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  I have a Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV600 originally shipped with Windows XP.  I did a clean install of Vista, which resulted in my remote no longer works.  It runs on my laptop. But the contoller stopped working in Media Center window.  And it does not turn off the computer.  So basically so that Vista runs the remote is useless.  I hope that someone a lot smarter than me can help you.  I looked on the forums of computer manufacturers and known issues advice with no luck. I have visited many sites looking for a solution.  Someone has an idea?  This problem is fixable?

  Check again - Device Manager this time select the option for "Show hidden devices'in view in the menu bar."

  It can show the unit.

  Other than that, you might be better off trying forums for Toshiba http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/index.jspa

• During the upgrade to Windows XP Media Edition 2004-2005 - do not go

  While upgrading from Windows XP Media Edition 2004 to XP ME 2005, I entered the 25-character product key and it would not take it. Then I tried to use the product key that came with my Sony VAIO that came with this version of Windows XP Media Edition 2004, it would not accept either. I am absolutely sure I had the correct product key because he was strong and had the Microsoft sticker on the package marked Upgrade of Windows XP Media Edition 2005. Could something else would cause because my ME XP 2004 had just been installed about two weeks ago. Earlier in the day (yesterday), SP 2 has been downloaded and installed.  I would point out product keys, but I don't want someone else to win by making and using my product key on their system. If you wish, I can give you my product keys for verification, if you wish.

  Thank you very much! --> Bruce after being in a motorcycle accident and has broken two bones in my body, my C4 and C5 vertebrates. The accident left me paralyzed from the midchest area but fairly complete wisdom from the same region upward. I learned quickly that you will have more life if you pour as much as you have in it and never say I can't do it, or you can find yourself leading a very negative life. Smile because there is always someone who has a lot less well off do you life! http://brucewalz.com/ http://windstarsc.com/

  Hi BruceWalz,

  You receive an error message or error code when you enter the product key?

  She would not accept the product key of Windows XP media center 2004 that you have already upgraded to Windows XP 2005 Media Center.

  You can follow the steps from the link below: you receive an error message after you enter the product key when you try to install Windows XP:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310637

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Publish the upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10

  Original title: W7 Pro to W10

  My laptop with W7pro was debited with the message "getting setup files" now at 18hrs.  Is there a download method alternative other than the offer of upgrade/updates?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  Alternatively, you can upgrade your current PC to Windows 10 by going to the Windows 10 software download page to download the tool of creation of media. The media authoring tool can be used to create a USB or DVD media to upgrade your current PC to Windows 10 or install Windows 10 on another PC.

  Follow the instructions on the download page of Windows 10 software: http://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows10

  Note:

  When upgrading to Windows 10 using media, you must run setup.exe from in your version of Windows 7 or Windows 8 and authentic. If you want to boot from media, you must have upgraded to Windows 10 previously. Boot 10 Windows media directly without upgrading to Windows 10 previously is not supported and will have problems with activation.

  Additional information:

  Helps the upgrade to Windows 10

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• With the help of Windows 8 Pro Upgrade on my USB bootable on a clean system I need operating system called?

  (Looking forward to Friday).  I performed the upgrade of the W8 Assisitant, identified a qualified operating system, paid my $40 and downloaded the image bootable USB.

  I don't then take the USB to a blank PC, boot on USB and begin the installation, enter the new key etc.  Will this work?  Or tell the installation "ERROR: the partition you are installing on does not contain a qaulifiying OS.

  In order to install Windows 8 Pro upgrade, you must first reinstall your original version of Windows that has been run on your computer before installing the Windows 8 Preview version. If it's (Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7). After installing it, you can then do a upgrade to Windows 8 Pro. The output preview Windows 8 does not support upgrades to Windows 8 Pro. Windows 8 Pro will be available October 26, 2012.

  If you want to install Windows 8 Pro on a blank hard drive, you must buy the full version:

  Windows 8 Pro
  64-bit (OEM)

  Windows 8 Pro
  32-bit (OEM)

• Portege Z930 - upgrading to Windows 8 without dvd player

  Hello

  Is it possible to upgrade to windows 8 without using an external dvd drive?

  Thanks to the image of the dvd or something?

  I tried to put the dvd files in a disk drive external hard usb, but it didn't work... is it possible to install it without the help of an external dvd drive?

