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• After installation of the operating system 7, Photoshop CS does not work and is called a power PC program. It is an Intel machine and Photoshop has worked well with OS 10.6.

  After installing OS 7 (from 6 OS) on a machine Intel, Photoshop CS and CS2 will not open. I get the message that the Power PC programs are more supported. Why is this happening? Thank you.

  The message is clear (if you know what Power PC means, in other words). All G5 and many ancient used Mac made by Motorola and IBM called PowerPC processors. More recent that all Mac G5s use Intel processors.

  You talk to any OS, Mac, Windows, Linux, etc, the application that you are using must be written and compiled for the CPU and operating system, or it won't work.

  Your copy of Photoshop were written for older Mac using PowerPC applications and does not not on any Mac running Lion 10.7.x or later version. They ran under Snow Leopard 10.6.x because it was the last version of Mac OS X to include Rosetta, which is an emulator PowerPC that allowed these older apps to function, even though the Mac has an Intel processor.

  Your have several options.

  (1) buy a new version of Photoshop that runs natively under Leo.

  2) back to Snow Leopard.

  (3) purchase Server Snow Leopard from Apple ($20) and that run in a virtual machine as the free VirtualBox, VMware or Parallels. You can then run your PPC software in the virtual machine. It means that you were running an OS within an operating system and need a good amount of RAM installed to support the two well enough for your Mac is not slow to a crawl.

• Cannot remove three shared folders from previous installations of the operating system

  I discovered three files named ICS$ ADMIN$ and C$ in the management of the computer that displays three folders. I wonder if you have a solution to this problem or any useful comments, you will have on the problem.

  NOTE: I tried to delete the folder via an elevated command prompt.

  I already deleted the folder three via the command prompt the command delete, but when I rebooted the computer, shared three record were still there.

  You can see these three files here http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a523/Dannysbiz/untitled2.png

  It works the same way with $recycle.bin if the folder and the file does not exist it creates it and sets their default no matter if it comes from your old operating system or not his record as a value by default, you could run cmd system permissions and delete them throughout the day and it just regenerate.

  system of the mark as shared because the system of sharing folders and files with you

• Installation of the operating system on a blank hard disk on ibm thinkpad

  I have an ibm thinkpad r50p without hard drive. I can buy a blank hard drive for this machine. This machine has a maximum 2 gig of ram installed. W7 will work properly on this computer or do I have to install xp (original os = xp professional) House?

  I have an ibm thinkpad r50p without hard drive. I can buy a blank hard drive for this machine. This machine has a maximum 2 gig of ram installed. W7 will work properly on this computer or do I have to install xp (original os = xp professional) House?

  It is not so if the R50 would satisfy the minimum requirements for Win 7 for processor capacity, amount of memory sharp and others, but if there are Windows 7 drivers for the hardware incorporated into the machine.

  I suspect that there are NO Windows 7 drivers for most hardware.

  Look at the label on the bottom of the laptop and find the model/type number.  It will be a 4 digit number with a 3 character alphanumeric suffix.  Go tohttp://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/homeLenovo.do and enter the model type / in the box that says "Fast track" under ", choose your system" on the top right of the page.  Click on the button GO and check fade available drivers are valid for Windows 7.

• having problems with the installation of the operating system, updates and other disk after the installation of the new HD

  After you have installed the new HD, loading of BONES, but having trouble installing microsoft service Pack 1, but several other updates. Following the troubleshooting steps don't provide any assistance. can not load the disc to sound blaster. was originally on my system, just try to reinstall and I get a window telling me that I need to install my audio drivers first? Also experienced a few freeze ups today, would not respond to any action or orders, including the power button. Finally removed a/c and battery adapter pulled to do stop and restarted. Then he does a disk check, and then goes back to almost normal. almost, because it is not quite the same computer a few days ago. I have a dell Inspiron 1720, I am not at all computer savvy and I am very frustrated... Please help me!

  Hi Art,

  Thank you for your message.

