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• Lenovo function keys repeatedly scoped it in PC games

  I added a few games to my E520 (under Win 7 Prof), but I noticed on all the various games, when graphic screens kicking, (any game), so made a repetitive spontaneous activation of the lenovo function keys.

  Specifically, it seemed that controls brightness (f7, f8) would spontaneously be high value at the bottom, apparently at random, a beep with each change.   The brightness of the screen black and white bar would flash, beep and then repeat, possibly with a new value, to infinity.    I was not in contact with the controls.    The common factor only was a game which came in its graphic video mode.     If the game had not yet changed the video mode of the down payment, then there's not had any effect.    Leaving the rematch in video mode of the game desktop mode also stopped the lenovo feature key bug if it was active.

  What happens and how can I solve the problem, and if it cannot be resolved, then how can I temporarily disable lenovo function keys?     I suspect the PC games, I tested also mapped key controls function and somehow during their office to vote triggered the lenovo feature keys application.    Nevertheless, the ultimate reason, I need a solution to workaround or difficulty.

  
  

• Groovy - return a value of Scoped

  All,

  This script will be placed in a derived metric which extends the reach of FXMApplicationresults.

  Looking for a little help here. I know that when I return value; Here, I'd get a bunch of data into value. But instead, I get NULL. Is this a normal behavior?

  [code]

  import java.sql.Timestamp.

  import com.quest.wcf.data.wcfdo.SpecificTimeRange;

  Import Java.util;

  def myint = 0;

  end def = System.currentTimeMillis ();

  def start = 1356998400;

  timeRange def = new SpecificTimeRange (new Date (start), new Date (end), 0, 100);

  value = scope.get ("pageDownloadTimeMean", timeRange)

  [/ code]

  This could help.

  import com.quest.wcf.data.wcfdo.SpecificTimeRange;
  end def = new Date () .getTime)
  departure from def = new Date().parse("M/d/yyyy","1/1/2013").getTime)
  def altSpecificTimeRange = new SpecificTimeRange (new Date (start), new Date (end), 0, 100);

  property = ' CPU/hostCPUs/use/period/average '.
  value = scope.get (property, altSpecificTimeRange)
  return [scope:scope.name, scopeType:scope.topologyTypeName, start: start, end: end, altSpecificTimeRange: altSpecificTimeRange, property: property, value: value]

  result

  {scope = Server1, scopeType is VMWVirtualMachine, start = 1357020000000, end = 1357611777198, altSpecificTimeRange = 1 January 2013 12:00:00 CST ^ & % 7 January 2013 8:22:57 PM CST ^ & %0 ^ & property 100% = UC/hostCPUs/use/period/average, value = 40.05888796680498}

• Table / function Scoping issue

  Hi all

  Can someone confirm this please?

  If I declare an array in a function, this table is available and accessible in the scope of this function?  In other words, have a local scope to function only?

  I ask because I can't access the values in the table outside the determinant function.

  For example:

  function myFunc () {}

  any other code, for example by specifying the length of array, etc.

  for (i = 0; i < myArray.length; i ++) {}

  myArray [i] = currentValue + i;

  }

  another code

  }

  
  trace (myArray); not defined here appears.

  What I have to do something like this inside the function to make the values available for the root and other functions?

  _root.myArrayGlobal = myArray; inside the function

  trace (myArrayGlobal); This then seems to work outside the service

  I just want to confirm to the only question that I have a scope.

  If so is it the way to 'best practices' to do?

  Thank you

  Best regards

  Chris

  Yes, declare a variable in a function give it scope only within this function. To remedy to your problem just to report apart from the function, not inside (and since you show not actually declaring, just in case, always report using "var").

  var monTableau = new Array();

  function myFunc () {}

  any other code, for example by specifying the length of array, etc.

  for (i = 0; i

  myArray [i] = currentValue + i;

  }

  another code

  }

  trace (myArray); not defined here appears.

