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• Is it possible to use Windows Mail with Windows 7?

  Windows mail in windows 7

  I just converted to Win 7 and found that Windows Mail has disappeared.  I don't want to use Windows live, I'm not interested in conversing with the world, I want to just send emails.  Outlook Express is gone and I started using Outlook.  I don't really like it as it has too many things that I don't want.
  Is it possible to use Windows Mail with Windows 7?
  FWIW, Windows Mail can be made to run on Windows 7:

  Solved activation Windows Mail in Windows 7 - Vista Forums

  ' 1. download Windows Mail from Vista for use in Windows 7 "my digital life

  2.

  It seems that Windows calendar can be as well:

  Resolved, I'm looking for wincal. exe to my win 7 - Vista Forums

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• Is it possible to reinstall Windows without a disk?

  original title: reinstalling Windows without a login

  Hi all

  My brother has changed his password on his computer (Windows Vista Home Basic) and now he don't remember it. He didn't have a password reset disk.

  We tried to make a password reset disk to another computer and try to use it on his, but he failed.

  I read that there is also an administrator account on the computer in safe mode. This has been proven false on his computer, as well.

  Finally I found that if you re-install Windows then it would work. This has not been tried still for reasons given below, hense why I ask here.

  We do not have a Basic Windows installation disc, because we have not improved. It's a phone, too good.

  Is it possible to re - install Windows another way, and if so, how do you do that?

  Please keep in mind that we do NOT have the installation disc, and we can NOT connect to any.

  See you soon

  Luke

  Vista recovery media obtain and/or use the Partition Recovery Vista on your computer to the factory settings .

  There is no Vista free download legal available.

  Contact your computer manufacturer and ask them to send a recovery disk/s Vista set.

  Normally, they do this for a cost of $ small.

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  In addition, ask them if you have a recovery Partition on your computer/laptop to restore it to factory settings.

  See if a manual provided with the computer or go to the manufacturer's website, email or you can call for information on how to make a recovery.

  Normally, you have to press F10 or F11 at startup to start the recovery process...

  Another way I've seen on some models is press F8 and go to a list of startup options, and launch a recovery of standards of plant with it, by selecting the repair option.

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  Also ask them if it is possible to do the recovery disk/s since the Partition of recovery in case of hard drive failure or System Crash, when you are in service again.

  They will tell you how to do this.

  Every computer manufacturer has their own way of making recovery disk/s.

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  Or borrow a good Microsoft Vista DVD (not Dell, HP, Acer, recovery disk/s etc).
  A good Vista DVD contains all versions of Vista.
  The product key determines which version of Vista is installed.

  There are 2 disks of Vista: one for 32-bit operating system, and one for 64-bit operating system.

  If install a cleaning is required with a good DVD of Vista (not HP, Dell recovery disks):

  At the startup/power on you should see at the bottom of the screen either F2 or DELETE, go to Setup/Bios or F12 for the Boot Menu

  Go to your Bios/Setup, or the Boot Menu at startup and change the Boot order to make the DVD/CD drive 1st in the boot order, then reboot with the disk in the drive.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/918884

  MS advice on the conduct of clean install.

  http://www.theeldergeekvista.com/vista_clean_installation.htm

  A tutorial on the use of a clean install

  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/winvista_install_03.asp

  Super Guide Windows Vista Installation

  After installation > go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/notebook > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > get latest Vista drivers for it > download/install them.

  Save all data, because it will be lost during a clean installation.

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

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

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Possible to use cast without creating a user type?

  RDBMS: 10.2.0.3.0
  TOAD 8.5.0.50
  
  I'm trying to use the collect() to turn this:
  

  part      category
  A1        gloves
  A1        hat
  A1        glasses

  in this:

  part       category
  A1         glove,hat,glasses

  When I run my sql in Toad, I get:

  select part, collect(category) my_category
  from my table
  where part = 'A1'
  
  part   my_category
  A1    (Dataset)

  I know that I need to use the Cast function, but the problem is that I don't have the rights to create a user-defined type. I tried to use a seeded as Varchar2 type, but I get a channel of communication for end of file ora-03113 error.

  select part, cast(collect(category) as VARCHAR2(500))
   -->ORA-03113

  Is it possible to use successfully collect and cast without the ability to create a user-defined type?
  
