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• Install Windows own 10 - an extreme measure to clear the bad guys?

  Thus arose the issue of fear... "Dad, can fix you my laptop?

  After a good look, it has been well blessed with all sorts of undesirables.

  The viruses were easy (!).  But the Trojans are fighting back.  (AVG, dbghelp.dll and so on).

  As a Windows 7 machine will be a 'clean up Windows 10 update' a true clean out or that it is trying to speed up the process by holding the pieces and install pieces of the previous?  (I know I would mean by "clean install", but I would just confirmation of what is really happening.)

  Thank you.

  Mike

  Mike

  First win 10 is an upgrade to a previous operating system.  Once you've upgraded, you can clean install.  To be absolutely sure when you perform a clean installation, you can simply delete the partitions when telling the installer where to install.

• install windows costs 10

  My computer is quite messy
  And I want to install Windows own 10
  How can I do this?
  I have not received the CD KEY with the computer, it was already installed Windows 8,
  So how to get
  Thank you

  At the end of Microsoft responded to the question
  Activation is maintained even after the upgrade to Windows 10

• Install my own Pro 8.1 Windows

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy 17-J010EL.

  I will install my own, new, copy the retail Windows Pro 8.1.

  Because I prefer to install a different OS rather than replace the existing, buil-in HP OEM Windows 8, I prepared the second disc to install it. I shared the second drive into 2 partitions: 50 GB (for Windows) and the remaining 880 GB for data.

  I inserted the DVD and started the installation process of Windows 8.1 Pro, but he stopped at the beginning with this message:

  "We could not install Windows to the location you have chosen. Please check your Media Player. "1nfo Herr more on what happened: 0 x 80300024.

  I searched an error on Google, but I found a few tips for when it occurs on the first disc (C, and this isn't my case.)

  Help, please?

  Thank you

  p.s.: the red arrow indicates that I have to install the new OS Win8.1 Pro

  

  Hey @carloxp ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you are having problems installing Windows 8.1 on a second drive in your laptop.

  Technically this question would be more appropriate to ask on the forums of Microsoft , but I'll see what I can do for you.

  Most important: make sure that you install the 64-bit version of Windows 8.1 not the 32-bit version.

  I also suggest the backup of the info on the D: partition and completely formatting the drive. Allow Windows install and shrink the partition after to create the new disk.

  Start the installation of Windows 8.1 you course Windows 8 OS. This should help to protect the integrity of the operating system that you are currently active:

  1. Insert the DVD.
  2. Click on the file setup.exe.
  3. In the menu of Windows Installer, click install now.
  4. Use the updates to Get to the installation feature if it is available.
  5. Accept the terms of the license.
  6. Select custom for the type of installation.
  7. To the place where you want to install Windows, select the partition you want to install Windows on.
  8. Click Next, and follow the steps.

  Note it is not really no reason to have Windows 8 and 8.1 of Windows on the same notebook, especially if you consider that Windows 8.1 is a free update. If your concern is a clean install, I would say simply by creating the DVD recovery and then the installation in the folder C: disk for the recovery of a media backup makes you also earn extra space from the recovery partition.

  If this does not help, I would post on the Microsoft forums as the problem is with the installation of operating system.

• my computer acer aspire v5 installed windows 10 of its own accor is about 2 weeks. Today the taskbar has disappeared from the bottom of the computer, I get message error system-2018375670

  my computer acer aspire v5 installed windows 10 of its own accor is about 2 weeks. up-to-date as the taskbar has disappeared from the bottom of the computer, I get the message error 2018375670 system, which can do it, I can't access anything on the computer

  Hello

  Here is the Vista Forums, you send messages to.

  Vista doesn't do not part of the update free Windows 10, so 10 would not settle.

  The free update is for 7, 8/8.1 and 10.

  See you soon.

• Windows Defender: I installed my own suite of security but can't seem to uninstall windows defender

  I have installed my own security suite but can't seem to uninstall windows defender - who, I believe, hinders my ability of computers to run programs.  Please help how to UNINSTALL WINDOWS DEFENDER.  Thank you very much, Andy

  Hello

  You uninstall Windows Defender if you can turn it off.

