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• "The drive where windows is installed is locked. Unlock the drive, and then try again. »

  Have a laptop Envy M6-K010DX. Due to a problem of the internet while improving to win 8 to 8.1, the PC does not start correctly, and Windows Explorer will not load. Has decided to "Refresh" of the operating system and is gone to F11 restore utilities. When I go to the utility of refreshment and follow the prompts that I reach a message that says, 'the drive where windows is installed is locked. Unlock the drive, and then try again. "I was looking for support for the unlocking instructions and apart from some commands bootrec (which did not work - probably because I don't have a Win 8 disc) not much is available.

  The only access I have for execution of orders made by the tasks Manager command-line and F11. What is this 'locked' drive, anyway? Someone at - it any information on that?

  Hello Lara.

  IF you have updated from 8 to 8.1 and the process was interrupted during installation, this may damage the disc and therefore locked error. "Refreshing" the system would not be the answer that you need to clean install Windows 8 again. 8.1 update can break the bond of the recovery partition, especially if it has become corrupted as indicated.

  You must clean up the installation with the recovery discs, you must have created before you updated to 8.1.

  In addition, if you do not have the recovery disks, you can buy a set of HP or install a regular copy of Windows 8 and then update the drivers manually. HP has the Windows key now integrated into the bios.

  This forum is used on a voluntary basis and is not maintained by the HP Support for substitution of contact.

  Your message looks like not it was even 24 hours old before you decided to delete it from the original computer?

  I'm sorry to hear you had to do this.

  If you need to HP support, you must contact them directly to your country or region.

  Contact HP-Assist phone USA | HP® official site

  Contact HP worldwide | HP® official site

  Good luck with the new computer.

  Any brand or model you purchased now, don't forget to create the recovery disks/drive.

• OfficeJet 7210 printing preferences does not work with the driver for Windows 8

  I have successfully installed the driver of Windows 8 (64 bit) full of features.  Printer copy, scan, fax and print from the computer.  However, I'm no longer able to print in grayscale, select a print quality (fast draft, project, etc.) and choose the paper type on the printer menu shortcuts in the printing preferences.

  In the box "what do I want?" and choose fast/economical printing, the selections above will appear in the list of options, but when you go to select an option in the drop-down lists that can empty al.

  You probably work with a more basic driver in Windows 8, and this is why you are not able to use these features. I would check to see if there is another driver that will allow you to use the. Here's a message written by a colleague who deals with how you can do this:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-all-in-one-software-drivers-e-g-Windows-8/How-to-assign-alternate-print-drivers-in-different-versions/TD-p/1957011

  Let me know how it goes and I'll get right back with you!

• Cannot find the driver under windows 7 for Sharp AR 203 printer, scanner, copier

  Dear all,

  I bought a Sharp model 1 photocopier AR 203 E 3, the CD that came is old enough, while the only drivers I can find online runs on windows xp, vista... yet I can't find a driver for windows 7.
  Help, please.
  Thank you

  Hello

  It seems that the printer is compatible with Windows 7.

  See the link.

  http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compatibility/win7/CompatCenter/ProductDetailsViewer?Name=Sharp%20AR-203%20All-in-One%20Printer&vendor=Sharp&Locale=1033&BreadCrumbPath=Sharp%20AR%20203%20&Type=Hardware&tempOsid=win7

  You can try to install the driver in Windows Vista compatibility mode and check if it works very well.

  See the link.

  Make older programs in this version of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows

• Error: "the drive where windows is installed is locked, unlock the drive and try again" while trying to regenerate the system

  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.

• where can I find the driver of Windows 8 for mobile phone Pantech P6030?

  Where can I find the driver of Windows 8 for mobile phone Pantech P6030?

  Currently, there is no Windows 8 driver for mobile phone Pantech Renue P6030.  However, I download pictures from a Pantech Renue by connecting the mobile phone to a computer with Windows 8.  On the phone screen a menu popped up.  I chose mass storage link that connected to the computer, File Explorer.  From there, I did some limited tasks which enabled me to copy the images on my cloud.  Not all features are on the Explorer of files to allow downloading of all the pictures, but accomplished most of the tasks I wanted to finish.

