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• Try to install Windows XP and at the start of the drive I get the error message: Disk Boot Failure

  Disk Boot Failure

  I recently learned that so that my motherboard compatible with my operating system, I have need to uninstall the current one and install Windows XP. I use Windows 7, so I booted from this CD and deleted all the partitions and data (nothing is important there), then I went to start my new Windows XP CD and it says "Disk Boot Failure... etc.

  I changed the BIOS to boot from the CD, seeing as the other CD has worked to boot from, it doesn't seem to be a problem with my drive. I can't understand. Maybe it's a dodgy CD?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  RHI

  Check the manual of your motherboard you may need to reset the CMOS or make a hard CMOS reset to default.

• Windows cannot complete the installation in Mode without failure. To continue installing Windows, restart the computer.

  HP Desktop, Windows 8.0.  Do a restore of Windows 8 on the hard drive.  Everything is progressing very well until I get this dialog box message: "Windows cannot complete the installation in Mode without failure.  To continue installing Windows, restart the computer. "When I restart the computer the same message appears in a new dialog box.  Before the restoration of Windows, I tried to reset mode without fail to start to get the operating system will once again but failed to get the operating system to boot at all.  Finally resorted to restore to get the computer working again.

  How to exit this loop?

  OK, here's what I discovered.

  When you get the error message mentioned above, you can hold down the SHIFT key and press the F10 key.  This will put you in the command prompt.

  At the command prompt, type: bcdedit [then press enter]

  so to solve my problem I hade type: bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot [then press enter]

  This put the loop I lived and finished restoring Windows 8

• You will need to re - install windows xp home edition after hardware failure.

  Hello

  I have an old e-machines computer desk (T1842) I bought nine years ago. It comes preinstalled with microsoft windows xp home edition, there is little time, we had a power surge in our House because of an act of God. I didn't throw this computer, so I bought a new power supply and a new motherboard for my computer running again. This is where my problem occurs, the hard drive on this computer became corrupt, and I have to re - install the operating system on it. The only software that has been arranged for me at time of purchase was a two disc set of what e machines calls "recovery disc". I tried to use these disk to get my computer running again, but there seems to be a hardware conflict now because I had to replace the motherboard, etc... What can I do to get my computer working again, of course, I still have the certificate of authenticity of microsoft / label the product key provided on the back of my computer at the time of the purchase, but the product key does not seem to help me solve this problem. I do not want to get my computer working again, it would be nice if I could get a new disk of software that would be compatible with this new motherboard, etc.. Can someone help me please?

  Thank you

  David

  FWIW... The motherboard came with a driver disk? If you use the recovery disk, I don't think you will be able to re - install windows from scratch. Even if you could you would have problems with the product key code, since the code you have is registered to the old mobo. You can click on the link below and follow the instructions to create a Utlity Cd, allowing you to recover your data on the hard drive. It is also full other little tools that will be useful.

  http://www.repairbotsonline.com/tools-and-software-section-F13/best-boot-disk-to-repair-restore-Windows-CD-T192.htm

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• Local tech installed Windows Vista Home Premium after a hard drive failure. However, my key is Windows Basic. Is the copy, he put on my system illegal?

  Genuine Windows clean install

  Hello

  I had a problem with my laptop Acer Extensa 5230th. It was not started and so I took for Matech computers.  They diagnosed as having a mechanical drive problem.  So they replaced the drive and installed a more recent version of windows vista on.  Note: I haven't bought a new copy of vista family premium, he said he was going to reinstall vista.  It had windows Vista Home Basic, it has installed vista Home premium and said that he had validated by call from windows, but I'm suspicious because I don't think you can use a base of windows key to validate Home premium!  It means that he has put on an illegal version on windows or used the genuine key that came with the laptop.

  In addition, on computers of brands, if this happens again, how is a technician for legally to reinstall the original windows that it came with the new hard drive? How to install windows vista basic on the new hard drive by using the original key to make it genuine? What windows installation disc would you require? or is it easier to just buy a new copy of windows?  I heard that many technicians, prefer to install illegal versions of cracking of windows instead of the customer to buy the new installation of windows.