  -Tracy

  You can use sys.odcivarchar2list as for example in

  select deptno, cast(collect(ename) as sys.odcivarchar2list) enames from emp group by deptno
  /
  

• I need to display a corporate tutorial site which is only supported by Microsoft Windows.  Is it possible to load windows on an external hard drive and a MacBook to view the Web site?

  I need to post a tutorial for some training company corporate site only supports Microsoft Windows.  I'll buy a MacBook in the coming weeks when I go to training and I wonder if there is a way to load windows on an external drive and launch it on my MacBook?  I know you can use bootcamp, but I don't want to burn up that much of my Flash memory by placing it on the MacBook itself.  I have a 1 to Seagate that I use on my iMac at home for Time Machine.  Could just operate with Windows on it to visit the society tutorial with my MacBook?

  Boot Camp will not allow that.

  It is possible that one of the many emulators Windows for Mac can allow you to run with such a disk configuration.

• Is satellite L350-170 - possible to use the laptop as external monitor

  Ok... So I broke the other day to the top of my screen on my laptop, and was amazing, if it is possible to use another laptop as an external monitor.

  while I put my files on an external hard drive

  or isit only possible connection to the pc?

  Hello

  It would be possible to use the second laptop as an external display ONLY if the computer a laptop would support the video port line-in to the receipt of the video signal.

  But the most common books supports the only video out s-Video port or a vga port, and in this case, you will not be able to use the laptop as a second monitor external.

  For example, the Satellite L350-170 supports only the RGB port that allow you to connect this laptop to external monitor but you can not use this laptop as compensation for external monitor.

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• Is it possible to reinstall Windows without all the preinstalled HP software?

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6-1334us notebook, installed with Windows 7 64 bit. I'm very familiar with the process of recovery, DVD and everything, but I recently read this article on Lifehacker: http://lifehacker.com/5832896/download-windows7-isos-to-reinstall-without-restoring-your-system

  The possibility of installing a fresh, clean and legitimate Windows 7 with my product key current copy seemed to be a good thing. Nor should I changes made by HP, Norton, Office 2007, Wildtanget games and all. When installing it, I was invited to spit a product key. I tried the one at the bottom of my book, which is a bit worn and hard to identify, but I don't seem to have a chance. I reinstalled the version of HP with my recovery disks and used Speccy (a program by Piriform, the same developer that does Ccleaner) to find the product key in my registry. I took the key and tried in the installation process. He seemed to have lived without a hitch. However, after checking my activation status of Windows, turns out that the key has been rejected, apparently marked as invalid for this type of activation (I forgot the exact wording, but it is easily recoverable if necessary). So now I write here, ask if anyone else has tried this on a flag, and if so, successfully and if this, how. Is there a sort on the other key hidden, I'm missing?

  I know that all this OEM situation, it is shaded in the first place, but I would like to know if I train for a cause without possibility of success. Also, I discovered that HP Support Assistant has something on a product key, and so I ask if this could possibly be different as well.

  Thanks in advance,

  Clayton M.

  Hello

  You should have no problem as long as you keep to the following points.

  1 use a detail (or a created DVD from an ISO downloaded) which is the exact version the same as the original OEM installation - IE if your laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit is retail (or your own drive created) you need to use.

  2. you need to use the activation key on the COA sticker on the base of your laptop.

  3. you generally (although whenever I did) need to use the 'method of phone' to activate the operating system once the installation is complete - see a guide on this here.

  This is a perfectly legitimate process and is supported by Microsoft for Windows 7 - see here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Is it possible to use Windows XP x 86 on my PC on forward-looking measure?

  Greetings, technicians and users. Before asking questions again, I recognize that Windows XP is not

  more supported, and if this means that these questions should remain unanswered, I understand.

  I'm building a new PC, and I have a few questions about compatibility. First of all, I intend to use the

  suite of new equipment:

  Motherboard: Asus H81M-A
  CPU: Intel Core i7 4790 K
  RAM: 16 GB DDR3

  (My other equipment don't apply to this question.)

  My first question is, since I intend to dual-boot Windows 64-bit and 32-bit Windows XP Home Edition

  8.1, XP will have problems due to the fact that I have 16 GB of RAM installed? I know that she can access

  less than 4 GB, but will be the presence of more of RAM that are causing problems?