  How to enable or disable the Windows Defender
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/93118-Windows-Defender-off.html

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Install Windows DV8110us own

  Have a laptop HP Pavilion DV8110us purchased in 2006.  Under XP SP3.  The upgrade to Windows 7 with a clean install.  A run the MS Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.   This laptop has the AMD Turion 64 clocked at 1.8 mhz chip.  I have 2 GB of memory.  Looking through the options of Win7, I decided to order Win7 32 bit, since I'm an accountant only 2 GB of memory.  Win 7 64 bit seems to be happier with 4 GB.  While the Adviser shows that I have some drivers that need to update after installing Windows 7, I just noticed that the NIC Realtex RTL8139/810 x needs a new driver for Win7 32 bit, but under Win7 64-bit, the NETWORK card is compatible.

  Should I have ordered Win7 64-bit?  Or should I look around a new Realtek driver?  Realtex has a link to an old Vista driver that should work.  Other research suggests that a feasible driver might be on the Win7 DVD.   Would appreciate responses from anyone doing this migration.

  Hello:

  You can use this driver W7 ethernet directly from realtek.  Second on the list.

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?langid=1&PNid=14&PFID=7&level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GETDOWN=false

  You don't want to bog down your PC with a 64 bit OS.

  They need of more memory and disk space to run a 32 bit OS only.

  You're quite right - I wouldn't close an OS 64 bit without a minimum of 4 GB of system memory.

• Windows vista 64 goes to a blue screen after reboot of an installed its own.

  I have a motherboard Digital of EVGA790I and he gave adjustments to windows. The BIOS recognizes the hardware installed, but windows has had many problems with the recognition of the hard drive.  To get an operating system on the system, the only thing that install windows was Vista 32 bit on an Eide drive. He did not find the sata drive and I was able to install vista64 as expected. I tried 3 times to install vista 64 to go to blue screen of death just after the system reboots to finalize. The blue screen said problems with removable hardware.  As I said earlier, finally, I tried the 32 bit version of vista and it went right in. I would really some ideas for installing the 64-bit version. An OS 32 bit and 8 GB of memory is not a very satisfactory combination. I checked with EVGA and I have the latest version of the BIOS.

  Hello

  I thought it could be this old problem when installing 64-bit if you use more than 2GBs of RAM with some motherboards.

  This link seems to confirm this thought with your special mother of the other experience.

  http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=598520

  See if that solves it.

  And Windows Update wiill not does not download options for 64-bit Vista SP1 or Vista 32 bit (x 86). at the end of Support if you don't have it.

  Here is the link to direct download for Vista 64-bit SP1

  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?ID=21299

  See you soon.

• Install Windows 7 on newly purchased own SSD

  Here is my configuration, bought last November:

  SYSTEM CT 2764 CONFIGURED
  44 C 6206 SBB I.CR2DUO PR P8700(2.53GHZ)
  45M 3453 VBB G.WIN.7PROF.W/XPDOWNGR.
  45M 3816 SBB GWXPP (PR) VIA DWRGW7P EN US
  42 X 6315 SBB ATIMOBILTYRADEON3470 256 MB
  42 X 6308 VBB 3GBPC3-8500 1067MHZ2DIMM
  42 X 6355 SBB KYB US ENGLISH
  42 X 6322 SBB ULTRNAV(TRACKP+TOUCHPAD)
  44 C 6242 SBB 320GBHARDDISKDRIVE, 7200 RPM
  42 X 6345 SBB DVDRECORD.8XMAXDUAL, ULTBAY
  42 X 6312 VBB EXPR. CARDSLOTXN7 - 1 M. CARDR.
  62P 6054 VBB INTEGR. BLUETOOTH PAN
  42 X 6325 SBB INT. WIFI LINK5300
  42 X 6328 SBB JAN. WIR. UPGRAD WIDENET.
  42V9337 SBB 4 CELL LI-ION BATTERY
  39T 6442 SBB COUNTRY PACK NORTH AMERICA
  45M 3647 SBB LANG. PACKUSENGLISH

  I got a new ssd 160 GB Intel X 25, as well as a copy of Ultimate Windows to install on it. I jumped on the original hard drive and replaced it with the ssd. I have updated the firmware on the ssd to the latest version and install installed Windows 7 Ultimate on it without problem, do a clean, of course, as the drive was empty.