  Kind regards

  Lewis

  Here are some utilities which displays product key Vista Matech used to activate Windows:

  Belarc Advisor: http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
  (He did a good job of providing a wealth of information.
  However may not detect a key to office, then try one of the other two below)

  Also: http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml
  and: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html

  Please do not post your key on this forum, rather checking to see if it matches the key on your laptop, I(Correction: "if it isn't') it will fall sooner or later"Non-genuine"that your key was for another version of Vista so what was installed.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Dell Inspiron 3520 - hard drive failure - how to install Windows 8 on the new hard drive

  I bought Dell Inspiron 3520. My hard drive has stopped working completely. It was stated as dead hard drive by diagonstic center.

  I have now bought a new hard drive but have lost data and windows 8 preload on the original hard drive. Dell did not provide any recovery disk for Windows 8 pre-loaded on portable hard drive. How can I then install windows 8 / 10 on my new hard drive?

  The .iso image file official 10565 has only:

  • Overview of the House of insiders
  • Overview of the Insider Pro

  Unfortunately, there are 5 editions of Windows 10 and so 3 are missing. If your key is not automatically entered and accepted, it's probably a simple language edition or edition N.

  When Microsoft release 10586 - TH2 - 1511 Version they will probably have an .iso that contains all 5 editions in 1 .iso or alternatively 5 .isos distinct (I hope as the first case that it will make Windows installation much easier).

• Help to install Windows 7 Home Premium 64 failure

  I have ben trying to do a clean install of Windows 7 for a week. I have a problem with my current hard drive and it cannot be repaired or cloned. I want to do a clean install of Windows 7 my DVD that I bought several years ago. I have a new SSD and a new HD. I tried to install both at different times, but I get the same results.

  Windows goes through the installation and on the very last step after that it starts and restarts once or twice then the screen goes black and nothing else happens.

  My SSD and HD are defined as AHCI in the BIOS. The first boot is the DVD. Even when I do a Windows format on both discs, I always get the same result. I installed windows of this DVD a few years on the drive that goes wrong. I have all the necessary information, but never asked to use it.

  Any help would be appreciated. I like to wait for Windows 10 which will be released but need to install an OS to work now.

  You seem to have more than one drive on your computer.

  Try to remove all the readers of storage unless the target drive where the operating system will be installed.

  Also try over the amount of RAM installed on a single key and try again.

• Is no longer able to install windows updates after factory reset (windows service exception / failure set up the updates of windows roll back)

  So suddenly, I wanted to start my 3 month old laptop, but found that it was getting a system service exception.

  After hours of troubleshooting, I decided to go with a clean installed, this has completely fine until I installed the updates of windows (I have to install these updates to return Windows 8.1)

  After you install all the following updates occurs after a reboot:

  -Default configuration of the windows updates, roll back later, I get a system service exception.

  - Or directly a system service exception.

  These problems are solveable by a system restore to a point that has no updates.

  The next thing I could try is install the updates of windows 1 by 1 to see the update is causing this particular problem.

  If anyone has a way to solve this problem please help.

  The following link is a dxdiag to my machine:

  http://pastebin.com/Bfmxive7

  "Configuration of the Windows updates failed. Restoration of the changes. Do not turn off your computer"error when you try to install Windows updates

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/949358

• HP Stream 13: How could I install Windows 10 on HP Stream 13 (32 GB SSD)

  I wanted to install windows on my Stream 13 (only 32 GB SSD) 10. With the recovery partition and windows plus 8.1 all updates, I was left with not enough space to install Windows 10.  After a few failures, I could do this job and this is how.

  My solution to the problem. This does not mean that an easier can turn up, but it's the only thing that worked for me.

  * Compleate a soft recovery to create under the proper name of a facility as posible

  * Install all updates

  * use the media creation tool to create a USB key for installation.

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/Windows10

  * On another USB port, I created a copy of the system recovery (because my goal was to remove the recovery partition after installing windows 10 and save some much needed space)

  * Click on the installation program on the USB port of the media creation tool (won't start him this time and run a complete installation or windows will not recognize your key to 8.1). Follow the instructions for updating your pc.

