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  First run Memtest86 +:
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  Test your drive with the car manufacture utility.
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• Mode Dual monitor: can I extend the main display from right to left?

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  Hello

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  Method 1:

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  Feel free to ask questions or for clarification. I have a limited capacity to test things, I have to wait until I can get to his computer. Your help is very appreciated!

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  Hey thanks for the reply guys. Just for the record, I posted that thread on WindowsForums, and I got good results. If anyone is looking for an answer, here's the link to the thread. Sorry, I should have scored as before, but thanks to you both for your help!

  http://windowsforums.org/topic/5097-XP-installation-no-longer-recognized-after-formatting-other-partition/page__pid__16201

  -Thomas

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  Hi all

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  See below:

  1. This is my main account, and he's always been. I click on 'manage another account '.

  

  2. He takes me to the screen. I click on "Administrator". Administrator. "

  

  3. no options to change the account are available. This is the account that Adobe technology created AFTER the story of 'Kevin Byers' had been used as my main admin account.

  

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  Hi all

  I want to change the main admin account on Windows 7, so I can remove the second account admin on my machine.

  So I guess the question is: why was the SECOND admin account changed to primary school, why can't change this back, and why I can delete the account I'm logged in from this account?

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  Your problem is mainly due to some confusion.

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• How to create the recovery disk in Windows 8

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  I recently got a laptop HP 2000 for Christmas. She has windows 8, which I'm not too used to it. And I can't understand how or where to go to create a recovery disc for it before you put anything else on my new computer laptop.  How can I do this? Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  Recovery of the system and the disk recovery options
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  Contact HP
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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows/how-to#2TC=Windows8

  Contact: call, tap and beyond
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  Is a free and convenient application available on the Store - Top Free
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  http://apps.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/app/Windows-8-cheat-keys/24f62990-98c7-4c26-95cb-cb09267680e8

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  There is no start or the Windows 8 Start Menu button.

  Where is the start menu?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/where-is-start-menu

  Customize the splash screen
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/start-screen#1TC=T1

  Windows 8 is not available classic appearance.

  3 third party programs can help:

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  Free

  Classic interface
  http://www.classicshell.NET/

  Pokki
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