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• Get Win8.1 Pro with Media Center in Dual Boot with Windows 10 Pro

  In December of 2012, I bought a new Dell XPS12 running 64-bit window 8.  Later, I bought "Win8 Media Center Pro Pack" for Windows Media Center.  Later, I upgraded to Windows 10 pro and lost Media Center.  Given that I had a legitimate copy of Windows 8 Pro with Media Center, I would like to re - install in a separate partition.  I was able to clean install Win8.1 in this partition using a flash drive and the MediaCreationTool.  He did not like my product key OEM Win8, and he didn't like my WMC Pro Pack upgrade key, so I installed using a KMS key that is freely available online.

  Clearly, I go about it the wrong way.  I'm happy to start again and install Win8, then upgrade with my pro WMC pack key, but I do not know the mystical incantations necessary to get there.  Since I had legitimately a Pro Win8.1 with instance of Media Center, and I my self Win10 product key after upgrade, I can't imagine that such a dual-boot configuration would be illegal.  Can someone please help?

  Thank you

  Loki

  Hello

  Eventually your 8.1 installation using KMS will be disabled.

  1. cannot use keys hacked to enable long term of Windows, as you will be taken; It's a matter of time.

  2. the key/license Windows product to describe the operating system, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, etc. is absorbed by upgrading Windows 10 during the installation process and becomes an integral part of the active Windows 10 final installation.

  The license qualifying operating system, either Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, etc. cannot be used anywhere else, or in a dual boot with Windows 10.

  Kind regards.

• 'Check' media (failure) MESSAGE ON BOOT

  For the past 2 weeks, I get the following message is displayed on the system startup: "checking media (failure). The message appears twice, then the system starts normally and I didn't notice any problems with any of the applications and programs. I have not installed new software until this problem started and made no other changes I can remember. All the checks I ran showed no problem, I contacted Dell support, and their response is to re - install WIN 8 but I'm a bit wary of doing this because I fear that this will lead to other problems/questions.

  I saw the same problem mentioned on various forums for Dell and other machines, so it doesn't seem to be brand-specific, but no solution has yet been offered.
  I use a laptop Dell Inspiron 5520 with Win 8 (64-bit) and Service Cap 0.
  Any solutions or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. :)

  Thank you very much!

  This solved my problem.
  So just to repeat what he said,
  1. press F2 right when the Dell Logo appears.
  2. use the arrow keys to move to the tab named "Boot".
  3 select with the arrow keys so that the text named 'UEFI Boot' is white font color.
  4. navigate to the bottom, where it should say Windows Boot Manager
  5. press F5 or 56, to move in the list until you get the settings like:
  Windows Boot Manager
  UEFI Onboard LAN IPv4
  UEFI Onboard LAN IPv6
  6 hit F10, then your system will restart, without this annoying message appear.
  Thank you very MUCH MathewFrancis!

• Recovery of Toshiba Express Media Player

  I replaced my 100 GB HDD (Toshiba made, which included Toshiba Express Media Player by default factory) with 320 GB of HDD (Toshiba). I want to install Toshiba EMP.

  When I boot from the recovery EMP disc has received this message:
  Recovery is not supported on this system. Press any key to exit. (my ultimate Windows 7 x 64 operating system)
  Also I have this message on the old HARD drive. Also the operating system Windows 7 x 64 Ultimate & Windows XP Professional x 86.
  When I install different operating systems (Red Hat, Debian) on my old job to drive HARD Toshiba EMP & not removed even if I deleted the partitions & etc.
  I've updated my BIOS version of 3.00 to 5.60 to install Windows 7 a few years ago.

  Perhaps the BIOS hinder?

  If I m remembering well Toshiba offered this media player there is the old models like Satellite 5200 10 years so I m asking me what model of laptop you have exactly.

  What of more confusing, is that you use Win7. Something wrong here.

  You have to model more recent laptop and want to use this old piece of software or you have enough old laptop designed for Windows XP Home edition and use Win7 on it. I m confusing.

  Currently, Toshiba offered recovery disk disk Toshiba Express Media Player and recovery for Windows XP Home edition and only the use of these two discs worked well. Now mix installation Toshiba Express Media Player with dual boot... I really put t know if it will work.

  Main problem is that you will have problem to find someone who can test it for you. Let's see.

• Satellite U205-S5002: cannot retrieve the Express Media Player after upgrading the HARD drive

  So I bought just a new Toshiba Satellite U205-S5002 I love it. One of the great features that interest me was the Express Media Player feature.

  My first step was to upgrade the hard disk and 160 GB and 2 GB ram.
  I placed the disk and ram in my old laptop and sold it.

