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• When a computer XP starts, the following errors occur. Can't find Mac addresses, can't find DHCP at startup. PC is not connected to a network. Why would it gives this error at startup.

  When a computer XP starts, the following errors occur. Can't find Mac addresses, can't find DHCP at startup. PC is not connected to a network.

  Why would it gives this error at startup?

  It is not a Windows problem, it happens very early in the boot process until Windows is still a part of the image.  Your computer is configured for a remote network via PXE boot and there is no this PXE server so that you get this error message.  With PXE network boot, you can start a computer without him having a hard drive, the operating system resides on another machine on the network.  When the BIOS does not find the PXE server it gives you the error message, and then it proceeds to the next start equipment, which is probably your local hard drive.  Go into the BIOS and disable the PXE boot option or move it to the bottom of the boot order so that the hard drive is set as the primary boot device.

  John

• My MacBook Pro suddenly crashed. I lost all the programs, including InDesign CS6 I use the most. I installed a new hard disk, can't find my license number. How can I install CC? Adobe does not accept my address, no credit card no etc.

  My MacBook Pro suddenly crashed. I lost all the programs, including InDesign CS6 I use the most. I installed a new hard disk, can't find my license number. How can I install CC? Adobe does not accept my address, no credit card no etc.

  Find your http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/find-serial-number.html serial No.

  Download & install instructions https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2003339 can help

  -includes a link to access a page to download the Adobe programs if you do not have a disk or drive

• Can not find why the startup disk is almost full

  I got the message "Boot disk almost full" and began to go through the folders. I did an EEG info on my user folder and it says 240gig, my drive is only 250 gig. But when I go through each subfolder that I can't find anything even close to that of grand. I deleted everything that I don't need but can't find where this huge amount of file space is used.

  Simple answer - don't count on the Finder.

  The Finder hides just pieces of the file system that are not relevant for most users.

  When there is only a big gap between what the OS reports is used (240GB) and what you see in the Finder, is most often due to some errant logging process that fills the system logs, with mostly useless data.

  You can view the logs (and other 'hidden' data) using the Finder go-> go to folder... menu and entering: / var

  You can also use /Applications/Utilities/Console.app to view the logs to see if you can identify what process is at fault.

• Windows 7 installed on my recovery disk - can I remove it?

  HI - Windows 7 settled on my recovery disc and left intact the Windows Vista. There is not enough space on the recovery disk to install the updates. So... is it safe to delete all my recovery disc and start? I don't want to do is to find I deleted versions, of course. (I assume that Vista is on my C drive, but how can I be sure?)

  Hello

  Assuming that the C:\ drive still has Windows Vista installed. You can start on Windows Vista and format the drive D:\, who has installed Windows 7. Then, you can start a new installation of Windows 7. In this case, if you try to install Windows 7 without formatting the drive D:\, will give you an option to select the operating system you want to start with, because there will be multiple operating systems installed on two discs.

  During the installation of Windows 7, make sure that you select the right drive on which you want to install the operating system.

  Installation and reinstallation of Windows 7

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards
  Clement Kumar.

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

• How can I find out what startup files

  Number of files is loaded on startup because the entries in the RUN keys in the registry editor.

  Most of them is probably necessary, but I would like to know what they're doing so that I can decide if I accept them there.

  How can I find out what files do, especially files from Microsoft to start? Looking for file names always seems to give a vague result and an exhortation to try a magic registry repair program.

  Number of files is loaded on startup because the entries in the RUN keys in the registry editor.

  Most of them is probably necessary, but I would like to know what they're doing so that I can decide if I accept them there.

  How can I find out what files do, especially files from Microsoft to start? Looking for file names always seems to give a vague result and an exhortation to try a magic registry repair program.

  Here is an article on startup programs/applications. It might give you a better understanding of the subject.
  http://www.SysInfo.org/StartupList.php

  Excerpt:

  Key to 'status ':

  "Y" - normally leave to run at startup

  "N" - not required or not recommended - generally used that rarely tasks that can be run manually if necessary

  'U' - user choice - depends whether a user considers necessary

  'X' - definitely not required - typically viruses, spyware, adware, and "resource hogs".

  « ? » -Unknown

  I am not qualified to make recommendations of any kind.