• Session Scoped obSSOCookie

  Hi all
  
  In my application if the user clicks the "Logout" link, the obSSOCookie is removed. Later, when the user connects to the site with the same browser, every thing working perfectly. But if the user closes the browser without properly signing out, I see some strange results when the user logs in next time in the same browser.
  
  How can I configure the webgate to create a Session obSSOCookie scope? I mean the obSSOCookie must be removed when the user closes the browser (without siging off properly).
  
  A * R

  Hi Renon,

  By default, the ObSSOCookie is a session cookie. The problem could be your browser - Firefox and other tabs these browsers, browser instances share cookies and even close the browser do not get rid of it. You can try to use a HTTP monitoring tool to check that the ObSSOCookie is always there even when you "close" the browser and try to log in the next time.

  -Vinod

• Laptop HP 15-R119TU: version 8.1 of Windows which was this original system comes with?

  So I know that it was Windows 8.1 x 64... But exactly which variation my model comes with?

  House? Only one language? "N" ? .... Cannot be Pro.

  Is there any way to determine from the embedded in my BIOS product key?

  Many sites say it's 'Windows 8.1 with Bing. But there are also 'Windows 8.1 with Bing, one language'... etc.

  How can go do a new install of Win 8.1 who to him scoped from the OEM key in my BIOS. I have the model numbers, series and lot etc. on the back of my laptop. If those who can help.

  It's probably a question for the experts of HP.

  PS: I erased my entire hard drive. So there is nothing more. New installation.

  Hello:

  The page of product for your model below specifications indicate that it comes with Windows 8.1 with Bing (64-bit).

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-15-notebook-PC-series/7234951/model/7553315/document/c04489978/

  I don't think you can use the download ISO W8.1 from Microsoft, because it won't work with the product key OEM of W8.1 in the BIOS.

  You need to either use the recovery W8.1 media you did when you got the laptop, or an OEM of W8.1 installation disc.

  You laptop has no Pro of W8.1 verson.

• Upgrading HP HPE H8-1070uk to SSD using the mirror or new installation?

  I bought my H8-1070uk this time last year (Oct 2011) and decided to upgrade with an SSD.

  SSD of choice is Samsung 803, 2.5 inches Sata III 6 GB/s, 128 Gb. including the kit of accessories and Norton Ghost.

  Can we see problems with this choice for my office?

  Important information to take into account for the following questions, it's that I did a restore of complete system only 1 months ago. Recovery system was conducted using disks system recovery DVD created via HP Support Assistant at the time of purchase. I also upgraded from 8 GB to 16 GB of RAM only 1 week ago.

  I want the SSD as a boot drive for my Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS, as well to run my applications of 3D animation; Autodesk Softimage, Autodesk Mudbox and master of Adobe Creative Suite 6 thus than some other apps from day to day. Then use my HARD drive existing as a second car for the media and personal files, etc.

  Copy all my personal files (videos, photos, documents, etc.) on a drive external hard, my HARD C: drive partition is currently at 92 GB used space (I imagine that I might be able to find that a bit smaller) and Partition D: 10 GB 11 GB used.

  My basic question is what would be the best for my system and for the future, to create a mirror using the Norton Ghost software or do a clean install?

  Own Samsung promo videos of the 830 Norton Ghost seems very honest and will create a complete copy of my HDD to the SSD, fair enough.

  However do a few minor readings, there seems to be a fair few who suggest that in order to get the best of the SSD is to do a clean install. I don't really know how I would go to this topic but, would it not as simple as the insertion of the SSD, remove the HARD drive temporarily and then start using the system recovery DVD discs to create the clean install?

  What would be the recommendation of HP?

  Tips, tricks or general recommendations on this process would be greatly appreciated.

  Oh, also is there a slot specific SATA, that I should connect the SSD or are they the same?