  Before that I did, I made a copy ghosts and ghost of the hard drive to the new drive. Well come to find out...

  Toshiba is not provided with this software preinstalled, so I followed the instructions to burn my recovery disk Express Media Player and the boot on the new disk.
  So this is where the saga begins...

  After 15-20 seconds, I get a soothing blue screen (NOT of blue BSOD you mind) who says:

  /!\
  An error occurred during the recovery of "Express Media Player".
  -------------------------------------------------------
  Please pick up the image again from the beginning.
  Press any key to exit.

  It is typed exactly as it is on the screen. So, I see some other forums saying: you must have the free space of the disk so I resize the partition that allows 200 MB of space. Always the same... then try 2 GB even... then the 50 GB, same problem...

  OK, so obviously not a question of space. I read while I might need to erase the drive... so I delete the partition, this same error... then I run the recovery disk and tell him to wipe the drive, wait 1 1/2 hour, it ends. No dice! So I decide... ok... Well lets try another disk... I have restored my ghost image... and burned the image again... same question... so I decide to the recovery disk and I'll try to reinstall windows in the factory and make a record...

  Well, it does not work as well as you think... the image is incomplete... windows works fine... but the c:\Toshiba\ExpressMediaPlayer folder is empty!

  I'm happy that I have ghosts my original directory. But I decide allows to Express Media Player a shot more now that I have restored to factory... always the same error... I then decide a trial more... I'll erase drive 1.5 hours, I'll restore from toshiba dvd provided but leaving plenty of space at the end 2 GB (I have a lot about people who tell you to base just around 200 MB)

  5 hours later... moment of truth... Well Yes you guessed it... I don't know anything else to try... I have a bad image?
  You need one that I can download what has worked for them for sure? Or have - I have completely found myself by replacing the HDD with after market and which is originally a kind of compatibility issue?

  Thank you in advance.
  Gabe at supergeekz dot com

  Hello

  It s a great story!
  I put t know how to start so maybe first some info on the Express media player.

  As you said, and has already proposed the Express media player has been preinstalled on the second partition.
  If you want to install this media Express on the HARD disk drive, 150-200 MB of free space must be available. This free space must be on the end of the HARD drive and there must be unallocated.
  To get these free space on the HARD disk, 3 third-party products should be used as for example the Partitions Magic 8!

  I'm not going to write a story how to recover the Express media player because Toshiba has already created useful documents, which described complete installation!
  I found these documents in the knowledge base of computer Toshiba:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/generic_content.jsp?service=EU&ID=TIC2

  * Check this box: *.

  [Why Express Media Player fails to run after replacing HARD drive or recovery? | http://support.Toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ5C018T000FR01.htm]

  [How to recover a laptop Expert Mode with 2 Partitions and Express Media Player? | http://support.Toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB58014O0008R01.htm]

  Hope I could help you.

• dv7 7338ea: recnot recognized the media start Recovery Console

  I did a backup and recovery media set before installing a second operating system in legacy (from bios) for dual boot mode.
  
  The second operating system starts up fine, but the options of grub2 to boot win8. 1 and win8. 1 recovery mode gives the error "windows couldn't boot...". »
  
  I see all my data from drive C: is there. It seems to me that just the trunk has been corrupted.
  
  I put in the first disc of recovery and boot from that medium. The option to check the disc I choose command line. Then, I try to run "bootrec /fixboot" but told me that bootrec is not recognized as an internal or external command.
  
  Where can I find bootrec? Which would normally be my problem.
  
  I don't want to take an option to format the drive. That would be stupid.

  After that, I installed fedora 21, which is UEFI on Qubes. Still no luck the windows startup that gives the same error. Fedora trouble when I installed the driver from rpmfusion nvidia. So I reinstalled fedora and restarted.
  
  Start-up went directly into windows.
  
  In conclusion, bcdboot is the key to fixing screws this GPT UEFI boot upward. Installing a bootloader UEFI since Fedora seemed to update things.
  
  I wouldn't have to reinstall windows for something like that. Maybe an option in recovery media to replace the boot for UEFI data would be good?

• CAN RECOVERY OPERATION, YOU HELP ME? Have a reader of CD/DVD read error problem

  Hello

  My computer is a HP Media Center PC m7377a
  SYSTEM No. EP019AA #ABG
  OS Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005

  Can anyone suggest what I should do now?

  Seem to be stuck in recovery mode. Cannot use the hard disk partition? Cannot use my recovery disk in the disk drive?

