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  How can I create a language pack for Windows 7

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• How can I get a boot drive for windows vista

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  Here's how to do a startup, vista etc disc repair

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• How do you get your product key for Windows vista

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  A look at the case of computer packaging for a sticker with 25 digits, divided into 5 groups of 5 digits.

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  http://www.magicaljellybean.com/KeyFinder/

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  Please do not post it here for others to see. Andre Da Costa http://adacosta.spaces.live.com http://www.activewin.com

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  If the computer is done by a 'direct' so-called OEM (brand computers are you'll probably recognize as Sony, Lenovo, Dell, HP, etc.), the computer manufacturer may have agreements with various manufacturers of components to provide custom device drivers.  This is particularly true for laptops.  For this reason, it is important to get the drivers for these computers to the web site of the manufacturer of the computer.  Fortunately, the manufacturer usually has a way to determine the specific hardware configuration to a specific computer (for example, Dell one uses ID he calls "Service Tag") and will be collected all the drivers for your computer in an easy to deal with the package.

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• How/where can I find the platform for Windows Vista (KB971644) update and download it?

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  My system shows "You have installed 14,0,0,176 version" from the Flash Player page.

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  Hello

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  Microsoft integrates Flash Player on Windows 8.x/10 they lock files to prevent users to uninstall because it is a built-in component of IE.  Since you have manually unregistered ActiveX components you have done irreparable damage to the file system, which is beyond the scope of this Flash Player installer forum.  This could by why you get the message that the update does not apply to you, however, that it is difficult to determine at this stage.  I could start by running Windows Update and see if it includes an update to "update for Internet Explorer for Windows Player Flash 8.x".  If she is not there, you may need to install other updates before "update for Internet Explorer for Windows Player Flash 8.x" update appears.  If it appears at all, you will need to contact Microsoft for assistance.

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  Maria