• Envy Touchsmart K204TX: Envy K203TX recovery disks can be used to retrieve a K204TX feel like?

  Hi, the first thing I did when I got my Envy cell phone, K203TX, was to create a set of recovery disks.

  Then I discovered that the laptop has several questions.

  HP sent me a technician on-site, and technology, said these problems were caused by a material defective number (display board, motherboard and the case has a defective battery lock). It helped me to return the laptop as DOA.

  The problem is, HP store couldn't make me K203TX one another, I paid like $150 and upgraded to a fancy K204 TX.

  I have now the 204TX and this laptop has no problem at all, it's as good as it can get.

  My drive recovery K203TX of envy is always with me.

  Question > can I use these discs to recover my K204TX disaster? Or I'll throw these drives and create a new set of recovery disc for this computer?

  @johnwinchester

  The 203 was 15.6 "diagonal FHD (1920 x 1080) WLED glare-backlight

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04529223

  The 204 a 15.6 "diagonal FHD WLED-backlit touch screen (1920 x 1080)

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04529254

  I would like to put the old discs but do a new series of the new laptop as he has touchscreen.

  REO

• My recovery disk can be used on another computer

  original title: Help windows vista frend wonder borrow cd

  Hi I wonder if my frend can use my cd of vista for my old pc on him because he has a virus and need to reinstall windows, but did not know where his cd of vista. so can I use my cd on her? Pleae respond quickly

  Greetings: Johnny Landmark.

  You cannot use an Asus recovery disc and product key to fix the Acer computer.

  Your license of Vista Asus is linked to YOUR computer.

  It won't work on his.

  It won't pass activation and probably will not yet be installed...

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

  https://secure.TX.Acer.com/rcdb/main.aspx?brand=Acer

  Bring it to contact Acer at the above link and buy a set of Acer recovery disks.

  They normally sell them for a cost of $ small.

  Or, follow my advice in my 1st answer and try and borrow a Vista DVD from Microsoft.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Satellite L650-1 - second recovery disk can not be read correctly

  Help!

  I tried to get out of box state my Toshiba Satellite L650-1. The 1st recovery disk works but when I put my 2nd recovery disc my drive won t read the.
  I tried to insert my 2nd recovery disk into another laptop and it reads it.

  All the solutions for this?

  > I tried to insert my 2nd recovery disk into another laptop and it reads.
  How to understand this? If you put in another computer and check the contents in Windows Explorer, maybe it's readable, but this disc is for use of facilities.

  You created those discs?
  Do you use them for the first time?

  Normally, when you start installation of recovery first disc is copied and when the copy is complete, you will see message to the second recovery disk in the optical disc drive. Put the second and confirm by clicking OK.

  What happens when you do this?

• bad sectors on the hard disk, can't find programs or files

  Has worked on my Toshiba laptop and all of a sudden I got these error messages from Windows on bad sectors, cannot find the files...

  Well, I am unable to find programs or files... well explore works and it seem like windows must work because the computer starts.  I have

  did a scan of spybots and of course we found a few things but that's all.

  I had to start a new user account in order to have access to my hard drive and be able to do some repairs... He showed sound quite complete but unable to show all files or these.

  Tried a restore back a week, but it did not work.  A check on the hard disk and say he can do so that the system is in use.  I have nothing running!

  Don't know what to do next... any suggestions

  Thank you for posting a copy of a report of chkdsk on your C partition select Start, run, type "cmd" without the quotes in the box and press ENTER. Type chkdsk, and then press the ENTER key and a report, stating, among other things, a summary of how disk space is used, is provided. If you want a report on a partition or one drive other than C, you need to go to this partition. To access F, where F is the required partition you type F: and press the ENTER key.

  Copies of the reports from a command prompt can be tricky. Right click and select mark. This allows to highlight the selected text, and then click on copy. You will then open Word, Notepad or similar file, right click and paste. The selected text transfers your Clipboard to open the file. You can paste directly into a response message to the majority of the forums.

• The laptop recovery disks can work with Office?

  Hello.

  I recently had a hard drive matrix, on me, on a computer purchased recently renovated.  It is the desktop HP P6 - 2327c. I bought a Western Digital Blue 1 TB for her.

  I also have a HP laptop, the Pavilion dv6-1230us.  It came with 4 DVD to reinstall Windows 8 and the media.