  Thanks :)

  Yes, you can make a the Win8 ISO bootable USB Flash drive using a tool like WinUSB Maker.

• Upgrade of Windows 8 on Portege Z930

  Hallo!
  Just got my Portege Z930 PT235E with Windows 7 Pro preinstelled and winds 8 DVD.
  I tried to upgrade to Windows 8 but unsecessful. From startup I get a message that is not bootable dvd. Also tried to start the installer under Windows 7, but there is no setup.exe on the DVD...

  What is the process to Win 8?

  Hello

  Visit the support page for Win8 on
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/generic/Windows8-message
  Here you can find instructions how to make Win8 upgrade or clean installation on your Toshiba laptop Win8.

• HP Mini 1140NR Vivienne Tam: available alternative or upgrade to Windows XP from stock

  Having obtained his computer BIOS password unlocked, she asked me if there was an alternative/upgrade to Windows XP that would go on the unit (HP Mini 1140NR Vivienne Tam Edition). Correctly, she heard that XP is no longer supported.

  Somehow, I doubt that 10 Windows is running on the device and do not know if anyone has any success with another OS on this particular unit.

  I tried a version of 'live' of LUBUNTU 16.04 a bootable USB key. However; It does not seem to start properly and also to present messages of needing a wireless driver that is missing.

  Would appreciate any advice. The unit still works with XP (although there is no protection against viruses and is not easy to manage) and I don't want to make it unusable by playing with it without a reasonable chance of success.

  Geocacher_7103

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post about an alternative to XP and wanted to help.

  I'm not surprised Ubuntu 16.04 has problems on your PC - I've been running various Linux distributions for more than ten years, on a variety of desktop and laptop computers, and it has problems on my machines, as well.

  My best guess is that no new Linux distribution will work on a computer laptop xp - era.  I have such a laptop and the latest version of Ubuntu that worked well was 8.04 - April 2008.  After that, they made changes to the kernel, and then later, changes in xorg, such that no new distributions would work well.  Finished restore XP and then later, the upgrade to Vista, then to Win7 - which worked very well!

  Win10 is almost certainly NOT going to work, because it requires CPU features that were not widely available when the XP machines are out.  I tried it on two of my computers laptops xp - era and it would be not installed on one of them - but in all honesty, I also tried Win8 on both, and while that installed, it does not work well.

  My suggestion for an alternative is Win7.  Even if Ms changed templates driver in Win7, they kept intact existing compatibility - that is why my computer laptop xp - era worked very well, even if it used xp video drivers, video drivers to no Win7.

  Oh and once you get Win7 installed, download and install this to prevent MS to force an upgrade Win10 on you: RCMP | Never10
  
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• Upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate

  Hello.

  I have a HP Pavilion dv4-1240TX laptop computer running Windows Vista (32-bit) basic family. And want to upgrade to windows 7 ultimate.

  Corresponds to the system requirements. I also have the HP Recovery Manager recovery disks.

  The questions are, how do I do the laptop bootable so that I can start the installation? And I'll lose the Drive (drive D) Recovery?

  I downloaded the driver for Win 7 package for my laptop

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4062 & LC = on & CC = US & DLC = in & sw_lang = & Product = 3877...

  Thanks for the help!

  EDIT: I just found out the correction software in the general guide, other questions remain

  Hello:

  I start the computer, install the disk in the DVD drive, and restart. To the HP splash screen hit key F9 several times, and you should be presented with a boot menu. Select your DVD drive and you'll be off and running.

  Sure just that when it asks you where to install windows, select your existing C drive and not delete all partitions. I cannot reformat or anything like that. So, if you do not remove your recovery partition, install W7 x 64 has no effect on it.

  What I did all my facilities W7 32 or 64-bit was just install W7 x 64 right above the existing Vista/XP OS and it will create a folder named Windows.old.

  Once installation is complete, you can delete the Windows.old folder and retrieve usable disk space. You can also still get all files, music and photos, that you perhaps forgot to back up this Windows.old folder if you need.

  Paul

• What is the correct recovery process once upgraded to Windows 10? (No OneKey Recovery)

  I have a cell phone Z50-70 which is preinstalled with Windows 8.1. It is an OEM version, with the product key that is stored in the Bios. This is an installation of UEFI.

  The vehicle currently has OneKey recovery installed, which, if I understand well (I've not used actually still), allows you to recover from a hard disk recovery partition. This is not a "fresh" Windows 8.1, but an image provided by Lenovo that take back you to the State the laptop was bought originally (will have all software Lenovo and preinstalled drivers).