  Thanks for your time,

  Steve

  Many before you have tried mirror/clone the OS for the SSD and ran into problems. A search on this forum or the internet should indicate what has been tried and failed. There seems to be no direct way to do what you want. The method below doesn't require activation and reactivation if you change most of your hardware as would be normally will not happen if you are using Windows with a standard COA key.

  It is a completely clean install and will require the installation of the drivers and software HP, if you chose for her, she.

  (1) download and unzip ABR beta for Windows 7. This is the homepage of ABR for Windows Vista. Please follow the section "How to use" for information and instructions on how to use it. These steps also apply to Windows 7. The 'activation' on your original with factory HP OEM Windows installation hard disk backup, backup the backup files in several locations (USB stick, SD card, external hard drive, etc.).

  (2) download your version (the version that has been preinstalled on your HP computer) Windows 7 from Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River. Using the built-in Windows 7 CD/DVD burning software, burn the ISO image of Windows 7 downloaded onto a DVD.

  (3) install Windows 7 from your new "Windows 7 disk" to your SSD, following all prompts as needed. Do not enter a product key Windows and do not allow Windows try to scoped. After the windows installation is complete, run ABR 'restoration of activation' to 'install' the previously saved until the product key and the certificate. Verify that Windows is activated, if not activated... repeat "restoration of activation" until Windows 7 is activated.

  Good luck.

• 15.6-inch HP Envy 15-k020us: what is my product key

  Hello

  I recently installed linux instead of victory 8.1 I want to cancel it. I am familiar with the process and just my product key.

  Thank you

  Hello

  You can get the key, the only thing is that you need to log a ticket with HP to get the same.

  You will need to install the OS to the factory and provide the last 5 characters of the current generic key of the PC and the ID of the product, as well as other information such as your address and so on.

  This is necessary because the key is unique to your PC and if used on a another unit will cause your PC to turn it off.

  In one, you will need to buy a new key from Microsoft.

  In theory, if you install the operating system from the HP recovery disk, you will not have a key as the OS will pick up the key from the BIOS and scoped once the PC is connected to the Internet.

• Downgrade to win 8-7, where is my key?

  We are to halfway in our refreshment from XP to Win 7 computer.

  Before today, I was getting new computers with a certificate of authenticity with a Win7 key on it.

  Since I do not use OEM installations (read: I don't want to have installed unwanted HP systems to get) I just reinstalled Win7 from my media and use the key on the COA to activate.

  Received today 4 systems with Win7 with no certificates of authenticity. HP sticker reads as follows: "QS: win8 pro demoted to Win 7 pro.

  The problems here are:

  (a) I can't use the facility that they came with, for security reasons.

  (b) I can't reinstall Win 7 without the COA key.

  (c) the system did not come with a Win7 installation disc.

  (d) we're going to jump 8 Win so ways to earn 8 are not an option.

  In addition to start buying another brand, what are my options?

  Thanks for your help =)

  It is a forum of HP consumer products and as HP Compaq Elite 8300 business computer is a class computer business, you can ask your question in the HP Enterprise Business Community. You can also contact the HP Business Support Center. However, if you want to continue on this forum, try the following:

  (1) download and unzip ABR Beta with Windows 7 Support. This is the homepage of ABR for Windows Vista. Please follow the section "How to use" for information and instructions on how to use it. These steps also apply to Windows 7. Perform the 'activation' on each computer backup and back up the certificate and the key has been recovered in separate places for comparison. Compare the keys and certificates for each computer, they are all the same? (He draws the original key HP preinstalled OEM factory and certificate from your factory installed OS OEM) Please report back with your findings.

  (2) download and use RWEverything to determine the version of the OA/SLP/SLIC in BIOS of the computer. See this page of Web MyDitigalLife titled "How to check or verify PC motherboard BIOS SLIC Version is SLP OA 2.0 or 2.1 for OEM Activation" for more information on how to use and decipher the information. (Windows 8 use OA 3.0 and this is where the problem can happen) Please report back with your findings.