  I have installed and used the Lenovo utility to update the drivers, including the video driver, but I noticed that the T400 heated epic purportions. He ran very cool with XP. In fact, I could use it all day, and the bottom of the unit was not at all hot. Not true with Win 7 64. Not even close. The bottom of the machine has been physically warm to the touch, with most of the heat coming from the left of the bottom, close to the screen.

  It has scared me, and I jumped the original disk HARD back in, and I am running XP, with the machine running nice and cool with no problems. Could someone help me diagnose the possible cause of this phenomenon?

  Thanks in advance!

  I'm closing this thread. The heat stopped after a period of time. Don't know what caused it in the first place. The issue is dead as far as I'm concerned.

• Cannot install windows 7 on a PC brand nine own because of "no pilot of the aircraft were found. Help, please?

  I recently bought a new PC online and then on arrival, I realized that it does not include an operating system. Then I went to buy windows 7 Home premium and trying to install, I get an error message that says:

  No pilot of the plane have been found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK.
  I'm a bit HE is competent, but I have no idea how to solve this problem, or even what it means. After research on the internet all day, I met many solutions that need actually be downloading stuff on the PC in question, but I have no way to do it without an operating system installed.
  I am desperate for any help, it would be much appreciated.
  Thank you.

  If you have compatible hardware and your computer still stops responding, disable any unnecessary material. Remove (USB) universal serial bus devices. Remove or disable network cards, sound cards and cards of the series; and then restart the installation.

  If you have several internal storage devices connected to the computer, disconnect all except the disk target hard where you will install Windows 7.

• Error message when you try to install Windows on OSX 10.10.5 10

  I have a Mid-2014 retina Macbook Pro and I am trying to use the Bootcamp Assistant to install Windows 10 on OS X 10.10.5 and Bootcamp version is 5.1.4. I can't upgrade to El Capitan from now due to work related software, long story!

  I took the steps so far:

  (1) reset the PRAM.

  (2) reset SMC.

  (3) ensure that only a single partition is present using disk utility.

  (4) check the permissions of the drive and repair at least twice.

  (5) check the disc.

  (6) use Bootcamp assistant create the Windows Installer by using 64-bit Windows 10 iso file downloaded from Ms. All boxes have been checked.

  (7) in a suitable place when Windows Setup asks me what partition choose, I select created Bootcamp partition and click on Format. Product key has been entered each time.

  (8) installation continues until the point where it says "Ending up", then a pop-up window comes up saying "Windows cannot update the configuration to start the computer, Setup cannot continue."

  (9) I click OK and the window behind what is said "installation has been cancelled, any changes made to your computer will not be saved."

  (10) the computer is stuck on this screen for awhile. When, finally, he tries to restart, I just get a white screen. and eventually everything goes off.

  (11) when I turn on again, if I hold down the Option, I can see the OS X partition, partition Windows, recovery disc, then Windows on my USB (in yellow) and the "EFI Boot' in yellow.

  (12) I tried to click on Boot EFI, and goes through the same installation process and gives me the same error.

  (13) I tried to click on the Windows USB button, it starts to install (with the normal resolution unlike every other time) and this time gives me the error message "Windows cannot be installed on partition disk 0" (View details) "when I click it, it says"Windows cannot be installed to this disk. The selected disk is the GPT partition style. »

  I'm pulling my hair out on this one (and I don't have much to lose) Please HELP!

  Your Mac of 2014 is able to support two different types of Windows, most modern BIOS or EFI old installation.

  The Windows icon on USB is the method inherited from the BIOS while the start EFI icon is the most recent and modern method. Each has its own requirements for partitioning.

  2014 BC on 5.1.4 Assistant should have three check boxes. The first two should be checked only once to build the installer, while the last one can be used as needed.

  1. use the last checkbox to delete the current partition of BC.

  2. use only a USB flash drive (USB2 is preferable), other USB devices or SD cards cause problems.

  3. run SMC/NVRAM reset external storage after everything is disconnected.

  4. the USB should be directly connected on the Mac. Do not use a USB hub.

  5. your ISO source must be an ISO only 64-bit and about 4 + GB. ISOs larger and mixed-mode are not valid for MCR, although they can run on an ordinary PC.