  According to the official upgrade guide Lenovo, before performing the upgrade of Windows 10, we should uninstall basically all software from Lenovo, including OneKey recovery and it won't work in Windows 10.

  Issues related to the:

  1. What is the correct process to recover the system from Windows 10 if something goes wrong? I think that Windows 10 integrates a feature "Reboot your computer" in the settings which I suppose is what we are supposed to use. It would take me to:

  a. a completely new install Windows 10?

  b. a created image during the upgrade from 8.1 to 10, containing all my files etc. when performing the upgrade?

  c. or he would use the recovery partition from Lenovo (which would have used OneKey Recovery if it was compatible) and take me back to 8.1 for Windows?

  (d) another thing?

  2. once I did the upgrade and Windows 10 has successfully activated, I think I could create a bootable with ISO of Windows 10, inside boot media and install a completely new install of Windows 10 and activate it. Theoretically, I could make as many fresh installs from the boot media I want, as long as initially, I did the upgrade (not a clean install), and the hardware of the laptop does not change. Is this correct?

  2A. If, therefore, during the first boot media clean installation process, I'd be sure compeletly remove the Lenovo recovery partition entirely and go from there, rely on 'Reset your PC' feature of Windows 10? Could I could use even just reinstall Windows boot again media 10 as a way to recover? If I understand correctly, it is not absurd to keep recovery partition it if it can not be used within Windows 10.

  I think I had a desktop PC ordinary with a retail version of Windows, then everything above would be fine. The complications added here are that 1. I have no product key Windows 8.1 (alll is managed by the BIOS) and 2. I have no recovery disk. I want to make sure that I understand everything completely before moving, and potentially do a clean installation using bootable media, so that I don't end up ruin something and end up with either a laptop I can not recover, a Windows installation that is not enabled.

  Thank you.

  Update for anyone of another reading:

  I just uninstall OneKey recovery on my installation of Windows 8.1 for the upgrade. While Windows is concerned, OneKey Recovery has been completely removed.

  The good news is that I then shut down the laptop, you press the novo button, selected "System Recovery" and I was always greeted with OneKey recovery program where I could choose to restore from original image, or a custom image. So I guess that once I have upgraded to Windows 10, I'll always have the option to restore to the factory Windows 8.1 if I ever need/want to.

  The confusion seems to be that OneKey recovery software is actually two separate software:

  1 OneKey Recovery #1 is installed in the hidden recovery partition which is responsible to perform a system restore from the image of your choice - either the image of plant or a custom image created by #2 OneKey recovery software. OneKey Recovery Software #1 is still accessible via the Novo button.

  2 OneKey Recovery #2 is installed on the Windows 8.1 installation, which is responsible for the creation of custom system images. You can also choose to restore the system from here, but AFAIK, it just restarts the computer and OneKey #1 software, which allows you to recover expenses. OneKey Recovery #2 is the software Lenovo told us to uninstall it before Windows 10. However, uninstalling OneKey Recovery #2 let software OneKey Recovery tact #1.

  As far as I know, this means that the uninstall OneKey Recovery #2 mean that we lose the ability to create custom system images, but we reserve the option to restore from a system image.

  Can anyone confirm that I understood, and that what I said above is indeed the case?

  I'm still a little uncertain about what Windows built tens in the willingness to ' PC ' do well - that it will use the Lenovo recovery partition or run a 10 Windows Installer Clean up.

• Satellite L300D BSOD after upgrade to Windows 7

  I got this laptop (Satellite L300D) for a little more than a year with windows vista (32-bit) running and there were no problems. However, I've recently upgraded to Windows 7 (x 64) and became the problems since the first reboot.

  On the first reboot after installing windows 7, the computer off just after the "Starting Windows" screen Turn on again took me to the repair of the system where he performed a system restore and I was able to start successfully even once. I thought that the problem had something to do with the automatic updates, so I disabled the and tried to restart to see if the problem has been corrected. This time, after the "Starting Windows" screen I got a BSOD of unrecoverable system error. After several attempts to reboot and multiple attempts to repair system (which usually says she didn't) it started correctly again.