  I had my computer about 4 years from new. For all the last 2 + years my CD/DVD drive did not work, reading or writing. It will read the strange music cd sometimes? Its really almost never used. I tried update and the restoration of pilot operations in the past, but it didn't work. Not knowing what it takes I managed without the drive.

  In any case with the PC is a bit slower now I thought that I follow the instructions and do a restore full and hopefully get my DVD usable return. As it do not write I could not save another method used with her, and she can't read I thought I can't use recovery discs.

  After reading about the recovery of hard drive partition, this is the way I went. When I started the recovery process, I had left the disk 1 in the drive by accident. I don't know if this would affect what I chose to do hard drive recovery.

  He began the recovery and at some point, I got a CD/DVD read error msg!, press a key to continue. What I did.

  Therefore, I was round and round in circles. Here's what another msg of receipt:

  No system disk or

  Disk i/o error

  Press any key to restart

   

  Restart, and then select the appropriate boot device

  or insert the media in the selected boot device, press any key

  Another msg was:

  NTLDR is missing

  Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart

  I can get to the HP Invent screen several times, tried all sorts of roads so he can continue the recovery from the hard disk and the disk

  I did a post of a member (c0rnel) on NTLDR missing msg. Struck me most, erased the hard drive? thought that it was sorted, but still ended with a CD/DVD read error! Msg.

  I got the dvd spin sometimes when load, and jarring, as his tent to do something? I was in the screen of HP recovery after pressing F10, on-screen where to transfer files between folders and says load disc 1. But when you load it in, you can hear it try? But nothings happening.

  I don't think that theres a problem with the discs. Because the CD/DVD drive acted like this for a long time with the bar more each disc a little.

  I have no idea why it never went through the recovery of the hard drive, I selected. Unless it is no good either.

  Questions

  1 / what can I do with my player so he can read the recovery disc to reload the o/s?

  2 / which component inside actually reads the signal from the reader, what is more likely to be at fault? Does need something

  replacement?

  3 / If the real DVD drive is not defective, reloading of the o/s would bring the reader to functioning again.

  Or like I asked to question 2, there is another component that reads the signals in the drive, which will always be what

  replacement?

  Any Information or advice on how I can best proceed from here, would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

  Andrew

  The only thing outside the laser in the DVD player, which controls the DVD player is the motherboard. Start with a cd or a dvd is totally independent of the hard drive. Evidence which is Live CD, which contains an operating system and can run an operating system such as Linux together without a hard drive is still present...

  Is not yet 100% confirmation that your drive is bad because I've seen other Media Center Edition to the owners recovery discs awhile very difficult (and sometimes never work). The fact that you mention she had problems reading of CD, even the music indicates it is defective.

  Most stores do have a return policy, so check it before you buy it.

• Ater Dv5 POST starts do not

  My Pavilion DV5-1006-TX ceased from recently (a few months out of warranty). After the POST, I find myself with a single cursor blinking in the upper left on a black screen. I tried the provided HP recovery DVD boot (corresponding to the model and OS)-without success. BIOS tests give a pass to the memory and HD (quick & SMART). HD works in another PC to copy files. HP authorized repair center tried to boot from USB without success and recommended to replace the main Board. Exchanged motherboards with an identical part number and still get same result except: replacement card gives the following error which is probably a hangover from its previous configuration. Even when I disable the LAN boot option this error: ' for the Gigabit Ethernet Realtek RTL8111B/8111C v2.08 controller (070827) PXE - E61: Media test failure, check cable PXE - M0F: out PXE ROM "tried to start only, of old Windows 98 CD but get setup error, no CD-ROM driver valid and there is no way to load a.". CPU seems to work according to the normal heat fan. Running Vista Premium. On the advice of the HP repair center I guess it's a hardware problem, but I am surprised that it is not resolved by a replacement main Board.

  We know the works of hard disk and the memory of the system, and you have replaced the motherboard.

  Those are the only 3 parts that can cause this problem. I would like to try booting with one stick on memory in it. Memory DDR can be very strange, and the test memory BIOS isn't very good. So try a stick, then change to see what is happening.

  In addition, that your Win 98 disk does not work because it does not SATA. Try a recent Linix or HP media recovery disk to see if they work. The error your system has with the new Board of Directors is certainly a bunch of network error. If you have turned off in the bios and it still doesn't work, then maybe it's bad advice.

• NB200-10Z - how to restore factory settings?

  Hello

  I seem to have a pretty annoying problem with the NB200 - 10Z.
  The operating system is WinXP SP3.

