Impossible to get Internet after put in a new hard drive and reinstall XP

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  [edited for clarity]

  You can check if the new HARD drive is listed on BIOS SATA devices?

  Press F2 at startup.

  I don't think that the size will be a problem but you need to check if the HARD disk is read by the BIOS.

• Had to get a new hard drive and reinstall Adobe Creative Cloud with all my applications.  Now they do not work.

  My hard drive has been crashing on my work computer and had to be replaced.  I had to reinstall all my applications and Adobe Creative Cloud.  When I try to go into all of my apps, they will not open.  I get the message that there was a problem and then it closes the application.  I went through all the troubleshooting steps suggested Adobe and Microsoft steps.  I need help to solve this problem.

  Thank you!

  Uninstall anything cc already installed.

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  Reinstall the cc desktop application, https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

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• Having trouble installing new drivers after installing a new hard drive and Windows Vista.

  I just installed a new hard drive on my computer of dell inspiron 1525. I managed to do it and it worked. I had a disc from dell to reinstall windows vista edition Home premium 32-bit and had drivers and utilities dvd. However I couldn't connect to the internet. I understand I'm missing some drivers but I rebooted the computer, but it goes to the black screen asking you to start in safe mode, safe mode with network, normally and something else. But after trying all of them, it goes straight to this same screen. What can I do? Or I can clear the new hard drive and start over? Any ideas?

  original title: new installation from hard drive problem

  Hello

  I suggest that you run the Startup Repair tool and check if it solves the problem:

  Startup Repair: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/startup-repair-frequently-asked-questions

  I suggest Download driver network card on another computer, and then transfer the file using any flash drive and even install in the computer you have challenged.

• After replacing hard drive and reinstall Windows, DVD Player cannot play a Blu - ray disc.

  Original title: dvd player

  recently replaced HDD and reintegrated windows 7.  Now my dvd player cannot play a bluray disc.  Any ideas how to solve this problem?

  Duplicate the content of the thread:

  After replacing hard drive and reinstall Windows, DVD Player cannot play a Blu - ray disc

  My hard drive recently broken and we replaced and reinstalled windows7.  Now I'm watching a Bluray DVD and the drive will not read it.  I tried the fix auto and that said they detected a problem but can not fix this.  Any ideas?

  Hello

  You can check these links and try...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/cd_dvd_drive_problems/en-us

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116

• I have Photoshop CS5 download I want to put on a new hard drive I bought for my computer. I have the serial number to download it, how do I install it on my computer?

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  I just installed the new hard drive for my laptop and will get the cards of two memory installed tomorrow. I would like advice on what would be the best option to start when the laptop for the first time I'm on fire.

  I have the original Windows HP recovery disk came with the computer.

  I also have a recovery disc and a system image on disks created with Macrium Reflect two days ago.

  I also have a recovery disc and a system image is created on an external hard drive Seagate two days ago. (I've read mixed reviews on these is currently working as a media of rescue with Win7 Pro).

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  bozzle73

  My recommendation would be to restore using the image of MR (Macrium Reflect) you did.

  But then, I used Mr. on all my PCs for years and am a big fan - having had it Miss ever in the years and years of use.

  You will need boot from the boot of MR media (you did that right) and, if you photographed all the required partitions for the operating system, restore it on the new drive should take a few minutes, and when this is done, you reboot and everything should be OK.

  Good luck
  
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• Satellite M45 - does not start after restoration on the new HARD drive

  I installed a new PATA 250 GB HDD on my pc. The BIOS is configured to boot from CD/DVD. Toshiba Recovery disk started cold, start follow-up statement to load a new system on the HARD drive. He made a (quick) format on the HARD drive, spent 50 minutes, copy the files from the CD to the new HARD drive. Followed the instructions to remove the CD and reboot the pc. Did. I get the Toshiba homepage for 2-3 seconds, and then I get a white screen with a white block cursor in the upper corner of the LH of the screen. Looks like it does not find the block on the HARD disk?
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  Hello

  Sounds like a problem with the recovery disk or the new HARD disk if your computer starts up fine with the old HARD drive...

  In your case before you start a lengthy discussion, you should try a Microsoft Windows disk to install Windows. If he work it seems that only the recovery disk is defective.

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• Resync after the new hard drive and battery failure - SOLVED

  I have Vista32 and Hotsync Manager 7.0.2 all works very well with my Treo 680.

  My son tungsten battery went to zero and I put it on the cradle without data now.

  Recently, I replaced my hard drive and have his registered user directory.