  My other question is, will this Core i7 CPU work XP without any problem? I don't plan to overclock, but I

  also know that the new CPU technology that XP is not designed to take advantage.

  She looks like my question of RAM; Basically, I ask you, will be the presence of a new CPU technology I

  can't or don't use are causing problems XP for XP or will the CPU at worst just function as if there no

  having this technology while running XP? Or it will not work XP at all?

  I am aware that compatible drivers must be available to work in any operating system, hardware

  but I've got all that covered already.

  I know that everything will work in Windows 8.1 and my hardcore calculation will run this OS

  environment. However, I have leisure activities that work best in Windows XP, and I have a validly

  licensed XP installation disc and therefore do not buy Windows Pro 8.1 to run a virtual

  machine but rather to use XP I always did on my old desktop PC, now dead.

  Any input in this matter will be appreciated. I tried to include all the relevant details and tell the

  what I already know to save time and trouble for all who care to answer.

  Thank you all in advance for your help.

  Saturday, 13 September, 2014 17:29:31 + 0000, Michael A. Grumbein wrote:

  Greetings, technicians and users. Before asking questions again, I recognize that Windows XP is not
  more supported, and if this means that these questions should remain unanswered, I understand.

  XP is no longer supported means that Microsoft can't stand
  n ' emits no updates for it. It has nothing to do with the answers
  This forum, which does not support Microsoft. It is a
  peer support forum. We're just all users of this version of Windows
  Here, helping others if and when we can. We are not Microsoft
  employees (not even those of us with 'Microsoft MVP"behind our names;
  It is an honorary title for always providing useful
  Councils) with the exception of an occasional Microsoft contractor or an employee.

  I'm building a new PC, and I have a few questions about compatibility. First of all, I intend to use the

  suite of new equipment:

  Motherboard: Asus H81M-A
  CPU: Intel Core i7 4790 K
  RAM: 16 GB DDR3

  My first question is, since I intend to dual-boot Windows 64-bit and 32-bit Windows XP Home Edition
  8.1, XP will have problems due to the fact that I have 16 GB of RAM installed? I know that she can access

  less than 4 GB, but will be the presence of more of RAM that are causing problems?

  # The extra RAM is simply ignored.

  My other question is, will this Core i7 CPU work XP without any problem? I don't plan to overclock, but I
  also know that the new CPU technology that XP is not designed to take advantage.

  She looks like my question of RAM; Basically, I ask you, will be the presence of a new CPU technology I
  can't or don't use are causing problems XP for XP or will the CPU at worst just function as if there no

  
  having this technology while running XP? Or it will not work XP at all?

  As far as I know, there should be no problem.

  I know that everything will work in Windows 8.1 and my hardcore calculation will run this OS

  environment. However, I have leisure activities that work best in Windows XP, and I have a validly
  licensed XP installation disc and therefore do not buy Windows Pro 8.1 to run a virtual
  machine but rather to use XP I always did on my old desktop PC, now dead.

  Please tell us what are these leisure activities and why you think that they
  works best on Windows XP. My guess is that they could use at least
  as well in Windows 8.1, and if you need you can run Windows XP 8
  mode (see
  ( http://www.howtogeek.com/171395/how-to-get-windows-xp-mode-on-windows-8/)

  As far as I fear, something like that is greatly
  preferable to dual-boot. And it will not be not necessary.

• is it possible to reinstall windows without disc xp.home, if I have the activation key

  I had a virus on my desktop pc and need to reinstall windows

  Hi ydnameom1,
   
  You must have a Windows XP installation CD.
   
  If you have lost or misplaced your CD, you can contact the Support team customer Microsoft to obtain a replacement copy.
   
  For more information, see:
  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals
   
  To keep your computer clean and away from the attacks of viruses or malware, try to use the scan of Microsoft Security. It could even save to reinstall the operating system.

• Is it possible to install Windows 7 on external HARD disk

  That is the problem.

  A friend with a Toshiba laptop (do not know the model right, but probably with win7 - 6 month old machine) has a problem with the internal hard drive.
  He crashed and his does not work.

  It has the toshiba recovery CD and an external hard drive.
  Is it possible for him to install win 7 on the external hard drive?