• Power failure during the installation of Windows 7

  We had a power failure most when setting up my Windows 7 upgrade installation and it will not complete the installation. I downloaded the iso image and an installation DVD, but it does not start the machine. I checked the DVD works on another box of Windows 7, so I'm stuck. I ran the front compatibility checker I tried to upgrade and we found some good things. Any advice in addition to the upgrade of the mother/processor board?

  Remove the hard drive from the computer, connect it to another format only the Windows partition, reinstall it to the original host and try to re-run the installer of Windows...

• Failure of the system for Windows 8 image backup

  I downloaded Windows 8 a few days ago. I tried to create a system image to an external drive, Western Digital 500 GB (409 GB free) four times and each time after a few minutes a message said that the backup failed. The backup of the recovery Partition seems end OK every time. The failures occurred after a minute or two in the backup of the C: drive of the OS.

  The external hard drive checked OK. The player has already had an image of the system for Windows 7 which was removed before the backup attempt. Here are 2 messages I received as the backup failed. The other 2 were much the same, I think.

  "There was a failure in the preparation of the backup image of any of the volumes in the backup set. (0X807800C).
  The mounted backup volume is inaccessible. Try the operation again. (0X8078004F)."

  "There was a failure in the preparation of the backup image of any of the volumes in the backup set. (0X807800C).
  The specified drive is not found. (0 X 80780081)"

  Below are the 2 files on the external hard drive after the failure. I guess that the first was the complete recovery Partition backup. I don't know much about this sort of thing.

  7da23344-ab79-11e1-887d-806e6f6e6963.vhdx - 7.61 GB
  7da23345-ab79-11e1-887d-806e6f6e6963.vhdx - 7.00 MB

  Anyone have any ideas on the problem? The software only virus on the PC is Windows Defender that came with the operating system.

  Fifth time is a charm, I suppose. I tried saving image system for the fifth time and successfully completed this time. Nothing has changed on my system or readers.

• Failure of the user after windows update connection service 8

  My system went to the failure of the auto repair. I refreshed windows 8, but could not access the c drive. When I try to connect to the system

  It says 'service User brightness Service failed sign-in. User profile cannot be loaded.

  Kindly help me.

  Thank you

  Anitha

  Hello.

  I think that by performing the steps mentioned in the link I have provided below will solve the problem.

  There you go: http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=C566845&...

  Kind regards

  Charu

• Re: Unable to find the driver of Windows XP Home for my Satellite A50

  Hello

  I just reinstalled Windows XP on my laptop and I am trying to install the appropriate drivers.
  Everything is fine except for the controller ethernet and networkcontroller.
  Could you tell me where I can find these drivers and how to install?

  Type of laptop: Toshiba Satellite A50-110.

  I hope you got all the information you need, if not, please let me know.

  Kind regards
  Delirium

  Hello

  All the drivers you need are available on the Toshiba support page > http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > support & downloads > support home > scroll after download and go to download drivers.

  Under product type, choose option Archives and subsequently your laptop model and as an operating system choose Windows XP Home edition.

  Download driver driver LAN and extract it in a folder created on your desktop. After having done that, go into Device Manager and install the driver manually. When you navigate in the place where the driver is registered just browse to the folder where you extracted downloaded the driver.
  All that s.

• Failure of the system recovery: Windows installation error message

  System: HP Pavilion a6554f

  OS: Windows Vista

  I replaced a hard drive failed (replaced 1 TB 750G).  Used my system recovery disks.  Recovery system worked well.  After the recovery is complete, Windows began to install and finally comes up with the message: "installing Windows could not configure Windows to run on this computer hardware."

  Recovery tried again, same result.

  Any suggestions?  Diagnosis recognizes the processor, the memory, and drived hard (all past).

  My apologies.  Another thread has answered with the same problem I had.

  Here is the response copied from this thread...

  I used a builders or OEM copy because the owner could not find their burnt copy and HP is no longer a media available for this model.