  I was looking to restore it to its factory settings by using the tools of Toshiba, pressing F8 during the boot sequence, this however does not take me to a screen where I can choose 'Repair' as online guide of Toshiba said.
  My only options were by selecting start normally, or start in safe mode, safe mode with network and so on. I have consulted the original manual included with the laptop, but that doesn't make the light on the problem, in fact I found the manual to be pretty empty.
  There isn't any help on formats, restore to factory or other maintenance. Disappointing.

  Another option is creating a recovery disk, however, Toshiba tool will only advise that it cannot find all the stations that contain writable media, simply because the NB200-10Z is not a CD/DVD/BD drive. The only available ports are SD and USB.

  So my question is, how do I format/reset to factory settings the NB200-10Z without external CD/DVD/readers writers, using the USB/SD slots? Because I can't find a way to create an ISO recovery with the Toshiba tool, which I was able to get on a bootable USB device.
  And even if there is a way to do it, how do I adjust the NB200 to boot from USB? Looking at the bios settings and boot options, showed that only the LAN and HARD drive are supported.

  Greetings,

  Boris

  Hi Boris,.

  Usually, if you start media recovery disk creator, you can choose on which device (CD/DVD or USB) the recovery media must be created. There you should be able to change between the CD/DVD drive and USB. If you select USB you can create the recovery on a USB media.
  You can boot from that disk if you connect before you start the computer, then go to the start of the BIOS (F12) menu and then you can select the USB key.

  According to the manual of the drive recovery HARD can be started while pressing the value 0 (zero) key before Windows starts.

  Check this box!

• Clean install Windows 7 with UEFI in dv6-7215nr

  Hi, I would like to do a clean install of my HP dv6-7215nr Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 x 64 envy laptop.

  To this end, I have 3 questions to solve some installation issues.

  1. What are the steps to clean install Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise intact in UEFI mode?

  I tried to install Win 7 after the pre-requisites following:

  (a) not partitioned 200 GB free space on the disk (only 1 physical disk)

  (b) already installed Windows 8 files with UEFI

  (c) UEFI enabled

  (d) heritage disabled startup

  (e) secure boot disabled

  When I Boot in UEFI of CD/DVD, I can't switch to the Windows startup screen, it just hangs. What I am doing wrong? Is there any other prerequisites that I don't know?

  I tried to install UEFI with Legacy enabled Boot, and I installed win7 but I can't disable Legacy new Boot because Win7 boot and I want only the UEFI Boot and need for inheritance disabled.

  2. where can I download drivers for Windows 7 for my laptop?

  I found this topic:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-operating-systems-and-software/HP-envy-DV6-7210ei-downgrade-fr...

  They point to these drivers

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  I think I could use these drivers, but I need just in case where. I guess they should work as the product names are roughly similar (with mine).

  3. is it possible to Secure Boot with Windows 7 SP1?

  I have no research on this so far.

  Thanks for the help that someone in the community can give to me, it is not important all the problems that I have set in I can still do research on questions 2 and 3 and help others with my research if I can do it before a response. Any info you can give me will be too great.

  Carlos

  (1) ' secure Boot' must be DISABLED and 'Legacy Support' must be ENABLED to install Windows 7 and many other older operating systems. The bootable media must support UEFI boot to install on a GPT-partitioned drive.

  You let people with DISABILITIES 'Secure Boot' (and 'Legacy Support' ENABLED) once you have installed Windows 7. Changing these options causes Windows 7 to start is no longer.

  (2) the Windows 7 drivers on the CTO Entertainment Notebook PC drivers HP Pavilion dv7t-7000 page you referenced, will work on your computer.

  (3) it is not possible to install or use Windows 7 with "Secure Boot" ACTIVE.

  WARNING *.

  HP does not recommend installing Windows 7 on a consumer computer comes with Windows 8, and it will support the installation of Windows 7. HP cannot provide the drivers for Windows 7 and the appropriate drivers are not available for the hardware in the computer. In addition, Windows 7 can not take in charge some of the hardware or software designed for the computer.

  Make sure you create your media recovery HP or USB Flash Recovery discs before you edit or change anything.

  You will need to DISABLE 'Secure Boot' and ENABLE 'Legacy Support' in the 'Configuration of the BIOS start-up secured' on the page parameters below, until you try to install Windows 7.

  

  In addition, as the hard drive is probably partitioned as TPG, you must start the computer by using the "UEFI - CD/DVD drive" or "UEFI - USB Flash drive" options in the boot menu "F9". If "UEFI - CD/DVD drive", "UEFI - USB Flash drive" or something to that effect does not exist in the start menu, please post a screenshot and/or make startup listed options.

