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  The 'disc Windows 7 from the manufacturer of your laptop upgrade' can be used to improve the qualification system of operating from 32-bit of Windows Vista that was originally installed on the laptop.  It cannot be used for any other configuration or purpose. Carey Frisch

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  With the help of Mozilla has worked for me until about two weeks ago, when Mozilla started to become more and more reliable and now completely unusable. Assuming that it was a specific problem of Mozilla, I downloaded the 32-bit versions of Chrome and Opera and finished with all versions of four 32-bit navigation programs are the same.

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  Hi guys,.

  Paul - try to uninstall IE8 and run a startup repair.  If the Startup Repair cannot take care of the problem, try to do a repair on the System Installation.

  1 uninstall Adobe Flash Player:
  http://www.Adobe.com/go/tn_14157_fr
  "How to uninstall the plug-in Adobe Flash Player and ActiveX control.

  2. temporarily disable your anti-virus software and antispy/malware and reinstall the latest version of Adobe Flash Player:
  http://www.Adobe.com/go/getflash

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/957700/en-us
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  Then reinstall IE8.
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  -Courtesy of Vincenzo Di Russo -.

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  Always make sure that you have the means to reinstall your programs, or by an installation disc or access to the installation files.

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  2. on the page to install Windows, click install now.

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  Kanewai - try to uninstall and reinstall IE8

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