  (3) download your version (the version that was preinstalled on your HP computers... in your case, Windows 7 Pro SP1 x 64) of Windows 7 from Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River. Using the built-in Windows 7 CD/DVD burning software, burn downloaded Windows 7 ISO on a DVD.

  (4) install Windows 7 from your new 'Windows 7' drive, following all prompts as needed. Don't let not Windows try to scoped. Run ABR 'restoration of activation' to 'install' the previously saved until the product key and the certificate. Make sure that Windows is activated, repeat "restoration of activation" until Windows 7 is activated. (It "installs" pre-installed HP OEM factory original key and certificate from your factory installed OS to your new installation of Windows. This HP OEM key and the certificate is what allows your computer to HP be factory preactivated.

  (5) install all drivers from the computer. These can be found on the support page HP for your computer, or you can find newer drivers on the various websites of the manufacturers of component... Intel, NVidia, AMD/ATI, Ralink, Realtek, etc..

  (6) image of the Windows installation and deploy it to the remaining computers.

  Please send Bravo

• FPGA ni922 24 bit?

  I am trying to acquire data from a ni9222 located in the chassis-9014 9114, cRIO.

  But for some reason, the output data type is used as a 24-bit fixed point number?

  However the 9222 is module of the ADC 4 channels 16-bit 500ks/S.

  I want to run the data via a fifo (target scoped) to power a 2 channel FFT module (coregen), which accepts fixed point 16-bit numbers.

  I seem to be anyway to change or correct the accuracy.

  I increased the fifo to 24 bits to try to work around the problem, but then I can't seem to massage the 16-bit required format (that it should have been originally)

  All this in the area of the chassis/FPGA

  In another section of my main FPGA vi, I 16 bits of the data of NI9215 quite happily was sent down a DMA FIFO for the time real cRIO and connected to a USB key without any strange problems.

  PS are the example any screws available for the use of the FIFO coregen and the 7.1 FFT coregen?

  I use the labview 11

  In my view, that the data is being multiplied by a scale factor to convert the entry to volts instead of charges.  I think it's so when you mix different modules with different resolutions of data acquisition, the outputs are in volts and can be compared, etc..  I know that I changed the properties of some modules for the former counties old-fashioned, but I don't remember exactly how I did it.

  Bruce

• How to get readers mounted with first names?

  How can I get the names in addition to C:, D:? In my application, I plug in a USB key, a new drive will be mounted. I tried getLatestDrive.vi in Labview, but had problems on some PCs. When my DUT is a blank card, Labview correctly detects the disc. But when the ASE is a non-Virgin Board, Labview is a hard drive E:\ drive which is false. Again, the problem has been found only on some of not all the computers we've tested on PC. Since the name of the drive of the ESA (besides the letter E: or I:, etc.) is known to me. So I want to find a function that lists the full names of the disks to locate my disc had TO without error.

  Thank you very much!

  Spring

  WMIC logicaldisk get name

  You can read about using wmic is very useful, try

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  or

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  WMIC /?

• loss of activation key for a reinstallation of Windows XP sp2 cd. P/N KY938 rating

  Hello. I used a (Ms Win XP Pro Sp 2) dell reinstallation CD to format my laptop (it came with the laptop). later, I discovered that I had lost the activation key. I can't activate it online cos it keeps asking for the key. Please, can someone help me? It's pretty urgent!
  the disc has a notation ' P/N KY938' down, and it's under Copyright 2007 MS corporation. .. more! God bless u!

  If you install a Dell supplied CD/DVD restore on Dell computer that it shipped with it should never ask the COA/key... The only time where I came across a plant from a Dell CD/DVD requiring a COA/key is because it has been installed on the non-Dell hardware. He has scoped during the installation of the system on which it was delivered with.

  I don't think that Dell will sell you a new set with installation of COST but can Microsoft. Not sure about the cost.