  Below you will find an article I googled describing the error and the fix.  Simple.  Once, I changed RAID on AHCI, no problem.

   

  Here is the Solution!

  Here's how:
  　
  Option 1: (as Microsoft says, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2466753/en-us)
  -Configure your BIOS, change the method to control RAID AHCI or IDE / ATA
  -Get your chipset AHCI drivers from intel and load them when the installation program asks you (onscreen that choose you where to install windows, there is a button labeled as 'Drivers')

  the url is http://www.vistax64.com/general-discussion/295950-help-windows-setup-could-not-configure-hardware.ht...

  Thanks to everyone who offers great help!

  Darryl

• ERestoring of CD on the larger disk after a failure of the drive - new drive preparation necessary?

  You want to ensure that I have the process down before you begin...

  My Acer Aspire AX1301-U1302 small form factor desktop hard drive (windows 7) has failed for a period of 5 minutes yesterday. I can't start Windows. (I assume that the disk is done - data recovery is a different matter).

  I have a set of recovery and driver disc discs, that I did when I unpacked the computer and it starts.

  I pulled the drive (750 GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 SATA).

  I bought a Seagate Barracuda SATA 2 TB drive.

  My next steps:

  (1) install the new drive physically and seal machine.

  (2) will light up

  3) go to setup

  optical drive boot of course make 4) is selected

  (5) Insert the first recovery disc in the optical drive

  (6) allow the startup of the computer on the CD

  (7) follow the instructions from the recovery disks

  Issues related to the:

  (1) what I need to partition or to format or prepare the new drive anyway before the process described above (that is to say create a partition or something)?

  (2) the recovery disks work on a bigger than the OEM drive?

  (3) I missed something else?

  Thank you

  Problem solved.

  Despite no answer precise questions of formatting and partitioning with a new drive that I asked above search Acer or Google, the installation went well. The hot Virgin spare was automatically partitioned and formatted by the recovery without intervention of the user software.

  The hardest part was to push the open DVD button at the right time so I could insert the recovery disk...

  As in the first post, I opened the folder and pulled out the bad 750 GB drive. I took the new Seagate barracuda 2 t and hung just as the old drive was - no need to change the jumpers, or anything like that. Under tension. No need to change the bios or boot order as following default startup source is CD/DVD if the primary drive does not start. Message came 'boot from atapi CD... "But then he dumped for a start-up network to try because I had not had the chance to put the first disc of recovery and as a result there is no CD/DVD in the drive. Rebooted a couple of times, hit the open DVD button like crazy until he opened at the right time and I could put the disc in.

  Once in the context of road and starting, the Acer Windows 7 recognized recovery disk the new drive to 2t without problem, asked me what kind of food I wanted (os only against entire disk - I said full disk), formatted and partitioned the drive in quiet mode (no message about implementing shaped or partitioning came to the top of all (, not even the State - no prompt, no questions asked no other software required) and began installing windows 7. I have followed the instructions, kept power in the 3 CD because they have claimed and finally had a windows system 7.

  Overall, get a defective hard drive to a fresh windows 7 installation was painless. Now if I can only figure out how to use Acronis/seagate diskwizard and Recuva to get the key out of the disc files failing...

• "Unable to format the drive in Windows.

  "Unable to format the drive Windows" (c drive)

  Victory impossible to format the drive sys (win). It's more like a branch of cut while you were sitting on it.

  If you try to clean reinstall win that you start from the cd of the winxp http://michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html

• Cannot install the driver for Windows Phone 7

  When I connect my Nokia Lumia 800 to my PC via USB, phone charges, and pilot the Software Installation icon in the lower corner of the screen indicates that the drivers are being found and installed.