  Here is some information about drivers and their update:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  "I went to the dell support site and downloaded what was in the audio position who has not solved my problem here either.

  What did you do with the file downloaded from the Dell support site? You double-click the file to run it?

  What version of the Soundblaster device you are trying to install? Some Soundblaster cards are not compatible with Vista.

  What do you mean by: "it's not quite the same computer a few days ago"

  Chris
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Choppy Audio quality on the new installation of the operating system

  Okay, so I once more of the problems with my elitebook 6730 b. Latest he has frozen and closed. After closing down and reboot I got a messege error saying "Error Prime disc press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart" so after finally decideing just go ahead and wipe the drive and do a fresh install. I've had formatting hard drive he always said "disk write error" through the tool of Sanitizer of disk in the BIOS menu. But, somehow, it's the format of the player after several failed attempts. After that I reinstalled Vista sucessfully, but I noticed the Audio, whenever his plays on the computer of his jerky and is not clear at all. Could someone help me with this problem?  Also, I had this problem before when I do a new install of windows, but that it was like a month ago and I don't remember what I did to solve the problem.

  OS Vista Home basic 32-bit

  Laptop model: Elitebook 6730 b

  Hello:

  Have you installed the chipset driver?

  Maybe this will help.

  Have you installed the latest version of the HP power assistant?  This version can cause audio choppy.

  If you have installed the latest version, uninstall that and either do without or install an earlier version.

  Paul

• Loud beep and the power on / off power during installation of the operating system 10.11.2

  Someone else did this happen to them? My MacBook Pro (early 2011) making a loud beep sound and the power and turn off several times while he was installing the new os 10.11.2 update this morning? Everything seems to work fine, I've just been caught unawares. I've never had such a thing happened to me in updating my mac. Someone else?

  can happen

  I think the install dialog says that the mac can shut down and put into service once more.

  If its works well it should be good.

• Can I get an installation Win XP Pro Update CD includes SP3? The one I have now is pre - SP2 and reinstalling the operating system takes 4-EVER!

  My existing Windows XP Pro installation CD is almost a decade, and it precedes SP2. It's a nightmare, whenever I have to reinstall the operating system as ut takes a day or two to download Microsoft updates. Is it possible to replace my installation CD with a newer version, including a number of post-SP3 updates and SP3?

  You do this using a technique called "slipstreaming".  You start with a genuine XP installation CD and add in the necessary service packs and updates.

  If your CD-ROM is sp1 or 1A, you can just slipstream sp3.  If you have XP 'or' (pre - sp1), it is more complicated.

  There are many websites that explain how to do this.  Google for "slipstream sp3 of xp" or something similar.

  This site claims to have a script that will create a slipstreamed XP sp3 and all post-sp3 CD critical updates (description wrongly "sp2").  I the have not used and do not have any information on how easy it is or if she actually does what it says.

  See also http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/itproxpsp/thread/eff07503-cf09-4ada-b327-410d341450b9/

• Installation of an operating system when the PC has crashed and you have no cd for it

  I work on a PC (Philips), which was purchased by PC World by my brother, it is out of warranty and basically his breath his brain (CPU card mother MSI and duff all disc), I had a spare mother (ECS) and CPU and it was installed in the unit. Is there anyway that I can get hold of the operating system Vista Home Premium The cd to reinstall without having to go out and pay the full amount for a whole new CD and license, when I already had a license for this machine?

  You got a NEW computer.

  Read this:

  OEM and retail licenses:

  If your computer is pre-installed with Vista, it is classified as an OEM license and is not transferable.

  The license of Vista OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.
  You cannot transfer it to another computer/laptop

  If a license of Vista at retail, you can transfer it to another computer/laptop.
  But it can only be installed on one computer at a time.

  A single license is a single Installation.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  You are in a very grey re area Activation when you upgrade hardware; as OEM recovery disks are related to the original pub of Hardwaere license OEM Vista.

  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.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  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.

