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  If make sure you have it burned as an image rather than as a file

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  an iso file is a copy of a disc optical https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_image

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• Is it possible to buy the installation for Windows XP discs?

  I currently have an old desktop computer that is really slow.  I would like to upgrade my desktop computer, but do not want Windows Vista or Windows 7.  The majority of the software I have on my computer is not compatible with these operating units.  I don't want to have to buy all new software, just because I wanted to speed up my computer.  I was wondering if it is possible to buy for Windows XP installation discs, or is it possible to spin discs in Windows XP that came with my old computer to a new computer?  I saw the post on the Windows XP installation from diskettes.  I don't have a floppy drive, CD will work very well.  I'm just trying to understand what my options are.  I contacted Dell and discovered that if I want to order a new office with Windows XP, I'll pay a little more for the computer.

  See the Tech Geek response.

  However, to directly answer your question, (a) well that installation of Windows XP CD are available for different sources on the Internet, it can be difficult to tell what you buy in fact and whether or not it is legitimate and (b) under Windows XP CD you have now, you may or may not be able to use them to install XP on a new computer.  In addition, there is no guarantee that there will be Windows XP drivers for all hardware on a brand new computer.

  If by following the advice of Tech Geek, you cannot get your current running almost as well as he did when it was new, the best (and probably cheaper) option is to buy a new computer with Windows 7 installed.  Unless you use some small markets proprietary software applications, you may be surprised to learn that the software you have now, in fact, will work on Windows 7.

  For example, you can get a Dell low end computer with a Core i3-2120 (3.3 GHz) processor and 4 GB of RAM with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit for $429.  If you really must use XP for your applications, you can switch to Windows 7 Pro 64-bit (which supports XP Mode) for an additional $ 70.

  Compare the above to the price of a 'full' (i.e., not upgrade) version of XP Home to $249.95 (Yes, you can get it cheaper if you are careful about what you buy).

  Of course, if you find yourself either do a clean installation of Windows XP (whether on your existing computer) or another or if you buy a new Windows 7 computer, you need the keys to media and product installation for all of your applications.

• Missing files from the Installation of Windows XP disc

  Hello, I got an installation of Windows XP Professional and the installation disc, 3 files are missing, even though I don't remember the name of the files.

  the laptop has been pre-installed with Windows Vista Edition Home Premium and is a Compaq CQ50.

  Hi ragingsoul,

  Missing files on a CD, most likely a bad CD or a bad CD player. Try an another XP CD if the same thing happens, so it's most likely the COR, otherwise it's the CD
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• Insert the disc of Service Pack 2 (sp2) request the installation of Windows XP

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  Hey, Dan, Mich,.

  Thanks for posting. This error appears usually when you perform a repair of XP installation and media does not correspond to what the current version of Windows on your computer.

  Please try the installation with the following steps. Please note EasyForYou will erase all data on the disk.

  A new installation is to remove all data from your hard disk by repartitioning and reformatting your hard disk and reinstall the operating system and programs empty (clean) hard disk. For more information about important things to consider before you partition and format your hard disk and how to partition and format your hard disk by using the Windows XP Setup program, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  313348 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313348/) how to partition and format a hard disk in Windows XP

  To perform a new installation of Windows XP, follow these steps:

  1. Back up all important information before you perform a new installation of Windows XP. Save the backup to an external location, such as a CD or external hard drive.
  2. Start your computer from the Windows XP CD. To do this, insert the Windows XP CD into your CD or DVD and then reboot your computer.

     Note To boot from the Windows XP CD, your computer BIOS settings must be configured to do this.

  3. When you see the message "Press any key to boot from CD", press any key to start the computer from the Windows XP CD.
  4. In the Welcome to Setup screen, press ENTER to start Windows XP Setup.
  5. Read the Microsoft software license agreement, and then press F8.
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  7. Follow the instructions on the screen to select and format a partition where you want to install Windows XP.
  8. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation of Windows XP.

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• BootScreen shows two installations of windows

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  Hello Pascal88,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I see you are trying to install 10 Windows on a Mac Pro (2008).  Your model of Mac does not support Windows 10, those listed below support it:

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  Use 10 Windows on your Mac with Boot Camp

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• Qosmio G30 - No. HDD recognized during installation of Windows 7

  HY, I tried to install win 7 on my Toshiba Qosmio G but after running the installer of windows 7, it does not find the drives to install on. My Qosmio has 2 discs. In the BIOS, they are marked as SATA (I can't change this setting) and the first to RAID0 and the second JBOS.

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  Hello

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  To me it sounds like that, you simply use the wrong driver AHCI/RAID. If your Qosmio is equipped with a RAID controller you need other drivers and not the Intel Storage Manager. To install Windows in this case, you have RAID drivers they belongs to the RAID controller.

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• Installation of Windows XP on satellite Pro A200/S01

  Toshiba Satellite A200/S01 PSAF6A-06S01N
  I need help to determine which driver I need to install to control the SATA hard drive.

  Because many know that the SATA drives will not work when installing Windows XP, Windows XP does not have drivers for this type of hard drive.

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  Is it possible to match a HDD to the pilot?

