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  I tried many schemes proposed in this forum and at least a dozen different ways to do El Capitan boot camp Windows. I have run csrutil disable recovery and used the utility gdisk to rewrite the workout plan to use GPT.  It seems to go as far as the installation of all files of Windows 10 then I get the message Windows "Windows didn't prepare the computer to start the next phase of the installation.» To install Windows, restart the installation. "I tried bcdboot c:\windows and manually enter the drive and also the partition GUID I recorded option detail gdisk. But I get errors co so there is something that has always does not run.

  I have not yet tried Rufus. I used unetbootin to make my Windows 10 microsoft 64-bit ISO flash player. I also have an OEM Windows 8 disc bought three years ago. I am a little concerned by the barking of multiple trees simultaneously.

  It's a MacBookPro6, 1 EFI and SMC confirm current. 8 GB Crucial RAM. The SuperDrive doesn't work, or my burner USB Pioneer BD-204 (with confirmation last firmware, which actually turns into a BD-205) will allow you to install windows despite offering an optical EFI partition after the option - reboot. I was able to get Windows installed from a USB key that I did leave an ISO download unetbootin Using Microsoft as described. Maybe Rufus has solved this problem?

  I am entirely prepared to scrub the entire disk (that I had actually done yesterday, by a genius) and start from scratch if I could just find a step - who would work in reality. I really need to boot camp Windows 8 or 10 of this machine again.

  I'm even ready to install another internal drive instead the SuperDrive for boot camp Windows, but I want to assure you that I have does not work in the same exact questions if I take this step.

  Also boot camp just offers me the possibility to specify an ISO standard, there isn't that two not three check boxes and whenever I try from the disk, I get the black 'system unboot press a button' block after it restarts.

  I also edited info.plist of boot camp to add my model to the list of the 32 bit patterns.

  There is absolutely no problem backup etc., yesterday, the genius was so smart that he told me to try a Microsoft store.

  Please help this is going on 10 days, that I tried to fix this now. Should I go back to the Apple Store and ask them to put the Mavericks on this? That's how I got 8.1 Windows boot planted three years ago.

  Have you looked at this - http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/install-a-windows-7-partition-on-mac-osx-wit hout-optical-car-or - usb.1836959 / #post... ?

  Do not install a second Optibay drive, until Windows is completely installed, otherwise you will encounter more questions.

• I am unable to boot into windows vista 32-bit, so I downloaded the vista recovery disk and get an oxo error code what it means?

  Windows recovery disc 32-bit error code meaning version question

  Hello
  I hope someone can help me. I am unable to boot into windows vista 32-bit, so I downloaded the vista recovery disk and get an oxo error code what it means (thanks in advance)?

  You don't give any info on what was the original problem with the computer.

  You have set the Bios Setup to boot from the CD/DVD drive?

  At startup, it will say press F2 or delete key to go into Bios/Setup, or maybe F12 to go to the Start Menu.

  And have you tried also to tap F8 at startup and choose Safe Mode from the list of Boot Options?

  Use up arrow key to do this, press on enter.

  Browse your Hard Drive manufacturer's website, download software from here and test your hard drive for errors.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I have a linux operating system and I would like to remove it and install windows xp. I'm afraid that if I wipe the drive, I'll be unable to boot the windows xp disc. Is this true?

  I have a linux operating system and I would like to remove it and install windows xp. I'm afraid that if I wipe the drive, I'll be unable to boot the windows xp disc. Is this true? What is the best way to remove the linux operating system and install windows xp?

  original title: HOW I CAN UNINSTALL LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM

  If there is absolutely nothing on the disk you want, just format the drive and install Windows XP:

  1. start from the CD. You may need to change the first boot to a CD device in the BIOS. To do this, when you switch on the look for a configuration message indicating what key to start typing, F2 and del are commonly used. The message appears for very long and it you miss, you have to restart the computer. In the BIOS, look for a section that contains the boot sequence, change it to CD, save it and let the computer to restart.

  2. the installation sequence is answering the message press any key to boot from the CD, and then press ENTER to set up Windows, press F8 to accept the EULA, delete the partition, press ENTER, type L to confirm delete, type C to create a partition, choose (Quick) format. Then begins the installation and restart will therefore ignore the subsequent message to press any key to boot from the CD-ROM.

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• Windows 10 place 8 Pro (5830) Orientation, driver, Boot and camera problems

  I've had problems with camera for a while now. When I try to open the camera application, I get a message that the camera is not connected. I tried to solve this problem through different methods, none of which work, and all of a sudden, I start getting a problem of Orientation.

  A few days earlier, I tried to start, and the machine would only start in Portrait mode. Tilt, rotation, etc. would not alter orientation. I went into the settings and was able to make the meeting place in the landscape, and he should stay there until the next time I started. It always starts in a Portrait, a direction that I rarely use.

