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• Cannot connect to internet after a reboot before you uninstall and then reinstall the network card. (After the upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista)

  This problem started immediately after the upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate (32 bit) to Windows Vista Ultimate (32 bit).  Again, I want to remind that I never had this problem before installing Windows 7.

  -After a reboot, I am presented with the impossible to connect the network indicator (yellow triangle with!) in the task bar.  (It was how I was welcomed after the installation of Windows 7 is said by the way).

  -The only way I found to regain connectivity is to uninstall and reinstall the network via the device manager card, date at which the computer always successfully connects and remains connected until the next reboot.

  Network card: Realtek RTL8168C (P) / 811C (P) Family PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.20)

  Driver provider: Microsoft
  Driver date: 14/05/2009
  Driver version: 7.2.1127.2008
  Digital signer: Microsoft Windows

  Thus, we have solved the problem! There are two possibilities of your problems:
  1 company Adobe uses the Bonjour service , this service should be disabled.
  Computer > Manage > Services and Applications > Services => find the bonjour service (sometimes stated as long numbers), stop service and if the Disabled value. It works!

  2. If it is not signed as Bonjour service. Try to disable the service:
  Shutdown mDNSResponder .exe (he is represented by # Id_String1.6844F930_1628_4223_B5CC_5BB94B879762 #).

  It is installed with Adobe software. If you upgrade the Vista, it will generally many users problem!

• After the upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista, I lost the previously loaded Fund games

  I recently downloaded Window7 on my PC.  Download Afthe was complete, I played games that were on my desk from the previous OS (Vista).  I have the next day got up and played them again and took off.  Upon my return, all games had disappeared from my office and cannot be found.  The only ones left are a compilation of classic board games from Microsoft.  The games I lost were; Free Cell, hearts, Solitare, Spider Solitaire, Minesweeper, and failures.  The question is: "How do they return?

  Original title: recovery lsot games

  Hi Richard,

  Thanks for the post. I understand that you have lost the default Windows 7 games like Solitaire, Minesweeper and etc. All changes made to the computer before the show?

  The games you mentioned are by default Windows 7 games and these are features of Windows 7. You will need to access the Windows features and then turn them on. Check out the link and follow the steps.

  Where are my games?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/where-are-my-games

  I hope this helps to solve the problem.

• If I have windows vista Home Premium 32 bit genuien instalation in my laptop after how I can to update or upgrade in Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit

  If I have windows vista Home Premium 32 bit genuien instalation in my laptop after how I can to update or upgrade in Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit

  If I install windows vista Home premium genuine in my laptop after how I can to update or update 64-bit of Windows Vista Home premium 32 bit

  If I install windows vista Home premium genuine in my laptop after how I can to update or update 64-bit of Windows Vista Home premium 32 bit

  Hello

  You are unable to update or upgrade Vista 32 bit to 64 bit of Vista.

  32-bit to 64-bit, or 64 bit to 32 bit is done by a new installation using a full version of the operating system.

  32-bit and 64-bit are different operating systems.

  See you soon.

• Updates Windows 7 has won 13 59 while finalizing the upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista. I shut down the computer?

  Updates Windows 7 has won 13 59 while finalizing the upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista.  I shut down the computer?

  Yes. Close and restart, the updates will catch up.

• Can I upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista without having to install Vista Service Pack 1?

  Several years ago, I made the huge mistake of update Win XP Pro to Win Vista Ultimate. In doing so, I immediately fell on so many questions that I spent more time each day trying to solve problems, to do the calculation and in some cases it was practically impossible to calculate all. It took about a dozen days before I have just abandoned, thrown my Windows machine into the closet and balance to a Mac. I've not looked back since.