  *Somewhere here they told me that I didn't have enough space on my computer but gave a possibility to select an additional disk or USB to compleate the upgrade. I used my microSD but had the ability to use a USB key as well.  Just plug one with enough space, refresh and select the one you want.

  * Once done I was running an enhanced version of windows 10. and everything was fine.

  Now, at this point my hardware was recognized for Windows 10 and I can reinstall everything that I want.

  * Personally at this point I didn't paertition of 8 recovery of windows 7 GB just sitting there.

  * I now ran the key USB made by the authoring tool of media to run a full clean install Windows 10. During this process, I was able to format the C: drive and but also the partition recovery (but not remove it yet) there are a lot of youtube videos on how to run this clean install with step by step help.

  * Once windows 10 was upward, I used DISKPART to delete the recovery partition and then went back in to disk management to extend the primary partition to fill the empty space on the SSD.  There are still a lot of great videos and messages on how to run disk management and DISKPART. Sounds rough but was very simple and very fast.

  * Finally ran all updates and followed a little HP guide on how to make sure you have all the correct drivers GP and go on a Clean install. near the bottom, you will see measures to be taken after the upgrade to windows 10

  * Now, DON'T WASTE this recovery USB you tool fact because that can always get back you to the factory settings.

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?sp4ts.Oid=5071171 & docid = emr_na-c04734799 & docLocale...

  Sorry if this is not clear, but when I tried to make it work, I could nto find anything with the measures to be taken and I ended up having to use USB recovery system I did over and over again to start over.

  EDIT: I'm HP 13 Stream that came with 8.1 have things hard drive is not large enough to compleate the upgrade to windows 10. So I preformed a clean install to a USB port.  Now, I have 10 and it is not enabled.

  NOW, I've read that you MUSST preform the upgrade first, so that windows detects your hardware and list it as valis for windows free 10.   BUT given that the upgrade was not posible I have a key windows 8.1 which is useless since there is no service to change the key of a key of windows 10...   This is crazy. These laptops are in advertisd with the free upgrade to windows 10 but fail to be upgraded.  Don't know what to do now.

  I'm running a new touchscreen HP 13 stream with windows 8.1

  I want to upgrade to windows 10 before I got home (before that I have to install all kinds of software and files) Obciously the flow isn't enough SSD remains to perform the upgrade.  I created a new USB thumb drive installation but worry about its use.

  What I read the recovery partition which is not suppressible contains files that accesses the system. When I do a clean install, wipe the C drive (but not the partition) everything works? I will never lose the use of this space in the partition?

  and finally, I used a program access to my windows key since it is located in the bios, not on a label, but I would like to know if someone else did and it does automatically detect? or they have run any potential problems.  Sorry if this is posted elsewhere, but I don't find any information at all.

  EDIT!   I have a USB recovery that I can use if I have to for windows 8.1 I installed 10 from a USB Pendrive and it is another well workign now is say my KEY is invalid for this clean install. How to convert my 8.1 key a key that works for 10? I can't buy a new key from microsoft when the laptop was sold with an ad saying free updated for 10.   It is not posible to do an upgrade due to the space required for the upgrade to do its job. It is a real pain.

  Well, looks as if I found a solution to the problem. Posted all the above in an editing tool. Hope this helps someone

• Problems of Jet 7 HP recovery after installing Windows 10 TP

  Hi all

  A month ago I bought the HP Jet 7. Soon after receiving it, I installed Windows 10 TP, without first create and save an Image of the system to an external drive recovery. While playing with Windows 10 TP, suddenly the touch screen doesn't work anymore, as well as WLAN. The SD card is not recognized eiter (and I can't boot from it). I now can with Windows only when you attach an external USB keyboard. I can't get into the BIOS (power-Volume-down).

  I tried to go back to Windows 8.1, so far without success. I tried the regular Windows recovery mechanisms - all fail. When booting from a USB 2.0 with 8.1 32-bit of Windows Installer source attached to a USB hub powered by bus, at least, I'm able to boot, and I see that your partition 4 is a recovery partition. Yet, when you mount the partition (via DISKPART) to check for recovering images in the 'Images of Windows' folder I only get "access denied".