  I thought that my problem was perhaps a pilot and I checked the Device Manager. All seemed well. Then, I went to the Dell Support and ran the driver verifier. They told me that I needed to update the Chipset Intel Atom Z3000 Series driver, so I started the download. The download is finished and the machine began to install it. Almost immediately, I got the error that the "Installation failed." I tried again and again, failed.

  Then I looked in the Device Manager to see if I could find where this driver fits, thinking that I could remove the driver in the machine and it would be automatically installed. After carefully by the Device Manager, I found the driver.

  Either incidentally... at some point earlier today, I might not even the machine to start. It froze on the screen, you get before the login screen. About 15 restart attempts finally worked and the machine will start up again.

  I then tried to reset the Tablet and received an other error message that it could not be done.

  I'm in a world of pain, here. Any suggestions?

  OK, no responses, so here is my solution...

  I've broken down and decided to follow the hard way... to the format of the drive, then reinstall Windows 10 and all software. It's a great job. The first thing is to gather all the material needed to make this work.

  Necessary material:

  1. an adapter Dell to allow the power supply and USB connection full size at once. I have a Dell for $20.

  2. a USB Hub with a minimum of 4 entry slots.

  3. USB keyboard

  4. USB mouse

  5 USB Wireless Network adapt

  6 USB Windows 10 32-bit Installer

  7. a lot of Patience.

  Connect the USB Hub to the Dell adapter (1) and insert line electric adapter Dell, attach it to the tablet in the mini (or is this microphone?) USB port.

  Hold the switch and the Volume until you pass at the same time until the Tablet starts in the BIOS. Change the boot order using the Volume button upwards so that the tablet will boot from USB Windows 10 Setup and follow the instructions.

  Once win 10 installed, make sure that you have a wireless connection, and go to the Dell Support to download and install the Driver.Your Chipset coming 8 Pro should now allow touch screen and Orientation. Download and install no matter what other drivers you need and all your software. Set up and you're back in business.

  Wow, that took me 6 hours, but all works, now including my camera

• How can I boot from the Windows 7 Installation CD so that I can reformat the hard drive before reinstalling Windows 7?

  How can I boot from the Windows 7 Installation CD so that I can reformat the hard drive before reinstalling Windows 7?  I have already reinstalled Windows 7 from the CD, but that has not solved my problems.  When I put the factory CD in my CD player, it won't always boot from the CD.  When I put my Windows 7 Ultimate CD in the CD drive, it doesn't always start from the CD.         I realize that the reformatting is not always necessary, but I caught a few viruses (despite anti-virus running) and I need to start with a clean hard drive.

  On Friday, January 9, 2015 14:30:32 + 0000, BlueKodak wrote:

  How can I boot from the Windows 7 Installation CD so that I can reformat the hard drive before reinstalling Windows 7?  I have already reinstalled Windows 7 from the CD, but that has not solved my problems.  When I put the factory CD in my CD player, it won't always boot from the CD.  When I put my Windows 7 Ultimate CD in the CD drive, it doesn't always start from the CD.

  You must go into the BIOS and change the boot on CD order
  first push.

  How to get into your BIOS? It is not dependent on Windows, but on what he
  motherboard/BIOS card that you have. In fact, you need access to the
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• Dual-boot & recovery DVDs

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba satellite L555 - 11L, with Windows 7; I would like to install the dual boot (linux + windows seven), so I need to format the entire disk HARD to redefine partitions and then install Windows seven recovery DVD; I read [here | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=220376𵳘] the DVD system restore reformatted the whole HARD disk.

  -How online choose the partition where recovery DVD installation/restore of windows seven? If not possible, how to install windows seven & linux without windows 7 64 bit install DVD (the PC come with 32-bit windows 7...)?

  Thank you

  Rico.

  > How to choose the partition where recovery DVD installation/restore of windows seven?
  If this option is not available until the recovery procedure begins there is nothing you can do about it and recovery plant will be based on the standard way.
  > If possible, the procedure to install windows seven & Linux without windows 7 64 bit install DVD (the PC come with 32-bit windows 7...)?
  To the first Win7 installation disc with recovery. Later, you can delete the second partition and install Linux. You can also reduce the second partition for more unallocated space on the HARD drive and install Linux.

• Can I do a dual boot with Windows 7?

  After taking all the precautions I can think to install Windows 7 on my wifes laptop. Drive recovery system, backups (2 DVDs) and an image I did more than 6 DVD.

  I thought why not only reduce the Vista Partition, install Windows 7 in the created partition and run Windows 7 to see if it will work on the laptop (gives me time to straighten out things so that my wife can always use). Then remove the Vista Partition. If the laptop was mine would just reformat the dang thing and deal with what it goes down from there.

  Then there is the Question of what to do about the EISA (recovery Partition)?

  Hello!

  Of course, you can install Windows 7 and do a system to dual-boot with Windows Vista... Why not? ;)

  As you have already said if Windows 7 works well on your laptop (I put t know which model you have exactly) you can remove Vista and use the old partition to store data or to include a new in the Windows 7 partition.