  Well, relatively recently I bought a new laptop from lenovo with the intentions of immediately wiping of Windows 7 and Linux installation, with the hope of avoiding the headaches that I had previously with Windows. However, just out of curiosity, I decided to try Windows 7 before cleaning off the coast of the laptop and I have not had any major problems with it. So, I'm now thinking that I can dust off that Vista machine (the one that was put in the closet), if I can only he move to Windows 7.
  Almost immediately after plugging the thing, the headaches have come back with a vengeance.  I ran the Win 7 Upgrade Advisor, which basically said that everything was fine and that all that I had to do was to install Service Pack 1. Well, there is no service pack 1 in Windows update so I just downloaded the standalone file.  However, after trying to run the stand alone file, he said something to the effect that I can't because it is for installations of Windows language English, French, German and Spanish. He said in English, you the spirit, and it does because I have an English version of Windows.
  I'm now thinking that there could be another language pack on my computer so I googled how to uninstall language packs. The only information I can find on how to uninstall the language packs is to insert the Windows installation disc. I don't have the installation disc. There are years I paid an arm and a leg for a software that was virtually unusable.
  Is that anyway to upgrade to Windows 7 without having to deal with Vista and still not the upgrade price? I'm certainly not going to pay for the full version, as the last time, I would have probably had a better experience if I would have just thrown money into the fire. I don't understand why we should stop both to upgrade the operating system.
  I paid for Windows Vista and now I'm ready to pay to upgrade to Windows 7 because Vista doesn't help, but I can't because the Windows Vista I paid for is once again, pretty useless.
  Is anyway to avoid to jump through all these hoops or get all these headaches to put Windows 7 on my computer - upgrade price since I already have a useless Vista license?
  For what it's worth, I don't want to be negative, because I'm just completely frustrated at a task that should be simple - not to mention that this is the second time I'll have to post because the first time he said the server was unavailable after all the effort to write this first. I am a disabled veteran, so I did not have money to be plopping down hundreds of dollars to check if the software works or not, then that cost when he is not eating. I am now looking to mitigate my loss of Vista upgrade to Windows 7 (at least a little), but still, Vista prevents me to do.

  To remove the headache you cleaning 7 via BIOs Setup. You must then install 7 Service Pack 1 (if not included on the DVD), then the system drivers.

  A complete guide to a Dell system is available here. It will take e slightly modified for a non-Dell system, but it will give you an idea. Note that I wrote each step out in its entirety with a lot if you do not have this or that to get here, so it's a much more long/more scary looking at first sight than it actually is.
  Note: Vista is very stable (~ as stable as 7) when it's done via a clean installation and its Service Pack 1 and 2 service are installed before the drivers in the system (also mentioned in the guide). Via an upgrade, it's a nightmare that you met.

• I've upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista on a Tablet PC and have since upgraded to Windows 8. Can I re-use the upgrade of Windows 7 on an another Vista PC?

  I have a Tablet PC originally shipped with Vista installed. I've upgraded to Windows 7 disk 3 license and have since upgraded to Windows 8 with promo code I got when purchasing a new office.

  Can I reuse the license to move an other PC from Vista to Windows 7, since the upgrade to Windows 8 would have been valid for a Vista upgrade?

  Yes, you can transfer the license of Windows 7 on another computer. Why, because the basic license is Windows Vista.

• Software Numark Cue crash or gel to the top after I've upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista-Help!

  I do experience intermittent freezing or the software simply disappears into the Office of many laptops! Just recently went through an upgrade from Vista to Windows 7. If I try to solve the problem of compatibility with Vista, SP1 or SP2 settings it shows that the program is not compatible. Is there a problem known with Numark, regarding Windows 7 or 64-bit... or a patch that I can download... anyone knows? BTW, when the software has been reinstalled it could work properly for months and then the experience of these questions!