• Como puedo get the clave COA para realize downgrade from Windows 8 one of Windows 7 32 bit

  Buenas tardes:

  The empresa in the trabajo ha comprado una 86 computers HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF, las which amount han venido con license OEM Windows 8 64-bit y con Windows 7 32-bit media.

  El problema radIca in Los sistemas y applications than utilizamos solo con how Windows 7 32 bit, por eso as desde page of HP http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Operating-Systems-and-Software/download-and-install-Windows-7-...    y http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-windows-7-sp1-iso-from-digital-river/ de el instalador proffessional SP1 - U ISO of Windows 7 32 bit in formato ISO, el cual, pude instalarlo con normal y correctamente.

  Aun asi, el producto no ha sido activated, y me indican tengo 30 dias para activar fired her will. I have understood what the clave COA me estan tried esta encriptada in el BIOS y is no is muestra formed vignette in el Chasis of the computadora,'re por esa razón Québec no is como puedo activar her license of Windows 7, I have understood that las licenses con buy las son tipo OEM computers y puedo realize downgrade from Windows 8 a Windows 7 con normal y sin problema , in this case pero me pide license there no to get como clave COA.

  May inidcarme los pasos para realize este procedure? Are urgent

  MUCHAS Gracias

  Claudia

  [Redacted for privacy]

  This is NOT official HP customer service and I, like most other people on this forum do not work for HP. It is a forum for users of peer-to-peer supported for class for the HP consumer products. HP maintains no official presence on this forum and it is unlikely that HP will respond in an official capacity. No response from an employee of HP represents his own opinion and not that of HP.

  If computers were purchased with Microsoft's Downgrade rights, they would be shipped with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit installed in the factory and restore HP 8/8.1 Pro 64-bit Windows included media. You will need create the restoration of Windows 7 Pro 64 - bit from at least one of these computers support.

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  If computers ship with Windows 7 Pro 64-bit installed or if you have media to restore Windows 7 Pro 64-bit computers, you may be able to use the below to install Windows 7 Pro 32-bit.

  (1) download and unzip ABR Beta with Windows 7 Support. This is the homepage of ABR for Windows Vista. Please follow the section "How to use" for information and instructions on how to use it. These steps also apply to Windows 7. Perform the 'activation' on multiple computers backup and back up the certificate and the key has been recovered in separate places for comparison. (He draws the original key HP preinstalled OEM factory and certificate from your factory installed OS OEM) Compare the keys and certificates for each computer, they are all the same? Please report back with your findings.

  (2) download and use RWEverything to determine the version of the OA/SLP/SLIC in BIOS of the computer. See this page of Web MyDitigalLife titled "How to check or verify PC motherboard BIOS SLIC Version is SLP OA 2.0 or 2.1 for OEM Activation" for more information on how to use and decipher the information. (Windows 8 use OA 3.0 and this is where the problem can happen) Please report back with your findings.

  (3) If you do not already have a copy, download your version (the version that was preinstalled on your HP computer) Windows 7 from Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River.

  (4) install Windows 7 Pro 32 bit, following all prompts as needed. Don't let not Windows try to scoped. Run ABR 'restoration of activation' to 'install' the previously saved until the product key and the certificate. Make sure that Windows is activated, repeat "restoration of activation" until Windows 7 is activated. (It "installs" pre-installed HP OEM factory original key and certificate from your factory installed OS to your new installation of Windows. This HP OEM key and the OEM HP certificate, as well as the BIOS is what allows your computer to HP be factory preactivated.)

  (5) install all drivers from the computer. These can be found on the support page HP for your computer or you can find the drivers on the sites of manufacturers of component various... Intel, NVidia, AMD/ATI, Ralink, Realtek, etc..

  (6) image of the Windows installation and deploy it to the remaining computers.

