a Format HDD advanced most recent. Please see thisHP Supportdocument for more information.

  If you cannot install the upgrade Windows 7 itself or Win Vista because of the issue of the Advanced Format HARD drive, you may need to purchase a copy of Windows 7 OEM.

  Jaco

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• Cannot boot from OS recovery Disc - hard drive again

  Hello.

  I had some problems with my computer for a while.  This week it stopped starting up, so I ran diagnostics from the utility partition, and it seemed pretty clearly indicate that the hard drive had a few significant flaws.  This was not unexpected, and I have all my data backed up on an external drive, so I bought a new hard drive.

  The problem I'm having now is that my system does not recognize my operating system recovery disk.

  I made sure my CD player is set as a first priority and tried to force it in the start menu, but it is on a black background with a blinking cursor, or says "No Boot Device available"

  I tried the drive in another computer, and I can read here very well.

  I ordered a replacement from Dell recovery disk, but I don't know if there is anything else I should try.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Yes, if the reader is made bootable.  See here:

  www.computerhope.com/.../ch001366.htm

• How to make Creative Suite of hard drive again programs SSD

  Hey guys!

  I just bought an SSD and I want all of my adobe programs to make sure that (Suite designs & Web programming CS6).

  I have the serial number, but I don't have the installation files? What should I do?

  Malthe Pedersen please visit http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cs6-product-downloads.html to download a new copy of the Creative Suite 6 Design and Web Premium.

• cannot access the programs on the second hard drive

  Hello all, I hope someone can help me.

  I bought a computer with a 1 TB HARD drive and a 128 GB SSD, unfortunately, the operating system has been installed on the 1 TB HARD drive. I then bought a program that migrated from the OS (W7) on the SSD and eventually was able to do that. I restarted the computer and according to recommendations adjusted BIOS while the SSD was the first to start but after I did it I can access only the programs that have been migrated to the SSD. Programs on the 1 TB drive are not on the 'Programs' menu and desktop icons do not work "that c/xxxx/xxx file path does not exist" appears. Now, when I go back into the bios and change the boot order back to disk HARD original starting the computer (slower than normal) upward, but all the desktop icons and all programs appear after clicking on the tab 'Programs' obviously I have not deleted the W7 OS on the drive HARD original still. How can I get my SSD to 'see' and to exploit all programs on the 1 TB HARD drive and then remove the operating system on the HARD original 1 TB disk?

  Hello

  I don't know what is most important to you, but the following freeware application will allow you to migrate your operating system from the disk to your SSD: http://download.cnet.com/AOMEI-Partition-Assistant-Standard-Edition/3000-18512_4-75118871.html .

  I would like to do the following steps, in order:

  1. Back up all the data and programs on an external drive for added security.
  2. Delete / erase the hard drive SSD of all files (a reformatting would be a good way to do it).
  3. Migrate the operating system from the HARD drive to SSD following all the instructions in the partitioning of the AOMEI program.
  4. Remove the installation of Win 7 from HARD drive (again, reformatting the drive is the best way)
  5. Change the settings of the BIOS as needed / educated (if you have not already done on instruction).
  6. Restore programs and data stored on the HARD drive.
  7. Test the system.

  Let me know if this helps you.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• Mac OSX 10.11.5: Lack of 50 GB of hard drive space

  A few months (maybe a year), I used Bootcamp to create a partition on my Mac Windows. Today, I decided to use Bootcamp to delete said partition again. It worked well until it abruptly stopped Bootcamp, saying: the partition could not be deleted. I looked at my memory and saw that the partition has not been restored to my original HD. So now, Miss me about 50 + gigabytes of data.

  Here's what diskutil said.

  

  Disk utility does not list the missing partition. I lost the 50 concerts for ever?

  Hey Jeremiah-OOP.

  It seems that you went to delete the Bootcamp partition, but the utility has failed during the process. Now in disk utility, the Bootcamp partition does not appear but your primary partition is always smaller and lack of space that used to be under the partition Bootcamp.

  Let's take a look at this article: disk utility (El Capitan): partitioning a physical disk

  Expand a volume

  If you have several volumes on a device, and one of them is running out of space, you will be able to expand without losing the files it contains.

  To enlarge a volume, you must delete the volume that comes after him on the device, and then move the end point of the volume you want to enlarge in the freed space. You cannot expand the last volume on a device.

  WARNING: When you delete a volume, all data thereon is erased. Don't forget to back up your data before you start.

  You may need to use disk utility to expand your primary volume to take advantage of all the hard drive again.

  Take care!

• eMac stops almost immediately when starting after replacing HARD drive

  Hey all!

  I need to explain a bit for this one, so please bear with me. Thank you.

  Long story short, I've had a few eMacs for quite a while now and I recently found a use for them. I created a (it is running 10.4 with 1 GB of RAM and a > G4 processor at 1 GHz, can't remember) and used it for a while before randomly power loss and refused to stay on for more than a few minutes. I tried to replace the PMU battery with one of the other Mac and pressing the reset button, which leads to stop showing signs of life whatsoever (even after the replacement of the original battery).

  Thinking I had it bricked, I got out one of the other Mac with a plan to give the disk of death. This new Mac running 10.5, perfect with another > G4 processor at 1 GHz (but only 768 MB of RAM this time). The only quirk I noticed is the TRC took abnormally long to warm up, black time with only red but gradually more luminous and no longer red colors of departure. It was about normal 5 minutes after that OSX end of initialization. In any case, I went to swap out hard drives and put everything to the top, to see that yet again, this new Mac does not work!