  (the easy medium woyld be buying a new in-house but for the next 2 months because of his work that it is impossible).

  Hello

  I don t think that it would be possible to install the Windows 7 external HARD disk.
  You should replace the internal HARD disk and should put the new HARD drive in the laptop.
  Then you should be able to install Windows 7 on the new HARD disc.

  Good luck

• Burn DVDs using Windows DVD Creator

  I am using first Pro CC 2014 in a Windows 7 environment.

  Creating DVDs is very good an exception for me, but I find that I need to do on a project that I finished yesterday evening.  Help files are full of duty (which is is more developed again) to handle this, but reading the instructions, it seems that I need to install Pr CS6 for this.

  Then... a few questions before I pass a (Aussie ADSL speeds waste) time downloading something I do not need, is it possible to use Windows DVD Maker (or, in a pinch, DVDStyler) to manage and, if so, what export settings should I in SOUL?

  FYI, I tried using the preset with PCM Audio MPEG-DVD and I thought that he had worked - but my 12 minutes project stopped after about 8 minutes and there is no audio data.  Also, I tried to compress the audio in the MPEG format in SOUL with similar results.  DVDStyler seems to read the .m2v file generated by the SOUL like wave, so I have not even tried a burn.

  Another question: if I don't have to go on the road of CS6/still, my project 2014 CC will drop open here or do I have to do some sort of conversion?

  Any advice on the best way to proceed would be much appreciated!  I'm sure I'm missing something and this should not be difficult.

  Well, playing around, I found my own solution which I'll post in case anyone else wants to burn DVDs without installing CS6/still.

  I found a piece of software called DVD Flick (free under a Creative Commons license) which can create DVDs from a wide variety of raw materials - I happened to use a version made in SOUL on the Youtube HD preset (1080) and it worked well - good quality, the instructions were clear and concise, and the coding was relatively fast (about 1 minute-by-minute video).  If I need to burn a DVD more in the future (so probably not, but who knows) can I have a play with other settings of the SOUL, but, for the moment, I am happy and can recommend DVD Flick on CS6/still just for the occasional DVD.

• Sending photos by email using Windows Live Mail instead of Outlook

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  The Gallery is expected to launch a new message in your default e-mail program...

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  Open the e-mail drop window and select (highlight)... Windows Live Mail as the
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• Mobile Windows without reformatting.

  I recently had a very malicious virus attack my computer and it caused a near system failure.  A friend of the family is a certified technician computer and reformatted my computer for free.  However, in doing so, he reinstalled Windows on drive C and it takes all my space now, which puts my computer with low virtual memory running on an almost constant basis.  I have a lot of space on my D and a readers, is it possible to 'move' windows without reformatting everything first?  Thank you!

  A logical drive is a partition. In Windows, separate partitions appear as readers; for example, C: and D:, etc.. If you have only one physical hard disk (which is what it sounds like), then the way you did partitioning was not really helpful. It may make sense to separate the operating system from pure data because if you need to reinstall Windows it will leave your data intact. There is no reason to put programs on a separate partition, since they will have to be installed in all cases after the operating system.

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  You cannot simply copy your files from Windows the way you did. You must do a clean installation of Windows to a different partition for Windows. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• How to use Photoshop without an internet connection

  I need to use Photoshop, but due to problems of security of the program is not allowed to connect to the Internet. What are the versions that I can use and how to get them? 99 days/30 days is not the solution (with CC).

  You can always download CS6 on another computer and transfer to your safe to install computer.  You must activate it if.

  Does that help?

  Successfully Setup & activation CS6 (not creative cloud) behind an authenticating Proxy Server

  Without knowing more details, we can only guess.  Also I'm not sure if it is possible to use CC without ever connecting to the Internet.

• Using Windows Powershell ISE with vSphere PowerCLI

  Hey everybody,

  I'm completely newbieand have just started on the track "managing vSphere with powershell. First problem:

  Is it possible to use Windows Powershell ISE with vSphere cmdlets or can I only use the vSphere PowerCLI?

  I wish I could type my commands directly in the window of the ISE and manage my scripts etc because of this (I find myself n always cut and paste from Notepad when you use the PowerCLI).

  If so, how should I do this?

  I guess its something simple, but when I run the ISE seems not to have registered vSphere cmdlets. I guess I missed something?

  Thank you

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