  This problem has been going for about 3 weeks now and it is quite irritating. The results of the system of compensation for claims that a "Boot critical file is corrupt", but it starts eventually after several attempts to start. He also has a habit of turning at random during the race (it happens about once or twice a day). So from now on, whenever I chaque fois que je tente tries to start my computer it shuts down after the start screen or give the BSOD and restarts and the only way to make it work seems to be to keep trying to start and hope for a successful boot of the system upward (this happens finally after a few failed attempts).

  I did some research on this and came to [this | 1251 http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?modelFilter=L300D-ST3501&rpn=PSLC8U&category=&selCategory=3&moid=222 & os = & ct = DL & selFamily = 1073768663] page. I think that's exactly what my problem is (need to update the BIOS), but if I understand correctly installing windows to do this only for 2000/xp/vista and I am unable to use the second option to boot from the disc as I get the BSOD before he gets to that point. I should try the windows install option although I am running windows 7 or is there another way to update the BIOS? Or I'm off completely and the problem is with something else?

  I wasn't sure what information I would like to add to this post so if need more information please let me know.

  Thanks in advance

  Edit: Oops, just realized the page I linked is not link to exactly what I had opened. I do not speak of 'critical BIOS updates for Windows 7 64-bit' under 'support form '.

  Post edited by: Jacob27

  Hello

  First of all, it would be interesting to know what code BSOD, you get exactly. Can you post this information useful? Normally, on the Microsoft Knowledge Base, you can find additional information about most of the BSOD codes and so you can start to solve this problem.

  BSODS are often associated with drivers or RAM/HDD. The latter, you can check with special diagnostic tools, Memtest86 for RAM and Drive Fitness Test for the HARD drive. These two tools are free and you can find it using Google. You can download an iso image of them to create a bootable media where you can start the test.

  Regarding your update to the BIOS: I put t know what L300D you have exactly, but according to the Toshiba site it shows an update of the BIOS also for Windows 7 64-bit. You can try to install it.

• Deleted partition HP_Tools, upgrade to Windows 8

  I have upgraded to Windows 8 Enterprise edition, with the hope of just checking out and returning to Windows 7 when the trial is up. Well, after an iso disk and installing Windows 8, I noticed that I had deleted the partition HP_Tools...

  I need this partition to use for recovery.

  Note that I made a disc of recovery using Hp Recovery Manager, when I bought my laptop but now Hp Recovery Manager is gone and I have a flash drive with unnecessary data (apparently). I downloaded and installed every update of the UEFI Bios, all the drivers for my laptop and the essensically it works PERFECTLY fine... but I can't use my recovery disk because I have no Hp Recovery Manager installed on my computer. When I tried I get the message "Softpaq not apply to the system, without HP Recovery Manager installed." I have Hp Recovery Manager NEED use my recovery disk.

  I will note that I did successfully a NEW partition of HP_Tools, but technically it contains no useful data, a few things from BIOS and others, but not HP Recovery Manager.

  Someone walk me through this please.

  Thank you. I also have a

  HP Pavilion g6-1a60us...

  I tried and failed to install ALL available software they had for my laptop, including the crappy stuff like Cyberlink webcam and other stuff but HP Recovery Manager, that's what I can't install

  ANY help would be GREATLY apprecited.

  You should not really Recovery Manager installed. USB flash recovery must be bootable and includes the Recovery Manager:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01867418

• XPS 13 (9343) - unable to upgrade to Windows 10 - error 0xC1900101 0 x 30018

  I have a brand new 13 XPS, 9343 model with i7 processor and 512 GB SSD. I'm still within the period of 14 days, and I'm now seriously returning. I've never known such a load of nonsense trying to install any other piece of software.

  So far, and after many attempts, I was completely unable to upgrade to Windows 10. The first thing I did was to install all the Windows updates available for 8.1 (there were 79 of them), and immediately after that I started the saga to install Win10. Nothing else has been done to the laptop - no questionable software or USB devices (except the USB boot if necessary). It is in a State of cleanliness.

  -After the download via Windows Update, the installation procedure is INCREDIBLY slow (for example, it takes 36 HOURS to reach 42% completion - and at this point, it hits the error message). What the heck can he do?

  -J' also tried to create a bootable USB drive via the media creation tool. If I boot from the USB key and perform a "clean" installation, it works perfectly: it takes about 8 minutes total (which highlights how ridiculous the 36 hours). However, because it is a clean installation and not an 'upgrade', I find myself with a non-activated version of Windows 10 and I am asked to pay £99.99, I don't intend to do. I paid for the laptop on the understanding, he would get a FREE upgrade to Win10!