  After a few minutes, what it says; "The software for this device has been successfully installed. Windows Phone 7 - finished, reboot required. »
  So I continue, and restarting my PC, when it restarts the Software Installation icon appears again and begins to reinstall the driver, and then tells me that a restart is required.
  Whenever I restart my PC to complete the installation, the installation process again, so I guess that the driver is eliminated during the restart?
  I haven't restarted my PC about 20 times, and every time it starts the process and invites me to restart.
  I checked the Device Manager before I have restart and it sees driver WP7 but with a yellow triangle, after the reboot, the driver is so more on the list until the icon to install the software driver in the bottom of the screen indicates that the drivers are being found and installed. And the cycle continues.
  Can anyone give me advice as to why my PC will not finish restarting after installing the driver?
  Thank you, Justin Glass

  Hello JustinGlass,

  Thank you for the question!

  I'm sorry to know that have problems you with Windows Phone 7 driver. As I understand it, you can not driver install Windows Phone 7.

  Perform the steps in the link and check.

  What to do when a device is not installed properly(Windows 7) 

  Note: Also applies to Windows Vista

  Answer to us if you are having problems with Windows 7 Driver or any other issue of Windows, and I'd be happy to help you again and try to correct the problem as soon as possible.

  Good day!

  Hope this information helps.

• Z800 - Incorrect used the disk in the drive of Windows 7 boot

  Hello

  I have a very strange situation with my two Z800. I bought used them "out of contract".

  Among the motherboards was defective (one of the memory locations that it would generate an error

  probably a cpu twisted PIN?) and the other had this error I describe below. So I decided to

  two new motherboards think that two of them had problems buying... However, I am still

  the error that I describe below.

  Any help would be LARGELY APPRECIATED!

  Now, I'm only using two new motherboards.
  Z800 #1 config: two L5639, 96 GB of RAM (6 x 16 GB) BIOS v3.57 (I upgraded from 1.18)
  Z800 #1 config: 5520 x, 24 GB of RAM (3 x 8 GB) BIOS V1.18 (it came with the jury)

  When I install Windows 7 64 bit ultimate (two different MSDN Downloads) on hard _any_

  by car (I have tried many, partial list is below) connected to the SATA _any_ port (LSI or)

  Intel) (I tried all the different combinations of disks) on one of the

  systems, I get the same error. After the installation is complete and I check the disc

  disk space is _always_ fallacious.

  For example:

  Hitachi 700 GB HDD SATA2.  No other software other than Win7 install (about 11 GB

  files). When Windows starts the installation he sees a 698 GB drive, which is fine.

  Once installation is complete if I look at the drive C: he said 607 GB is available, up to 13%

  is used or about 90 GB... I right click all files on the C: drive however but

  they represent only 11 GB. What happened to the 78 GB of missing space?

  Similar, but more bad results with a processor Intel 320 160 GB SSD. Same scenario. However this time

  Windows believes that the player has 149 GB of free space (which is fine) but after the

  Install reports only 1.4 GB is available after the installation of windows. With only 11 GB of

  files in fact too much space. What happened to 138GB missing?

  What is really strange, it's that if I started 700 GB Hitachi drive and I have the Intel format

  the 320 series 160GB as a secondary Windows data drive, all space is

  available. I can copy files and the space used is correct... The same exact when results

  Am I on the Intel than BONE and Hitachi drive as data drive. The reader of the BONE

  bad shows used space and Hitachi is fine.

  The exact same results occur on the #1 and #2 of Z800 Z800.

  I tried the following SSDS: two 320series Intel 160 GB, 240 GB ADATA, Intel

  840 series 250GB, Kingston 300 160 GB and several older Rotary readers of

  Hitachi, WD and others with all kinds of different abilities and most of the spinning

  SATA2 and SATA3 a discs. the results are always the same. The Win7

  installation led still misreports the space used, but the data disk (any who

  reader that I use) always correctly reports the space used.

  I'm sure that I tried to use all of the ports on the controller Intel and LSI

  controller and I still get the same results. I've set up the SATA controller in

  IDE mode with the same results. I've set up the SATA controller in RAID mode with the same

  results.

  I flashed the drive Intel 320 with SSD utility HP, same results.

  I tried to load the drivers Intel and LSI as part of installing Windows

  procedure, but the Dungeon to get the same results.