  Have a read of everything.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Will there be repercussions to Program Files on one partition other than the operating system of the installation?

  Will there be repercussions to Program Files on one partition other than the operating system of the installation?  Most if not all the software packages allow to customize the installation.  I had an experience with OFFICE 2013 and this allowed me to install on a separate partition.  After installation, I checked the menu START was 2013 OFFICE & I was able to launch PwrPt without complications.

  My motivation for doing this is that I have several versions of LabView which occupies the huge disk space.  So if I can separate the backup image of my OS program files is greatly reduced in size.  This allows me to record several images of my OS by dates without needlessly chewing my external hard drive.

  Anyone know this & if yes are there complications or questions?

  Appreciate any feedback

  I think I've found a more informative explanation via:

  http://www.SevenForums.com/general-discussion/221347-install-personal-programs-partition-separate-OS-partition.html

• VMware - script the creation of the vm and the operating system installation process

  Hello.

  Trying to determine the exact steps to automate the entire process of creating a virtual machine, and install a linux OS (Rhel/Centos) in the virtual machine. I need to understand the steps to do it entirely from the CLI using scripts. I have seen a few sites that describe the basic process of creation of the VM, which appears to generate the vmdk file.

  I've seen nothing that shows what needs to happen to install the operating system in the virtual machine, in the CLI. This process should be auto/programming, so I can't use the GUI.

  I imagine that the whole process will have to call the process/kickstart file and start from that somehow, but I don't see how the elements fit. The goal is to then have a VM with the required OS/Apps that are then run / deployed by external users on their machines.

  If this process can work, then we can talk to a Council-expert/vmware on the next phase of the project.

  Answer that be detailing how to proceed, or point of item/sites on that would be great!

  Thank you

  I just tested on a Linux system and had to perform the installation of VMware VIX - 1.10.1 - 266898 two times.  It is not the first time without any message in the log file.

  After a successful installation, I ran a .vmx without first modifying the /usr/lib/vmware-vix/vixwrapper-config.txt file and received the error message waited on the specified version was not found and then after editing it, I was able to run the .vmx using vmrun nogui.

• Can I use ANY XP Professional disc to reinstall the operating system on my computer. I have the thing professional XP installation sticker code on my computer, but do not have the disc that came with my computer.

  My C: drive boot sector is dead.  Now, I need to get a new drive C.  I don't have the original disc supplied with the computer.  I don't have access to an XP Professional Upgrade disk.  Can I use with the passcode on the sticker on my computer to install the operating system on a new hard drive?  If this is not the case, what should I do to get XP installed on my new hard drive.

  It is one thing for a replacement...  Thank you

  You cannot use your authentication code with a upgrade disk.

  See How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and updates of products and replace product manuals .

• Impossible to download and reinstall the operating system after erasing HD

  Yesterday morning, my iMac won't start.  It was fine the night before.

  The progress bar reaches about two thirds to three quarters of the way to the end when the bar of progress disappears and I find myself with a gray screen. It does this by starting too.

  I followed the advice of Linc Davis at https://discussions.apple.com/message/21333265 (hash) 21333265 (Note - I can't find the symbol of hash on my keyboard key so if you if know where he is, please replace by in the link - oh (hash) and tell me where it's too please ;-)).

  I started the Revovery volume (now here actually).  Run Disk Utility/First aid finds no problem with MacIntosh HD (my boot drive). I can't find how to repair permissions.  The option no longer seems to be there. Reset NVRAM has nothing else that makes the iMac wonder my preferred language.

  I used download and reinstall OS option.  The first time I tried to re-download El Capitan, it took 15 minutes and 45 minutes to install.  Installation failed leaving me to the grey screen again.  I think that the Setup program itself was trying to restart the iMac when he got stuck in the same place I'm stuck.  I left it there for about six hours before I tried to restart manually.

  Tried to download the operating system again. This time, it was after using the recovery volume, select MacIntosh HD, by using erasing, then the option reinstall in THE.