  If it has been awhile since the last attempt to start the CRT will do its usual "bong" noise before machine clicks (sorta like a relay of power off) and nothing else happens. If I try again, the CRT is silent (no doubt he is already warm from the last attempt to start?) and you can hear two clicks - one that looks like something to turn it on, then turn it off even on front. These clicks are different lengths apart - usually, this is only a few seconds, but sometimes longer. There was a few times where the fans have started between clicks and I've even heard the startup chime on an attempt (which got me excited - but no, it clicked and distributed repressed). The CRT does not seem to do anything other than bonging from time to time (but it can turn on - I can't say because of the problem of the warm-up that I mentioned earlier).

  I would really like to be able to resurrect this old Mac once again - I have the vague feeling that I broke it when replacing the HARD drive. I'm pretty sure that I have not forgotten all the internal cables, and I tried not to touch anything other than the HARD drive and the enclosure of the logic board (ended up having to remove the blower housing too, however). Two Macs are model A1002 and both have serial numbers in the YM412xxxxxx - YM520xxxxxx range (eligible for repair program?). I don't know if they were actually taken repair back in the day.

  In any case, I hope you guys can help out me! Thanks in advance!

  (P.S the first eMac is well beyond repair. I have also a third one - it is better to go by replacing the HARD drive again? It is worth noting that the PMU battery has been sitting on my desk for a while now. "It was probably flat anyway).

  The HARD drive would be the problem? It seems that it is.

  See if you can just unplug the data cable from HARD drive and try to hold down the alt or option to the startup/power.

• Qosmio G30 (PQG31) - problem with cloned hard drives

  Hi all!

  * Qosmio G30-154 * (* PQG31 *).

  Demo of the Qosmio has 2 hard drives with XP MCE (32 bit) installed on the primary.
  The RAID parameters are JBOD.
  BIOS is "newer" 3.90

  I would try to upgrade the drives (without installing any OS) and... have a problem!
  BSOD "Stop 0x0000007B" after 'clone with resizing' for the main HARD disk.

  I read on [drivers Toshiba RAID | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=48489] also [how to integrate the AHCI driver when installing Windows XP | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD9401AN0000R01.htm] and (or)
  [SATA and AHCI Intel Matrix Storage Management Software: "the installation program found no hard disk units installed in your computer" Error Message during Manual Installations | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB7B020R0000R01.htm], but I don't want to install OS, I want to keep intact my OS work.
  F6 (for all usb drivers) is not available to boot OS, sorry.

  "cloned" drive is in line with the correct name of made in the BIOS. "Cloned" secondary drive works (with old primary school). How to get access to the new primary OS and loading cloned? Please, any ideas?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I think that the system cannot boot to the new HARD disk as the partition where the system is installed, was not marked as bootable system partition.

  I recommend to insert the previous HARD drive and to start the laptop.
  HARD drive new, cloned could be connected as an external HARD drive to a USB port.

  Then you should go to disk management (right click my computer - manage-> management-> disk management computer)
  Here you can see the HARD internal disk and the 2nd HARD drive connected to the USB port
  Right-click on the partition (2nd HARD drive) where the Win XP has been installed and choose the partition as the system partition and mark it as active.

  Then you could change the HARD drive again and could power the device in place. Usually, the system should boot to the top of the new marked system partition.

• Upgrade the hard drive Satellite 2410 404

  Hello

  I want to improve my toshiba Satellite 2410 404 with a hard drive again. For now I have just 30 GB drive and is not enough for me.

  I checked three products to a new Toshiba hard drive.

  MK-8032GAX
  MK-1032GAX
  MK-1233GAX

  The model MK-1032GAX 100 GB is my favorite and now my question is, if this drive work with my laptop (im going to install the drive in a toshiba technical station, don't do myself.) or if I have to change something with my mobile phone, update the bios or something.

  Just tell me what I should do to work with this drive or if my laptop is not ready for it because it is nearly three years.

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  As far as I know this laptop supports only 20 GB; 30 GB; 40 GB and 60 GB hard drives
  I guess that a 100 GB HARD drive will not be recognized by the BIOS.

  60 GB MK6021GAS HDD
  MP40KF 40 GB HARD DRIVE
  MK30kef 30 GB HARD drive
  MQ20ksf 20 GB HARD disk

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• Satellite C650, media recovery fails after replacing HARD drive

  I have a 3 years C650, and the HARD drive has failed. I got a replacement drive and sorts to recover from the recovery media disks that I created and although he claimed to have re - partition the drive and reinstalled windows, windows startup fails when tried to configure the devices "could not configure windows to run on this hardware.

  After this error, the boot sequence goes into an endless loop, asking to start the installation procedure.

  Thinking that my records may have been corrupted, I ordered a set of Toshiba recovery disks. Once again, these go through the recovery process and still once, Windows startup does not exactly in the same place.

  A little annoying to have spent £30 for nothing.

  I have a picture of Windows system on my external HARD drive, but I can't get the machine to a point where it will actually start so I can recover from that.

  Any suggestions on how to proceed is welcome!

  Thank you
  Martin

  Hello

  Of course, this isn't a problem of recovery disk.
  I guess there is a problem with the HARD drive but I n t think that the HARD drive has failed I think there is a problem of setting

  First, you should go to BIOS and check if the SATA set to AHCI.
  Then you should also format the HARD drive again.

  I recommend to use the freeware tool called GParted. You could create a live USB stick bootable flash memory which will allow you to start the unit and start GParted tool.
  Format the HARD drive, and then create a partition.

  After that, take the recovery disk and start the recovery procedure.
  Good luck