I'm upgrading from Vista to Windows 7 and download repeat myself "content of the file could not be verified."

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  How your problem is related to Windows Update (compared to the Windows upgrade)?

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• I've upgraded from vista to windows 7 and it's embarrassing. To reinstall internet help?

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  If you do not have the DVD, how move you from Vista to Windows 7? And what is Windows 7 or Windows 7 with Service Pack 1?

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• Will be upgraded from Vista to Windows 7 Wipe Off everything that resides on the Desktop (shortcuts, icons, folders, executable objects)?

  I want to upgrade my computer vista to windows 7. I have icons, folders and executable objects on the desktop. The upgrade process will scan them or they will remain there after the upgrade process is complete?

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  You're the one who knows if you installed Office.

  Office (Word, etc.) comes for free with Windows. you have to buy.

  If Office is preinstalled, it was a test.

  A clean installation will wipe everything.

  You cannot transfer programs.

  It needs to be reinstalled from the original media.

  If you do not have the desktop drive:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/326246

  'How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and upgrades, and replace product manuals'

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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

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

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  See you soon.

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• Windows install-"error 1325 - 'Documents' is not a valid short file name"; After upgrading from Vista to Windows 7, cannot load new software. ____

  After an upgrade from Vista to Windows 7, everything on the system seemed to work properly. up to what I tried to re - install everything deleted software or install new software.  As soon as Windows Installer starts the following error message appears: "error 1325 - 'Documents' is not a valid short file name.

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  I think I found the solution for this point, because I have just encountered the same problem in our environment and here's what I did to solve it:

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  I think the MSI is trying to read the free space on the disk on the server, but it cannot because it tries to access the folder where your my documents redirection is sitting.

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  Yes, Windows Vista and Windows 7 can be used as a qualification of licensing. The upgrade to Windows 7 you will preserve both your personal files, settings and installed applications.

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  original title: end this message appears "some of the files could not be found and he could not be attached to the message." You want to send the message anyway? "I am running Windows Vista Home Basic Edition
  Hello
  I'm so frustrated, this problem has arisen at a very bad time!

  I started to use Windows Mail a few months ago and have had no problems so far, since Thursday night, every time that I attach a file to an e-mail message when I click on send this message 'some files was not found and could not be attached to the message. You want to send the message anyway? "I am running Windows Vista Home Basic Edition.

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  Hello

  Method 1:
  You can perform the steps of troubleshooting from the link:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-Windows-Mail

  Method 2:
  You can check if the default e-mail program is selected, follow the steps to do this:
  a. go to: Control Panel and go to default programs. Select Configure programs and Computer Defaults b. Select continues if the permissions window will appear
  c. left, double-click Custom, under Choose a default e-mail program, select Windows Mail.
  d. click Ok and close.

  Method 3:
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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-is-system-restore

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  Method 4:
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