  Thank you, Kathy

  The Numark Support site, I found the following page where you can upgrade to the latest version: http://www.numark.com/cueupdate

  Nuance community forum site also has a discussion http://community.numark.com/numark/topics/dj2go_issue_with_cue_full_verison when it appears that Cue can go also under the name of VirtualDJ and contains a link to a free download of http://www.virtualdj.com/download/free.html which is indicated as being compatible in the following description http://www.virtualdj.com/products/comparison.html Wndows 7

• How we can install the operating system of windows xp from local server without going through NIS services

  Dear Microsoft
  I'll have a local server in my campus, but I don't know how to install windows xp from this system to the local server.

  Hello rajpal91,

  The Microsoft Answers community focuses on issues and problems related to the consumer environment. Please join the public IT pro TechNet forums below:
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• Battery warning after upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista: consider replacing your battery

  Hello

  I have a Compaq presario CG60 and since I've updated from Vista home premium to Win 7 as a free upgrade from Compaq, my PC is always crashing.

  The laptop for about 9 months.

  Laptop crashes when the laptop is suspended or hibernation for a given period. I frequently get a blue screen down also.

  I have re-installed the laptop of-> Win 7 by default and the same error on the replacement of the battery. The laptop is running on battery, but once she is suspended, it will crash & windows prompts you to restore & repair.

  Help appreciated! Do I need a new battery or is it a Vista known-> issue of Win 7.

  Thank you

  Michelle

  Try the following steps:

  1. install HP Vista Nvidia chipset, here rebort.

  2 uninstall the current Nvidia video driver, install the following:

  NVIDIA 8400 M GS and 8600M GS

  197,16 32-bit and 64-bit 197,16

  If errors, try modded INF of the site www.laptopvideo2go.com

  For GeForce version 197.16, here 32 bit and here 64 bit

  Run the installer first, if it fails, try 3 steps to install:

  1. download the driver, double click and select extract,

  2. download modded INF and replace original INF in extracted folder,

  3. install & restart.

  If all goes well, who would set falls down when the laptop is suspended or hibernated.

• Upgrading to Windows 7 from Vista to get rid of the Virus?

  I currently have VISTA, but I just got the CD to upgrade Windows 7 from my school, its necessities by my program (paid with the included activation key). I would like to format my whole hard drive and do a clean install of Windows 7 from scratch. One, I wanted to Windows 7 on the PC anyway and two, I don't know that a good formatting should help get rid of this annoying virus I had trouble with for so long. However, keep in mind that I have only a Windows 7 'Upgrade CD', not the 'full' Version It let me install 7 times I do the formatting, or it only allows me to 'upgrade' to a currently installed operating system? I really wouldn't want to format my drive together and get stuck without being able to install Windows 7. I hope my question is clear. Please let me know if I need to be more specific. Thank you!

  Do not reformat the entire disk (leave the partition recovery and system, partitions reserved in place). Then, follow these instructions and be perpaired to activate by phone. Your only other option is to reinstall Vista and then you pass, this can do less annoying activation.

  How to activate Windows 7 or Vista manually (activate by phone)
  1) click Start and in the search for box type: slui.exe 4
  (2) press the ENTER"" key.
  (3) select your "country" in the list.
  (4) choose the option "activate phone".
  5) stay on the phone (do not select/press options) and wait for a person to help you with the activation.

  Also:
  Windows 7 activation error: invalid product key
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Windows-7-activation-error-invalid-product-key

  How to resolve common activation problems
  http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/CNS! E8E5CC039D51E3DB! 67219.entry? a = 584475978

  Windows Activation video
  http://www.Microsoft.com/showcase/en/us/details/c09aefc0-1986-4C2F-Bad4-67487854f13f
  This video will show you: - how to enable Windows - where to find your product key
  How to use your product key - how to get support for the product activation

  How to activate Windows 7 by phone
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/950929/en=us
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/18715-activate-Windows-7-phone.html

  How to activate Windows Vista by phone
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/940315
  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/10/13/how-to-activate-Windows-Vista-by-phone-activation/

  Microsoft Activation centers worldwide telephone numbers:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/licensing/existing-customers/activation-centers.aspx
  (This site is for activating Volume License, but if you call, they will help you)