  Does anyone have tips on how to do to get my stream of HP 7?

  Thanks for reading!

  / Maurice

  Hi all

  After you remove all of the partitions and create the recommended UEFI/GPT partition , I was finally able to install Windows USB 8.1. I guess the reason for all the facilities prior to failure were remnants of W10 Technical Preview (for example, recovery or similar tools). So in short: I had to wipe the hard drive to a successful downgrade.

  -Maurice

• Pavilion dm4: cannot install windows on my laptop

  I had trouble installing a hard drive in my laptop.  The laptop is a Pavilion Dm4.  Below are the steps I've tried initially.

  1. insertion of my hard drive with Windows 7 installed and works very well in the Pavilion dm4.

  RESULT: computer crashed just after that the windows image came.

  2 reformat the hard disk by performing a clean install of Windows 7.

  RESULT: Once installation is complete my Windows installation fails and I get a message saying "Windows is unable to complete the installation. To install Windows on this computer, run the Setup again. »

  3 reinstall using the system recovery disk that I just bought HP using the code series of laptops.

  RESULT: After inserting the recovery disks and the driver installation disk, I get a message

  P2PP Burn Boot Check failed

  Possible causes

  1.yellow - bang occurred in Device Manager

  2. some silent-installation failure of applications

  3 Found failed to PININST_BBV

  4 Found failed to PININST_BBV2

  5 found memory dump file

  Suggestions:

  1. check REGDEV_BB. Drivers LOG

  2. check the BBApps. Application log

  3. check the memory dump file

  Hi @orangeg66,
  
  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!
  
  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dm4 Notebook and P2PP Burnboot could not install. I have seen that date back to 2012 first of all, and then by a default BIOS withthis document by selecting the reload the default BIOS settings. In this way, it will look at the hardware installed on your laptop. Restore factory default BIOS works on it.

  Note Remove all USB devices. Disconnect all devices of non-essential, as these can cause some problems.
  
  Please let me know how it goes.
  
  Thank you.

• Satellite P100 - 194 PSPA6E does not start and will not let me install Windows

  Hello

  I have a problem with my Satellite phone, witch, I got from my brother. I don't know what he did with it, but he does not know.

  When I start the PXE - E61 "Media test failure, check cable" appears. In the BIOS I put in the directory Boot LAN mode on the last position, but despite this failure E61 appears.

  I tried to reinstall Windows XP. The laptop started from the CD and the blue screen appeared and loaded XP drivers needed. But at the end of it, when you enter normally on the menu to choose where to install windows, the screen is black and in the upper left corner a small beam blinked on and outside and nothing happens plus.
  The same thing happens when I leave the laptop HARD drive and start again from the XP installation CD but this time without the HARD disc logically.
  So I thought that the HARD drive is broken and I put it in my desktop PC to test. I installed XP on the drive HARD Satellite in my PC, which worked without problems in my PC. So, I come to the conclusion that the HARD drive is not broken.
  And my BIOS Satellite detects my HARD drive and displays the name of it.

  But what is the problem with the laptop when it is not the HARD drive and BIOS show the good name of the HARD drive? Can someone help me please?

  Hello

  The story is very strange boyfriend generally that the PXE error if the laptop tries to boot from LAN. But in the case where starting LAN source in unavailable, the PXE error appears and shows this message.

  Usually, the BIOS passes LAN Boot option because the other options are not active. This means that the CD/DVD drive does not any bootable disk and the HARD disk is dead.

  So, as you can see you hypothesis was right that the HARD drive could be faulty

  In any case, try to access the BIOS and set it to the default settings save changes and then try to reinstall Windows XP.
  You might also try another HARD drive, I know as your fist HDD recognized correctly but it s worth a try to test the 2nd HARD drive.