  The hidden partition do you mean isn't the Toshiba recovery partition! It is a feature of Windows.
  You can remove this partition you don t he most needs.

  In addition, with the Toshiba Recovery disk, you are on the safe side. If you don't want Windows 7 you can go to Vista (factory settings). :)

  Good bye

• Did a system restore complete with built-in recovery partition on the hard drive, the recovery went well, but the computer is still slow and freezing.

  Original title: computer always slow and freezing after clean install

  It is a compaq 2007 desktop running windows vista premium, I work on it for a friend, they said he was running slow and freezing up all the time so I just went ahead and did a system restore complete with built-in recovery partition on the hard drive, the recovery went well but still have the same problems with the computer being slow and freezing up. any help would be appreciated thanks.

  Hello

  
  Step 1: I suggest you try the steps in the Sub articles to solve the problem of vista performance.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/optimize-Windows-Vista-for-better-performance
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/get-computer-speed-and-performance-information
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  Step 2: You can also check if the problem persists in the clean boot state.
  
  Put your boot system helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem.
   
  Try the steps in step 1 in the article to put your computer in clean boot mode.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• HADR drive boot failure

  After a power fluctuation my hard drive won't start
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  (3) what "press any key to boot from the CD-ROM..." Press a key

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• error unmouvable_boot_volume vista, no safe mode/cmd/recovery/windows install

  First of all, sorry for my English.

  If I get the BSOD loop, the error is unmouvable_boot_volume, I can not in safe mode or any mode, including the F8 options, I tried the recovery (windows vista and xp) cd, it does not, vista cd gets stuck with a black screen and a cursor (mouvable) white, so I can't even install windows because I get no option... xp cd works until it saids 'the hard drive was not detected' or something like that... but when I enter the BIOS, hard drive option is here... I don't know what to do, help me please!

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• Boot Manager Windows fails error 0xc000041c

  original title: laptop CRASH

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  Hello

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  http://NeoSmart.net/blog/2008/Windows-Vista-recovery-disc-download/

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  to boot from the dvd drive to be able to you will see a way to get into the bios Setup at the bottom of the screen or command menu start

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  Ask them of the exact key sequence

• error recovery Windows returns constantly to the start without reason...

  Hi I recently got windows 7 Professional 64-bit my Thursday school last burn on a dvd. Everything seemed fine after installation, and such as Saturday when he starts in front of the screen of bio and then pop up with error recovery windows telling me that windows wasn't one to repair or start normally anyway would it continue to go to this windows error recovery screen bit whatever I chose. These events eventually led me to believe that my hard drive has failed in which I had a brand new only on Sunday and installed fine all appeared while Monday morning he started to blow upward with the same error message I could try the repairs say it was very good, try and boot and it would restart again. Fortunately I was able to install my Vista Edition home premium 64-bit, which seemed to be ok for most of the day until yesterday when it grew up the windows on error with the options to use the last configuration or start normally (due to the recent hardware or software changes, but I have not install anything new in terms of software or hardware) that works , but im not sure for how long. Im very tech savvy for my age and know what im doing with computers, but I can't seem to understand what is happening since it is a new player none of my hardware is a failure and I don't know.
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• repartition the drive hard hp windows 7 after format

  My July 2009 HP Pavilion dv7 required recovery time and restore even a 4th "boot-level! However, THIS time he did not reinstall the OS (original Vista, upgrade to Windows 7 64-bit OEM)! I have tried for a week and do not renounce a compurer almost 500 GB GOOD laptop that I KNOW CAN WORK.

  I'm NOT a geek, but I'M old enough (50) to be accepted BASIC BACK in College. Yet, not all orders are accepted. I have to use my drive to repair Windows at startup (internal CD drive), external CD drive of my husband for ANY other CD - DVD for playback / recognized by the computer, many jumpdrives loaded with Boot Recovery data, a 1.5 to copies WITH the original external drive and upgrade CD, in the hope that the operating system has access only Since he has trouble with his own CD - DVD player.

  I have executed dozens of diagnostics, reset the BIOS by default, changed the boot sequence to access recovery devices, I copied all THE original data of the disk partition recovery and the X:\Boot partition on drive C:\.

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  I need help SIMPLE, step by step to restore my HP Pavilion to normal operation, please!

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  Cyberfluff

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• I get the error "Server execution failed" after cleaning my hard drive without deleting Windows 7

  * Original title: Server execution failed

  Tried to clean my hard drive without deleting windows 7 and now, that message is what I get for all

  (Moved to repair and recovery)

  You do not have a format to get rid of your data.

  You do a format when you want to do a clean install of the operating system.

  As you all saved, I suggest that you continue on the new facility, then copy your data back.

  An evaluation of the system of pre-boot build 4124 is Dell.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518/t/19422031

  See you soon.