  The phone number is not working:
  Microsoft Wordwide contacts: http://www.microsoft.com/worldwide/default.aspx

  Product Activation Solution Center
  http://support.Microsoft.com/contactus/cu_sc_prodact_master

  Stuck key (error 0xC004C4A2):
  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/genuinewindows7/thread/a2444f34-0AFF-4f29-a8ac-67e28b0c0285

  Windows 7 activation error: 0xC004F061
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Windows-7-activation-error-0xC004F061
  "If the error"0xC004F061"when you try to activate Windows 7,
  This means that you are using a product key for a Windows 7 upgrade version and
  a previous version of Windows wasn't on your computer when Windows 7 was installed. »

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• Upgrading to Windows 7 from Vista unregistered (long story there)

  Hello!  I hope someone can help me.  I don't know if I'm in the right place.  I bought a computer HP 9005 XP about 2 years ago.  He constantly reminded and back for the service.

  The last time I sent it in for service they had installed a Vista motherboard into in (keep in mind the 9005 is a XP).  One day it just wouldn't run more, so rather than send new AGAIN fourth time) at HP I took it to a store office supplies nationwide, which also makes computer repair.

  For weeks, they have worked on the problem and could not understand what was wrong.  I have F-Secure so there is no worms, viruses, Trojans, etc.  FINALLY, they took that part and discovered that HP has installed a motherboard Vista inside which, as you know, is not compatible with XP hard drives, controllers, etc.

  Because Vista and XP are incompatible, they also installed a version of Vista.  A big big glitch. I have now discovered that the Vista Software "is not a legal version" and I keep on gettting messages from MicroSoft.

  I ordered a new computer customized HP which has 7 top (if it works anything like Vista just call me crazy... it's still in the box).

  NOW for my question.  , I want to buy the 'UPGRADE' to 7 for the dv9005 computer but do not know if he will be executed and, of course, once you open the box you cannot return the software.  The 'upgrade' to 7 is around $90 - $119 depending on where you buy it.  The full version is almost as much as a new computer and I paid about $1,500 for a new one.   I'm not paying penny #1 for a legal Vista upgrade.   The upgrade, as I said, is already here.  It is simply not registrable.

  I'll be able to put the 7 in addition to this upgrade (dv9005 with the)
  software for illegal/temporary Vista) or he's going to run to the mega-snags? I HATE VISTA so bad... it's like h * to use.

  Once again, question is, can I buy and write about the "unauthorized" copying Vista?

  Thank you

  Karen

  "TuffKitten" wrote in message News: 4ae3f00f-89e8-4a27-b021-c3a7b7ff8b80...

  Please, Carey, to pay attention to my cry for help.

  I refined my original question with the right terminology and relevance in bold.  I appreciate your making it clear that I was not going to clear.  Looking back, I saw where I was everywhere in the "Council" here.  I've got 5 HP puters from MS98 to still to be installed the new 7 MS (this is the dv7 which is still sitting comfortably in its shipping box).

  I have myself not clear and I'm sorry.   I have not yet taken 7 out of the box yet.  It's the dv9005 that got all screwed up.  I REFINED MY QUESTION... Thanks for letting me know that my question was not clear.  I refined my post to make it more clear that I want to talk about the dv9005 who began his life as a XPa and is now a temporary Vista (temporary, I mean the software is something that the repair service put in and it is now for me to buy legal and good software required.)

  Is the one I want to know if I'm having problems putting 7 on top of the "temporary or illegal (call it what you like) ' program Vista on theHP DV9005, who began his life as a normal XP (old times!... normal puters to halfway!)

  Thank you for paying attention to my question, but I apparently did not say my question correctly.

  Again, it is the dv9005 that HAD XP on it, HP changed the motherboard to motherboard Vista and after that the computer was toast because Vista motherboards are not

  compatible with XP is then the computer had to be rebuilt to essentially.