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  HP EliteDesk 800 compact computer G1 is a class computer business, your question may be better answered the HP Enterprise Business Community. It is also possible to contact the HP Business Support Center for assistance with your question.

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

  Please click the 'Thumbs Up' white LAURELS to show your appreciation

  Esto NO es oficial HP attention al client y yo, como las otras personas in este foro most, no working para Este HP. are not supported-to-peer forum of usuario para productos consumo HP HP class. sin presencia in este foro oficial stays are likely poco that HP is going to an answering machine of manera oficial. Any respuesta UN empleado represents HP known opinion propia y none of the HP.

  If los equipos is compraron con Microsoft Downgrade rights, habrian sido quadrilha con Windows 7 Pro 64 bits wont fabrica desde y Windows 8 / 8.1 Pro 64-bit HP restore / medios recuperacion incluido. Usted will than crear el Pro 64-bit of Windows 7 restore / medios al menos uno estos equipos recuperacion.

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  If con los equipos envían of Windows 7 Pro 64 bit wont o tiene Windows 7 Pro 64-bit restore if / medios recuperacion para los equipos, can be able to use the information of abajo para instalar Windows 7 Pro 32-bit.

  (1) Descargar y descomprimir ABR Beta Con Windows 7 support. Here is the main page of the ABR para Windows Vista. Por favor, siga the section "how to usa" para more information e instrucciones sober como each. ESTOS pasos is applied a Windows 7 also. Perform the "copia activacion security" en varios hence there save the clave recuperado y certificado en lugares para comparison separately. (Esto pushes has the original HP OEM certificado preinstalado fabrica of clave y su fabrica installed OS OEM) Comparar las claves y los certificados cada equipo, are all the same? favor informen con sus hallazgos.

  (2) Descargar y use of RWEverything para determining OA / SLP / SLIC en el BIOS del equipo version. Consult this web page MyDitigalLife entitled "Como o PC BIOS SLIC SLP OA Verifique see are version 2.0 o para 2.1 OEM Activation ' for more information sober como use there descifrar information. (Windows 8 OA 3.0 uso y aqui are where is can produce el problema) Por favor informar con sus hallazgos.

  (3) if usted no tiene una copia, download the version (the version that it was pre-wont in sus equipos HP) of Windows 7 desde Windows 7 SP1 ISO Oficial of Digital River.

  (4) to Instalar Windows 7 Pro 32 bit, following todas las instrucciones según sea necessary. No Permite Windows para tratar auto-activation. Run ABR "activacion restore" has the clave of producto y el anterior seguridad certificado "instalar. It check that Windows is activa, repeat "activacion restore" until Windows 7 is activated. (Este "instala" the original HP OEM preinstalada fabrica clave y el su fabrica installed operating system para del certificado knew Windows instalacion limpia.) Esta tecla HP OEM y el certificado OEM from HP, junto con the BIOS are what permite a su equipo ser pre-activated HP fabrica.)

  (5) instale todos los drivers finetoothed para el equipo. ESTOS themselves can find in page soporte para HP knew computadora o you can find los controllers in los web sites different from los manufacturing of components... Intel, Nvidia, AMD / ATI, Ralink, Realtek, etc.

  (6) the instalacion of Windows Imagen e more in remaining teams.

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  Medida el EliteDesk 800 HP Small Form Factor equipo G1 are a team of business class, knew pregunta can responderse mejor in Comunidad de Negocios HP business. Also you can consider ponerse in contacto con el Centro de Soporte HP Business para ayuda con su problema request.

  If tiene alguna duda, por favor no no dude en long.

  Por favor, haga click en Blanco Bravo 'Thumbs Up' el para su agradecimiento show

• Replaced the motherboard, no. Recovery, etc.

  My HPE-400y flamed disappointing exactly 2 years after I bought it. I reduced to the motherboard and found an online vendor where I could buy what appears to be an exact replacement (same model #, physical layout, BIOS HP, etc.). Problem solved, at least in regards to power is concerned.