  I tried sitting on a Chair and standing on one leg, but the results are always the

  even. I tried during the day and in the evening and even late at night, even

  results...

  I went to it last month. I contacted HP support, but they claim it hurts

  motherboards. I understand the issue with the twisted up like a bad mother but 3 pin

  all other similar problems?

  I configure something in the BIOS? or y at - it a setting that I'm not aware?

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  I finally solved the problem.

  The problem, it turns out, was related to the configuration of large capacity (GB 48 and 96 GB) memory. While I built servers with this amount of memory, and even more, I never built like that, desktop computers. Turn, the impact of this on the Windows desktop operating system memory size is dramatic at this scale. Server OSs are different and so the impact is not the same.

  Combine hard drives relatively 'small' (160 GB, 200 GB) in proportion to the size of the memory and this is where the problems occur. In a more typical 4 GB or 8 GB or RAM Office combined with a 1 TB drive, you won't even notice the effect.

  Question #1: The Windows 7 pagefile (pagefile.sys) aka virtual memory. It turns out that, by default, Windows creates a page file that is equal to the amount of physical RAM + 300 MB if 1 GB or more of RAM is installed:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff382717.aspx

  So now the largest system (96GB RAM) with the 160 GB drive (which Windows was seen as 149GB), 11 GB has been used in the Windows OS itself, then 96GB has been used by Pagefile.sys leaving 42 GB of available disk space.

  Question #2: Windows 7 hibernation file. By default, Windows creates a hibernation file which is 75% of the size of the memory. Why not 100%? because it compresses data before shutting down:

  http://download.Microsoft.com/downlo...footprint.docx

  So now the largest system (96 GB RAM) with the 160 GB drive (which Windows was seen as 149GB), 11 GB has been used in the Windows OS itself, then 96GB used hiberfil.sys PageFile.sys and (75% 96 GB = 72 GB) for a total of 179 GB. This means that the disc was actually larger. Even the biggest startup drives 500 GB, 750Go you always notice 179GB missing.

  Planned around work.

  The question of the hibernation: hibernation is only useful if you plan to put the system into hibernation - good for computers laptops, but not usually necessary in the workstations. . These systems will be used in audio and video production environments to the each with a dedicated inverter, so it does not intend to put them always in hibernation. Hibernation can safely be disabled in this case.

  http://helpdeskgeek.com/Windows-7/Windows-7-delete-hibernation-file-Hiberfil-sys/

  On the question of Pagefile.sys, we look at a few scenarios.

  Option 1 - use a larger SSD and therefore the size of the pagefile.sys is not a problem. In this case a 300 GB or better yet a 600 GB SSD would be very appropriate

  Option 2: Windows is capable of using a separate drive for this function, if the OS is on a disk and the pagefile.sys on another. What is important is that the drive used for pagefile.sys must have the same performance or be faster than the reader of the OS. So if an SSD is used on the main OS drive, do not use a drive 5400 RPM because problems occur... this reversing technically would work: 5400 RPM drive for OS and an SSD for better pagefile.sys, use two matched SSDs.

  We are fortunate to have a corresponding spare SSD, so we'll probably use it for this purpose.

  Option 3 - we had planned to use a VIRTUAL disk on the system of 96 GB. This means that we had to book 32 GB of RAM to the real system and then assign the other 64 GB of RAM like disc data in memory when working on projects. Load us the data to the VIRTUAL disk and copy to the storage drive when you are finished. Partially risky if there is a power outage because we can lose the files, but with a UPS the risk of crashes. We also have plans of relying on tools to sync files to save the RAMDISK in session. In this scenario, you can actually reduce the size of pagefile.sys since we would never use more than 32 GB of RAM. It is also prudent to reduce if keep you track of the size of the file over time and you have a good idea of the amount of memory you use. So if we ever go beyond 12 GB of usage, then we will reduce the size of the pagefile.sys properly.

  So that's it. It has been a long road to get to this point. Now, we can finally start using the system as planned.

  I'm surprised HP technical support was not aware of these effects. Well.

  Hope this is helpful to someone else out there.

  Eric