  The Vista software that was put in is not a "legal" copy  I learned this today.  It is where is my concern.

  I want to install Windows 7 on Vista but if Vista is not a legal copy, I'm afraid to spend $$$ on the upgrade because you can't return opened software and I wouldn't pay a thin to a computer Vista, not to mention penny of Vista software just if I can upgrade to 7 legally.

  I HATE Vista and this computer is USELESS for me with Vista inside.

  Thanks again.

  First thing to do is to visit the HP website and determine if there are drivers for the current material - you must also run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.
  Note that if your current installation is not valid, you need to do a clean install of Windows 7, you use a full commercial license. This will destroy all information on the drive - but back first!
   
  Also note that your computer is probably still a license for the original operating system - XP, and you should be able to persuade the HP to provide an appropriate set of disks so that, assuming that the motherboard supports XP.
   
  Other than that, it is possible that the installation of Vista is not 'illegal' - just a bit borked. To analyze and solve problems for Activation and Validation, we need to see a full copy of the report produced by the MGADiag (download and save to the desktop - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=52012 ) tool
  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.
   
   
   
  
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  Noel Paton | Nil Carborundum Illegitemi | CrashFixPC | The lazy three fingers

• Sell or free of charge of upgrading to Windows 7 from vista home premium

  In February 2009, I bought a laptop from e-store where Vista Home Premium OS has been installed. I gave a lot of money to buy these things, unfortunately, I saw a slow my old xp os disgusting. I read that it was the fault of vista and there was a campaign to upgrade vista to windows 7. I could not see the necessary updates in my notebook, or in any microsoft web, I did not understand that the campaign is true or false. So, I held a solution proposed by the seller who told me that he was later to solve your problem. So now, I understand that you sold me problem and now you want a lot of money to solve. I want a quick help. I can't resist this situation more.

  Hello

  This is NOT microsoft

  These are public forums hosted by Microsoft where users of vista colleagues come to help free other problems

  There was a free promotion of new media for vista upgrade to Windows 7 of computer manufacturers, etc, but that ended long ago

  If you want to upgrade to windows 7, you will need to buy

  read this before you buy Windows 7;

  Upgrade Advisor

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=1b544e90-7659-4BD9-9e51-2497c146af15

  the system configuration required

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/system-requirements

  upgrade paths

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd772579 (WS.10) .aspx

• Upgrading to Windows 7 from Vista Home Premium

  I'm trying to upgrade to Windows 7 Vista, but I get an error message indicating that I have to uninstall "PerfectDisk".  I have look in Control Panel for this program to uninstall, but it is never found.  What is "PerfectDisk", how do I get rid of him to finish the upgrade to 7?

  I'm sorry, but we do not upgrade Windows 7 problems manage in the Vista Forums.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7install/threads

  "Download Windows 7 installed and activated on your PC."

  They will help you in the Windows 7 Forum at the above address.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• How to recover data after the upgrade to Windows XP Home Edition?

  Original title: lost data

  My Windows XP program has been replaced by Windows XP Home Edition. Some data was not justified.

  Is it possible to recover the data?

  My Windows XP program has been replaced by Windows XP Home Edition. Some data was not justified.

  Is it possible to recover the data?

  First of all, please note that Windows XP Home Edition is an edition of Windows XP. So it makes no sense to say that your "Windows XP program has been replaced by Windows XP Home." Exactly what edition of Windows XP you have before it was replaced with XP Home?

  In the second place, who did the replacement, and exactly how it was? Was this an upgrade? A new installation? He did go in Windows or by booting from the CD XP Home?

  Thirdly, it was not justified to exactly what data?

  Fourth, it depends on your answers to the above questions, but in all likelihood, it says No Mo is quite right: If you do not have a backup of your data on an external, you're probably out of luck, and the data are gone.

  You can read this article on the backup that I wrote: 'Return to top your computer regularly and reliable' to http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=314