  However, I also wanted to restore the PC to its delivery status to start again with a clean system, but I can't restore it either from the recovery partition or the backup disks. At least the disk backup software gave me a message that has identified the problem: he sees it as another PC. It can also be what's wrong with the recovery partition.

  Other messages here on this subject, I see that the replacement of the motherboard, it is a "new PC" and the license does not transfer. But he also says that the exception is when it is replaced by a replacement motherboard "identical." The new motherboard is also identical, such that it is possible to get (that I know of), but I suspect that the recovery software can be configured more restrictive with a serial number or any other identifier fixed and doesn't let me do.

  So where should I go from here? It is a PC with hardware that is identical to what I bought, but it is a fairly expensive system to have had only two years of life! (Not my past experience with HP, and we have owned a large number of them.)

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400y. The partition recovery and recovery disks, search for a motherboard that has the same original "tattooed" on it as the motherboard information. The "new" motherboard must be 'tattooed' with the correct model name, product number, serial number, build ID, etc., until the recovery can take place. Only service centers HP and HP has the tools necessary to perform this task, and you will be charged for this service.

  If you want to cleanup the Windows installation, you can use the information below;

  (1) look on drive C: for a folder named "SWsetup" or similar. Copy or burn this file to a different location. Back up all your personal data.

  (2) download and unzip ABR Beta with Windows 7 Support. This is the homepage of ABR for Windows Vista. Please follow the section "How to use" for information and instructions on how to use it. These steps also apply to Windows 7. Perform the 'activation' backup and save the certificate and the key has been recovered in several external locations. (He gets the certificate of your factory installed OS and HP preinstalled OEM factory original key)

  (3) download your version (the version that was preinstalled on your HP computer) Windows 7 from Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River. Using the built-in Windows 7 CD/DVD burning software, burn downloaded Windows 7 ISO as a bootable drive.

  (4) install Windows 7 from your new 'Windows 7' drive, following all prompts as needed. Don't let not Windows try to scoped. Run ABR 'restoration of activation' to 'install' the previously saved until the product key and the certificate. Make sure that Windows is activated, repeat "restoration of activation" until Windows 7 is activated. (It "installs" pre-installed HP OEM factory original key and certificate from your factory installed OS to your new installation of Windows. This HP OEM key and the certificate is what allows your computer to HP be factory preactivated. With this key and certificate, Windows never call home to Microsoft to get turned on... activation is legitimately done locally via this key and CERT.)

  (5) install all drivers from the computer. These can be found on the support page HP for your computer, or you can find newer drivers on the various websites of the manufacturers of component... Intel, NVidia, AMD/ATI, Ralink, Realtek, etc..

  Please send Bravo

• Product key Windows vista family premium is not valid for activation?

  OK, thanks for that. You want to mean by clean install, format the drive, then install again installation dvd or tell you since the recovery disk that is created as a separate on my laptop drive. And, if I clean install on my laptop, it will ask to enter the product key during installation?

  Both the Dell recovery disk and partition recovery integrated automatically reformat the hard drive and return the machine to its original state of delivery (at least in theory) - should all have integrated the manufacturer key and requires no key when installing, please write. The integrated partition is probably the best to use in a first time - this is the fastest and less hassle.

  Remember to backup ALL your data to external storage first, as with will wipe away the C: partition and can erase any other partition on the hard drive as well.

  The system is designed for scoped him key to the manufacturer, given three things

  (1) the appropriate key

  (2) the right table SLIC in BIOS

  (3) certificates/licenses well integrated in the software.

  -in your case this system is broken somehow, perhaps following an attack of malware, or a faulty program or "accidental damage" of the software. The key and SLIC table is still OK, but somewhere the ability of the operating system to properly access licenses collapsed - either licenses are missing (unlikely) or the registry has been damaged so that the OS is looking in the wrong place, the wrong information or (or looking at all!).