  I did two times now.  The first time I tried 'Erase and re - install' the download bar has got to a point about a third of the way across, and then he stopped. Time of download bar gradually got more and more long, up to what I canceled it (when the display estimated download time is six and a half).  The internet connection was problematic, or the Mac had stopped download (similar to the earier progress bar).  The second attempt to delete and download, the download bar has not yet started to progress.

  My HARD drive has several volumes.

  1. The most important. My MacIntosh HD with OS 10.11.4 - El Capitan.
  2. The second, MacIntosh HD 2, is about 50 GB, a Mavericks installed on it.
  3. The third is 10.11.4 recovery volume.
  4. The fourth is another volume of recovery for the Mavericks.
  5. There is another called eDrive bulkhead.

  Apart from MacIntosh HD, with none of these volumes I problems in starting up (with the possible exception of the Mavericks resumed, that I have not tried to access all since the update to El Capitan).

  I used first aid utility disk several times, and no problems have been reported. I used the version of El Capitan permanently.

  I can't understand why, after erasing the MacIntosh HD to do it again, I can't get the iMac to download the MacOS and reinstall.

  A couple of clues-

  • After his clear utility drive always reports what is MacIntosh HD. (When I restart, the dialog "Select Start Drive" only shows the volume of the Mavericks and eDrive)
  • Disk utility also shows "Apple Disk Image/OS X Base System."  OF THE said that it is ejection. But this button does not work.  I suspect it's what might stop download me the installer and start again.

  I used e-drive to check the iMac and, in particular, the drive HARD; even performed a surface scan.  No problems have been reported.

  Your 2007 iMac is too old to download OS X, you need to install OS X since the recovery partition directly. If this does not work then Yes, something is wrong with your HD run Apple Hardware Test Mode Extended 2 - 3 times back to back, if errors appear which confirms what I said. You will need the original DVD that came with the computer in order to run it.

• How can I reinstall the operating system with the recurring kernel panics?

  MacBook 1.1, white, plastic, 2.0/2x1GB/80GB/SD/USB.

  It used a lot, but want to keep going for special purposes.  Get kernel panic/black screen when I try to reinstall the operating system on a blank disc;  deleted before trying to reinstall Lion 10.7.3.  Tried other earlier versions of operating system.  Reinstall the memory chips and ordered new ones as a bet.  Made a "Lion" partition the Middle clone backup FW for my MacBook Pro, but there now El Capitan; window said I have bad installer in MB Pro; Cannot install on this new FW partition, but I don't know if this will help anyway.  Must be HW problem; nothing on the MacBook drive.   Diagnosis I could not complete either.  Impossible to wipe FW with the MB Pro, Lion and other stuff loading to attack the problem of HW?   Don't know how to do in this regard.  A new Disk Warrior 5 and old Tech Tool Pro.  Apple HW Test on the original disc from MacBook will not appear either?   Difficult OB!    Challenge yourself, please!   New mem circuits can do. ??

  So I'll try to attack it from the external hard drive, of course, I have to.   But how to find and eliminate the block HW?   Finally, go ask Apple support.

  It doesn't let me finish any operation!

  According to Mactracker, a Macbook 1.1 is limited to Snow Leopard 10.6, as the new OSX compatible.  Do you mean you had lion (10.7) installed?

  Ciao.

• Portege 3490, installation of an operating system?

  I just bought a 2nd hand portege 3490 and I was wondering what the easiest way is to put an operating system on it can I just whack in a USB CD-ROM and do it this way?

  Hello

  normally, you need a PCMCIA CD-ROM because you must start the operating system installation CD when you want to install a new OS!

  But in my opinion, it should also work with a USB disk, a Boot disk and a USB CD Rom

  You must include a driver CD Rom courable on the startup disk.

  You cannot boot from a USB CD directly, try this.

  Or contact you a Toshiba Service partner, they have the PCMCIA reader. But you will pay for it!

  Sammy Bye