  Background:
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  Hello

  The SATA drivers are part of the Intel Matrix Storage Manager.
  There are a lot of discussions on this subject.

  I found these two Toshiba HowTo that describes step by step how to do:

  + How to integrate the AHCI driver during the installation of Windows XP.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9401AN0000R01.htm

  + How to integrate a SATA AHCI driver into a Windows XP Setup CD.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB85017Z0000R01.htm

  Seems the Satellite A200/S01 PSAF6A-06S01N belongs to the Australian series of Toshiba.
  Drivers of this laptop are on the Toshiba on THE page but you can also download the Storage Manager Intel from the page of the European driver Toshiba or Intel page because the hardware is the same.

• Qosmio G30 - installation of Windows 7

  Hello

  I recently installed Windows 7 on my Qosmio G30 (w / HD-DVD). Having noticed that some people have had problems with it, I decided to post my procedure.

  My Qosmio has 2 hard drives with XP MCE installed on the primary. The RAID settings are 1RAID0 and JBOD. I decided to install Windows 7 on the second disc of HARD to dual boot with XP.

  1. upgrade the BIOS to 3.90
  2 put the Toshiba RAID for Vista (version 1.10.0016) drivers on a USB key.
  3. use the Win7 DVD to portable computer startup in the installation program, it's better than the installer of in Windows XP/Vista.
  4 load the RAID during the installation drivers to use hard drives (click on "Load driver").
  5. install Win7.
  6 install Windows Update and let it download the necessary drivers.

  You may need to manually install the drivers for Bluetooth and video Capture card.

  The upgrade process went smooth every thing takes less than 2 hours.

  Note that the Windows 7 installer does not recursively for the RAID drivers search, you must select the folder holding the KR10N. INF file in the location of the RAID driver.

  Hope this helps someone.

  Hey mate,

  Thank you for this very interesting and nice post! :)

  I don t Qosmio G30 but I think it could be very useful for other users here. I love reading such display.

  I installed Windows 7 on my Qosmio F50 and I m satisfied also again Windows 7. You too?

• During the installation of Windows 7 or 8.1 using a USB stick - get the message "cannot be installed, it is a GPT.

  Hello

  During the installation of Windows 7 or 8.1 using a USB stick - get the message "cannot be installed, it is a GPT partition.

  I have 64 bit install discs for Win 7 and Win 8.1. These two install on my desktop in duel boot. I made a Flash DRIVE of each disk so I can install it more quickly.

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  Thank you, Brad

  Make sure you create your media recovery HP or USB Flash Recovery discs before you edit or change anything.

  Your computer does not have Microsoft's Downgrade rights and you must buy a copy of Windows 7 with a valid Microsoft COA and product key.

  The screenshots below is from a laptop HP 15 t-j100... options and the configuration on your computer screens may differ.

  You will need to DISABLE "Secure Boot" and ENABLE "Legacy Support" in the "Configuration of the BIOS start-up secure" on the settings page similar to what is shown below, until you try to install Windows 7.

  

  After you save the changes, the computer will ask you to confirm the changes... Accept the changes by typing the four digit code and press the ENTER"" key.

  

  If you install Windows 7 from a USB and see a message of "load a driver - a required CD/DVD drive device is missing", it's because as 'System Configuration' > 'Config USB3.0 in pre-start' is set to 'Enabled '. This should be set to 'Auto '.

  

  In addition, as the factory hard drive is partitioned as TPG, you must start using the internal CD/DVD UEFI or UEFI-Key/key USB to install Windows on a GPT-partitioned disk. Turn on or restart the computer and press "F9" or "ESC", then "F9" when prompted. Select the source of boot UEFI you use and you press "ENTER".

  

  I suggest using Windows 7 SP1 for the best installation experience. 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 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'.

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• DV7-6c95dx: installation of windows 7

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  or-

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  Microsoft has removed the unlimited access to download W7 in February of last year.

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• LY580 - installation of windows 8 on SSD

  I would like to install windows 8 on my SSD instead of upgrading my copy of windows at the standard C disk. However, during the installation of windows 8, I says that it cannot install on this disk because it has a MBR partition table and EFI systems require GPT disks. When I try to change that in disk management, I note that the SSD is not configured as a full disc, but is rather a volume of disk 0 with the HARD drive. How would I change this so that I can install windows 8 on this drive?

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  Hello

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• Problem drive Installation in Windows XP Professional Version 2002

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• Error loading operating system message is displayed after the partial installation of Windows XP

  Hello all, I was doing a clean install of Windows XP from the CD on my desktop PC.  I had reached the point where I had deleted the existing system partition and created a new system partition and had begun to load data from system to system on the CD when I accidentally stop the surge protector, shutting off the power to the computer, the screen of the monitor, etc.  After that I restored power, I turned on the PC without the XP installation CD in the CD/DVD drive.  The system posted successfully and start the CD line appeared IMMEDIATELY followed by the message "error loading operating system" on a new line.  I tried to start with the installation of XP in the drive disc, as well as with the "Ultimate Boot CD" in the player - the "Error loading operating system" message appeared in both cases.  Thanks for any help you can provide!

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  John