  -J' also tried using the USB key (but not the start of it) to perform the upgrade in place - this strikes the same mistake as Windows Update (and taking so long)

  -J' tried to uninstall all antivirus software, and disable all wireless/bluetooth devices before performing the upgrade - nothing of this aid. Because need me 36 HOURS per attempt, it is really not acceptable to try disabling things randomly in the vain hope that it might work correctly.

  When trying to upgrade (i.e. not), I hit an error message "Windows Setup cannot set up Windows on your hardware" or similar. During the recovery after the failure, tool configuration gives the 0xC1900101 error code 0 x 30018 and says it failed in operation 'FIRST_BOOT', the phase SYSPREP. Just make this error message cost me 36 hours of waiting (welcome to the future!), then it would be really helpful if someone could give me a definitive answer on what makes...

  Help, please! Auuughhh

  Hello world

  If you are affected by the issue in which your XPS 13 is not upgraded to Windows 10 and he is stuck or take several hours, PM me with your serial number.

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• Put the new upgrade of Windows 10 on my 500 gig SSD and make the main drive (C :)

  Original title: Windows 10

  You want to install (upgrade) new Windows 7 Pro 64) Windows 10.  No problem.

  Here's my question and need help.  I want to put the upgrade of Windows new 10 on my 500 gig SSD and make the main drive (C :)  Just got new PC and the SSD is not yet installed in the new machine.

  Is there a way to do this?  I can install the SSD drive in the pc without problems.  But the pc is set up with the C: drive in the primary.  As I understand it, the update will work, but it will not be for the SSD.

  Suggestions?  Is this possible?

  Windows 7 installation will have to be eliminated if its currently on a separate disk. Which means you have to start over.

  I would first disconnect the hard drive with your Windows 7 installation.

  Install the SSD drive, then install Windows Pro 10 on this subject.

  Download and create a bootable copy of Windows 10 Pro:

  How to download official Windows 10 ISO files

  Demarrer start from the installation media, and then select the SSD during installation:

  How to: perform a clean installation of Windows 10

  Reconnect the hard drive, then format the installation hard disk.

  Option to consider:

  Create an image of the installation of Windows 7 system restore it on SSD, and then upgrade to Windows 10.

  How to pass Windows 7 to a bigger hard drive - books...

  Disconnect the hard drive, connect the SSD drive, then restore image and then upgrade to Windows Pro 10

  How to: upgrade previous versions of Windows using the file ISO for Windows 10

  Check out the YouTube video below:

  How to properly set up the SSD as boot drive and the HARD drive...

• Upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium - Message 'unknown error 10 '.

  I understand that this has been asked before, but unfortunately many answers are much too technical for me.  I'm a computer user, not a computer expert.

  I received the error message following twice today on my PC Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit slot.

  

  I have successfully upgraded to Windows 7 on my laptop with no problems.  He was also relatively fast - today, two attempts with the PC took more than four hours before the update is completed and returned me to the Windows 7 home screen.

  The most obvious solution would be to uninstall Windows Live Essentials, as the health check said that this app does not work in Windows 10.  I did not on the laptop, but maybe try it tomorrow.

  Anyone could explain the error code if you please, knowing that I'm not the type of computer terminology that was offered as solutions on other items of this type.

  I look forward to your responses.

  Difficulty manually updates windows

  (1) start > Search > services > run as administrator
  (2) stop services > Windows Update and in the Background Intelligent Transfer Service
  (3) start > Search >C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore

  Click to access the DataStore folder too and remove Newspapers & DataStore.edb
  (back 4) services and deliver on both services mentioned in step 1)
  (5) run the windows updates (Note: in windows 7, the windows updates are always slow)

  Automatically reset the Windows Update components
  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/971058

  on installing windows 10

  In my opinion, is much faster to download ISO Windows 10 files

  and create a bootable USB key with him... !!

  and it is good to have

  in case you need to re - install windows 10 or install windows 10 to another computer

  Installation Windows 10 using the media creation tool

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-10/media-creation-tool-install

  If you need to install or reinstall Windows 10.
  You can use the media creation tool

  to create your own installation media by using either a USB flash drive or DVD key.

  How to create a bootable USB key bootable media
  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/FAQ