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• After installing the new hard drive and using recovery discs, I get this message could not start because the following file is m issing or damaged system32\drivers\pci.sys

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  I had advanced care system that had a top registry Fixer and I got ccleaner as well on the computer
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  Hello panjok2,

  Sometimes recovery CD are dependent on the architecture of a hard drive.  If it is different from the original disc, then we have problems.

  In this case, the best thing you could do is contact HP and see if this is the case.  If it is not why this happens, they should be able to help you as well because they are the ultimate authority on their recovery process.

  Let us know if you have any questions.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• I get error no hard drive detected, so I put in a new hard drive. It does not work. What can I do?

  Windows XP Home Edition on a HP Pavilion zv5405us notebook PC

  Without a cd operation, he begins by saying-

  Intel UNDI, PXE - 2.0 (build 082)

  Copyright...

  For Realtek RTL8139 (X) /8130/ 810 X PCI Fast ethernet controller v2.13 (020326)

  PXE - E61: Media test page, check the cable

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  And when I boot from the CD of the operating system it is to the point where I choose to install or repair.

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  Can anyone help?

  Assuming that your laptop was manufactured after 2003, you can try the HP drive diagnostic tool, but it seems that if you have a more serious hardware problem: cable/connector from the hard drive is faulty or the on the motherboard disk controller has failed.

  You can see also solve the Start Up and No Boot problems checklist but that probably tells you nothing that you have not already tried.

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• No Internet after the new hard drive and Windows 7 Clean reinstall

  I have a Dell Studio XPS 9100 I bought in 2011.

  The Seagate Barracuda SATA 1 TB hard drive died, and I replaced it with a Seagate Barracuda 2 TB drive. The re - install Windows 7 went ok, but I couldn't connect to the net.

  A ran the device driver and got errors on the network card and the RAID.

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  I read a lot of posts about this problem and am stuck.

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  I advise to patch Windows 7 with the WSUS Offline Update:

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  Dell System Software:

  http://ftp.Dell.com/FOLDER88677M/8/Dell_System-Software_A03_R282538.exe

  Intel Chipset Device Software:

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  NEC USB 3.0 host driver:

  http://downloads.Dell.com/comm/R266197.exe

  Card reader:

  http://downloads.Dell.com/Input/R266195.exe

  Intel Matrix Storage Manager:

  http://downloads.Dell.com/SATA/Intel_Matrix-Storage-Manager_A01_R230056.exe

  Realtek NIC:

  http://downloads.Dell.com/Network/R266204.exe

  Atheros Wireless Card:

  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER02988710M/1/Network_Driver_9T8XY_WN32_10.0.0.309_A03.exe

  Note make sure that all the drivers for Dell extract and install and extract not only. If they extract only you will need to manually launch the setup.exe in the extracted folder.

• Pavilion DM4-1265dx does not start after the restoration, the new hard drive

  Hello:

  I have a laptop of clients that a hard drive has been giving an iminent failure message.  I was able to create a disc of recovery and replaced the original HD (640 GB) with a 500 GB HD.  I can't do the factory recovery because the hard drive is smaller, but it allows me to perform a recovery of the operating system.  The question that I am running is after he read the DVD 6, the system wants to re-start and then it crashes just in the HP splash screen.  If I turn it works, I get could not find a boot device.

  How can I get around that, before the establishment with a win 7 CD?  Is this process of recovery to a waste of time, as I did on the previous model HP computers and it has always worked.

  Thanks in advance for any ideas.

  Mike

  Hi cloud:

  To be more precise, of memory, there are two options, reset and factory restore.  Factory restore won't do it because the disk is slightly smaller.  Factory reset will allow me to put the recovery disk hard, but when he re - start, it crashes just in the hp splash screen.  When I do the three fingers of salvation, then I get cannot find the boot device.  I made the internal test and everything passes with flying colors.

  I finished download an iso image and install from scratch, but I can tell you that it is the system more screwed up that I never ran into 30 years of working with these toys.  I tired to do a repair, but that creates just again the same symptom.

  I have an Acer Tablet that I've been able to use the computers acer recovery disk that was not intended (but had the same version of the operating system) and at least was able to get the operating system and software and finished to the top with the right drivers, size of the hard drive has been ignored in their case.

  Thanks for help you, it is appreciated, but I doubt I can recommend HP to one of my clients in the future based on what I've run here.  This is inconsistent with a solution of recovery as far as I'm concerned, that MS requires manufacturers.  Lets get real, hardware fails for various reasons, and you may not necessarily the same size hard drives with the rate of change occurring in the industry.  Personally, I prefer a game of installation for the operating system and drivers disks.  Dell is one of the only ones I know who did this, and as much as their material is so so, they do at least that right of the party.

  Once again thank you.

  Mike