  6 re - run BCA and check the last box - only install or delete... and try again.

• Professional PC: install Windows 7 on a new PC

  I intend loading Windows 7 on my new business PCs are there any settings I need to change? What should I know?

  Hey Bill,.

  Windows 7 can be installed on most recent business PCs. There are some requirements and parameters, as you should be aware.

  • First of all, you can not install Windows 7 on a computer with a 7th generation of processor.
  • You must change the version of the TPM secure on the PC or install a fix from Microsoft.
  • You must use the legacy (non-UEFI) mode in the BIOS.
  • You need your own copy of Windows 7 and a license for Windows Professional 10.

  You can find more information and measures to http://www.hp.com/support/Windows7and10TPMFAQ

  Thank you
  Wes

• Error: "could not create a new partition or locate a" when installing Windows via Boot Camp 10

  This error occurs on my 2012 15-inch MacBook Pro. I have 2 hard drives. One dedicated to OSX and one for Windows. This is my first install bootcamp. I let bootcamp create partitions, but to the partition/disk screen hard to choose, I get a message saying: "we could not create a new partition or locate a.. The partition has been formatted to NTFS. I tried later in this guide community post here: error: "we could not create a new partition or locate and existing" install Windows via Bootcamp 8.1, but no luck. I even tried to delete the partitions and create a partition empty for windows so it can create and format on its own and start using EFI. At this point, windows begins to install it and restart, but it fails during the part material recording and restarts. Then when it starts again I get a message that the installation has failed.

  Here's some output terminal which can help you to (I) hope.

  Blakes-MBP:~ blakeleeper$ diskutil list
  /dev/disk0 (internal, physical):
     #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
     0:      GUID_partition_scheme                        *500.1 GB   disk0
     1:                        EFI EFI                     209.7 MB   disk0s1
     2:          Apple_CoreStorage Macintosh HD            499.2 GB   disk0s2
     3:                 Apple_Boot Recovery HD             650.0 MB   disk0s3
  /dev/disk1 (internal, physical):
     #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
     0:      GUID_partition_scheme                        *320.1 GB   disk1
     1:                        EFI EFI                     209.7 MB   disk1s1
     2:       Microsoft Basic Data                         319.9 GB   disk1s2
  /dev/disk2 (internal, virtual):
     #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
     0:                  Apple_HFS Macintosh HD           +498.9 GB   disk2
                                   Logical Volume on disk0s2
                                   27D631AE-27C5-4E4B-98BC-92CE944ED60B
                                   Unlocked Encrypted
  /dev/disk3 (external, physical):
     #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
     0:     FDisk_partition_scheme                        *16.0 GB    disk3
     1:                 DOS_FAT_32 WININSTALL              16.0 GB    disk3s1
  Blakes-MBP:~ blakeleeper$
  

  You must disconnect the internal bus 500 GB SATA drive and use a flashdrive USB2 for OS X from startup. The 320 GB designated drive must be in the main Bay of the Mac. Once Windows is installed, reconnect your 500 GB drive in the Optibay (if you this road main Bay) will be Windows blue screen in most cases.

• HP keyboard mapping inorrect freshly installed Windows 7 / XP on HP Pavilion 500-202eo

  Hello

  After you have installed Windows 7 Ultimate on HP Pavilion 500 - 202eo, I noticed that the HP keyboard connected is incorrectly mapped. I had exact same questions with the mapping of the keyboard with new operating system installs on oher systems as well, but couldn't really find a solution for this. In fact, certain symbols appear to move; While normally, where usually I had to press Alt Gr + 2 I got the sign @, I must now press shift. The? + button now product - character, while pressing on - product button /, <>product button------etc. I tried to put the keyboard in 'Norwegian', which is the layout of my keyboard, but nothing helped. It seems that I must be missing some type of a pilot or a patch, which is present on each preinstalled system that I own, but somehow is missing on installed fresh, even if there are no conflicts in Device Manager. I have the same problem on the XP installation. Any suggestions?

  Hello again once, I managed to solve this problem by specifying the correct keyboard language in Control Panel. I didn't need drivers after all.

• 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

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us & dlc = in & lc = in & product = 5273735 & task = &

  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.

  

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

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