  I suggest using Windows 7 SP1 for the best installation experience. If you need Windows SP1, see 'How to install Windows 7 without the disc' to download and create your own disc of Windows 7 SP1. If the DVD does not start as UEFI, you may need to use a USB Flash drive (can ask "Quick start" DISABLING in BIOS) as the installation media. Please download the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool to create a Windows 7 SP1 USB Flash drive. Please note that some computers may not recognize a valid active UEFI USB Flash drive if it is formatted in NTFS and may require only a FAT32 formatted USB Flash drive. You should be able to make a FAT32 formatted Windows 7 installation USB Flash drive using Rufus, UNetbootin, Universal USB Installeror WiNToBootic. I like Rufus, because it contains options for 'Plan of GPT partition for UEFI computer' and 'FAT32'.

  If you have missing or unknown devices after installing the drivers, please post to the "Hardware ID" Device Manager (just the text string will do) to these devices as shown in the example below.

  

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• Have I inadvertently messed my Time Capsule?

  I tried to format an old 3.5 inch HD using disk utility - I wasn't focused and selected the drive time capsule and on the sparsebundle volume - I formatted the disk to use Master Boot and the sparsebundle bit to use ms - dos (Fat) (long story...). When I realized my mistake I force quit the utility. The backup of files appear to be affected--however, Time Machine does not work I get the following error: 'volumes/Data-1/XXXX.sparsebundle' could not be accessed (error 0 (null)).

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  Help would be very appreciated.

  I never thought it possible, but you did.

  Now, the backup is useless... Time Machine cannot use any other disc format except HFS + (Mac OS Extended journaled)

  All files on your system are now dead... your user files may be recoverable. If you need it. Make an archive from disk utility on a USB drive connected to the TC... It is very probably useless... but there it is... erase the disc at the same place and start a quick fresh clean backup.

  

• El Capitan has slowed my lap top down to an analysis... How can I get rid of him?

  Mac Book Pro 17 in 2009

  We can solve help probably slow:

  Run and view the results here so that we know more about your configuration.

  EtreCheck

  To go back:

  -back up your data

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• Bootcamp driver keyboard + mouse has yet...

  Now it's serious, after having prepared the bootcamp of El Capitan, reboots, and installation of windows 7 pro, all very well winninstall usb + usb media bootcamp. First boot, configuration of my name, no. KEYBOARD WITHOUT MOUSE... no RM Apple or PC keyboard nor mouse Apple or PC not wired mouse works... now, I want to restart for OSX and try to reinstall again and do another training camp to install with silos once again, but the big problem, the iMAC does not allow me to see the white screen Apple more only black screen to boot Bootcamp.

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  Tried rebooting several times for windows and nothing is possible

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• Satellite L855-149 - "no boot device. Please restart.

  Hello!

  Recently, I have been making a mistake on my computer; driver iqle not less or equivalent. The errors were happening maybe once more 2 weeks. Yesterday however, it started happening every hour, then the second, she has restarted since the last crash again.

  Finally windows did not start properly and it came with a recovery menu. I tried everything, except the cloth of hard drive because there's stuff that I need. After a system restore, everything worked, but then it crashed again. This time when I started it went to a black and white screen then reading letters controls the media, checking [fail] media and then no boot device. Restart the system.

  I looked but each video and post is a different error as no found boot device. Insert the disk and press a key. So now, before I lug the PC World and get ripped £ 200 to receive no said that they could not fix the problem, I come to you guys. Please help me! Your My only hope! (A * to make Star Wars reference lol)

  I'll attach some pictures to help you! Thank you!

  http://i.imgur.com/HUCbgfS.jpg
  http://i.imgur.com/uyxSuml.jpg

  Hello

  In general the media error check failure always appears if the BIOS cannot find the boot device.

  In my opinion the various basic scenarios are possible:
  First of all it is possible that your HARD drive is dead and so laptop can not find system
  But this seems strange because in case of BIOS, HARD drive problems would turn to another bootable device as ODD or LAN.

  So a card mother (defective controller for example?) general problem could also be possible.

  To be honest, it of always difficult to establish a fair and definitive diagnosis without verification of the material first.
  Anyway, in my opinion, you should check if the new HARD drive and the new installation of the OS would solve your problem.

  Of course, you can try to start Notepad using a LiveCD bootable disk just to see if you could start Notepad without a fresh install of the OS.

• Wipe the boot disk

  I sell a Mac Mini (late 2010) and the need to erase the disc. I don't have the original installation media. Can I boot from an external source (floppy disk or memory stick, USB) loaded with a flavor of Linus, OS - X or (gag) Windows?

  O/s current is 10.9.x

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  You can buy Snow Leopard for $20 on the Apple Store.