• NTLDR is missing - when you try to install Windows 7 on another hard drive

  I have a PC Compaq Presario SR2027X a/w Win XP Media Center Edition SP3 installed.  I downloaded and installed the Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor to determine if WIN 7 would go on my system.  The airport of Win 7 Upgrade Advisor said that I could install Win 7.  I bought Win 7 32 bit and 2-1 GB PC5300 memory sticks.  I first installed the memory and booted up the system.  Everything worked well.  BIOS has seen the new memory and I have not encountered any error.

  I then turning the system off and removed the HDD (120 GB Sata).  I installed another hard drive (160 GB Sata) which had been restructured and ready to use.  The BIOS detects the hard drive and the BIOS has been changed for a start of the OPTICAL drive.  I then placed the WIN 7 32-bit software disk in the OPTICAL drive and saved the changes in BIOS and rebooted the system.  I was expecting to see the normal WIN 7 screens during the installation.  Instead, I got "NTLDR is missing, press CTRL + ALT + DEL to restart".

  Then I tried pressing ESC during boot to enter the boot menu.  Once in the boot menu, I select the optical drive and now I get the message "DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND press ENTER".  I opened and close the optical drive optical drive light lights up, and I then press on enter.  I get the same message on "DISK BOOT FAILURE,...» ».

  I built more than 40 PC and have never had this problem.  Is there something unique about Compaq/HP PC's that prevents me to install WIN 7 on another hard drive that is not the original hard drive came with this pc?

  HP / Compaq computers are no different from any other computer on the market. You can install Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8 on almost all made within the last 7 years.

  I think that your problem is due to a failure of CD/DVD drive or disk installation of Windows 7 corrupt or unbootable. Please check that the CD/DVD drive is fully functional and functional as should be. Also, check that your Windows 7 disc is free of errors and that it is bootable. If necessary, you can download a Windows 7 SP1 ISO from HERE and HERE and also download Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• WiFi not detected after installing Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit Elitebook 8740w

  Hello

  I used a DVD to install Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit to replace Windows 7 Professional 64 - bit on my Elitebook 8740w. In the end, I used a new facility as the upgrade option ended with a failure error. However, after the clean installation, it cannot detect any wifi. What drivers I am likely to need download and re - install?

  Thank you, in advance.

  Kenwin

  Hi, Kenwin:

  Here is the link to the wireless card driver you need:

  http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/swdDetails/?sp4ts.oid=4137878&spf_p.tpst=swdMain&spf_p.prp_swdMain=wsrp-navigationalState%3Didx%253D%257CswItem%253Dob_108502_1%257CswEnvOID%253D4059%257CitemLocale%253D%257CswLang%253D%257Cmode%253D%257Caction%253DdriverDocument&javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken

• SP2 install windows xp pro 32

  screen is red and basically cannot change the display of the lowest settings

  Hi Ssiilltt,

  Welcome to Microsoft Answers Forums.

  We would like to get a better understanding of this issue, so we can better help not only you but other users with similar problems.

  (a) are faced with this problem after installing Sp 2?

  Method 1:

  Check the wiring to lose the monitor. Disconnect and reconnect the cable.

  Method 2:

  Your computer's display consists of two pieces of hardware: a video card (also known as a graphics card or display adapter card), which is installed inside your computer, and the video monitor, where you see all the text and graphics appear in your programs. Windows uses drivers to work with these devices. The majority of display problems is caused by missing, incorrect, or corrupted video drivers. Hardware failure or a bad installation are another set of problems, and external factors can also cause video problems.

  If you have just installed Windows, or have changed your video card and are experiencing problems, the most likely cause is a missing or incorrect video driver. Most video cards will be accompanied by a diskette containing the drivers and other software. Before installing, check the documentation that came with the video card for you make sure that it supports your current version of Windows. If this is not the case, go to the manufacturer website and download the most recent driver for your version of Windows.

  Check in the Device Manager settings if the graphics card is enabled and updated the video card.

  To open the Device Manager follow the steps mentioned below.

  1. right click my computer,

  2. click on manage the

  3. click on Device Manager.

  4 locate the graphics card and to update the driver for the video card and graphics card.

  For more information, see the articles listed below. How to troubleshoot hardware with Device Manager problems http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/learnmore/devicemgr.mspx how to manage devices in Windows XP http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283658

  Hope this information is useful.

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
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