  My question is, can I use these media for my office? (My Office was running 8.1 Windows 64-bit, so I can go again through the app Store of Windows).

  Or I have to buy DVDs for my office?

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  You have nothing to lose by trying the laptop disks but they will probably not work.

  They check a BIOS supported.

  You'll probably have to buy a set of recovery disc for your PC by clicking on the link below and then click to expand the link order recovery media.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4132&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=5296961

• Startup/recovery disks and file system Image.

  I know that DO START/RECOVERY disk can be made only once. But not preventing the system from IMAGE files, or would it be the RESTORATION of the file SYSTEM.

  How is my setup.

  The original 1 TB HARD drive came with the PC will be the OS (INSTALLED at the factory) and RECOVERY. And this will be the storage. I'll install a 120 GB SSD to be used as C drive. I'll install the OS from the BOOT/RECOVERY disk on drive C for two reasons. To ensure that it is a CLEAN INSTALLATION and ensure that it is NOT of QUESTIONS if they work or not. Then they will be stored in a place course.

  Then I would be able to do a SYSTEM RESTORE/RECOVERY file. And no longer on the internal memory or external storage.

  Anyone with knowledge of this and a better solution I don't know.

  Disc SSD 120 GB OS 'C '. 1 TB of disk storage HARD drive "D", (OS and RECOVERY will always be INSTALLED)

  The question "what is prevented from make the SYSTEM IMAGE files" - image files may consist of training, but with different software.  Several solutions for this by choosing software that makes the image IE files: Norton Ghost, Acronis, Paragon, etc..

  System Restore is a feature of Windows and does not make use of the same action, but it is useful in the return of the system to an earlier date.

• Download recovery disk creater software?

  Hi guys

  I have a satellite phone P850 138 and I had a virus, so I desided to pick up my laptop using the disks that I created when I brought my laptop.

  When he arrived to disk 3, he could not say that it could not find 10802XSP3. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT.

  Cause at this point, I died in water as his wiped the disk hard but could not deliver the data!

  I borrowed a set of discs from a PC older toshiba laptop, so I can at least get windows 7 installed and downloaded the drivers for my work laptop but I'd like to get my laptop recovered its own version of windows using a!

  OFC the installed version does not so much that what a laptop 2 recovery disk and there need 6 disks (Yes, the recovery partition is still there and I can see the files .swm etc...)

  I tried holding 0 (zero) key start upward and it does not work.

  did I download the creater software so I can create another set of discs?

  Thanks for any help

  Recovery disks can be created if the laptop has only factory settings. You cannot install the clean version of Windows and then create the recovery disk.

  If you have original disks for your model of laptop you must order original discs from Toshiba.
  You can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• BSOD caused HP recovery disk

  Hi all
  I desperately need help.

  I have a HP pavilion elite m9370.it with Windows Vista 2008 x 64 installed. The problems began yesterday when after the normal start screen frozen on a black screen with the mouse pointer. Somehow after the correction of boot F8 option, it loaded correctly. Today the same problem appeared again, and my sister decided for some reason any to put in 3 recovery disks made at the time when I bought the PC. Immediately after the insertion of the disc the BSOD is appeared, and to my dismay everything what I'm trying now results in a BSOD. Safe mode? BSOD. Repair? BSOD. Load the previous working configuration? BSOD. Remove the disk? BSOD. Etc.
  I think if my sister would not have put the recovery disk, but does the difficulty of startup thingy, it would work now.
  I'm still puzzled on why the recovery disk that should solve things causes more problems?
  Is there a way to stop the process probably as the album released causing this nightmare BSOD?
  What can I please? I'm ready in the same format the hard drive if necessary even though I have tons of important data on it.

  Help, please!

  Hey,.

  I burned a CD of Linux on PC from a friend, and with the CD, I was able to save all my data and also to create a windows bootable dvd. So, I did a clean install of windows with my key from the sticker on the pc vista. Now, I'm in the middle of installing all the drivers and things, but in general, I can say that I am now.

  Thank you willing to help me guys!

  See you soon.

  PS Be careful with recovery disks, everyone! If they are old, use them only under extreme conditions!

• When windows asks me to isnert a password recovery disk, it does not offer the possibility to create one in the D drive, where I have a DVD. Why?

  I have a new Dell XPS with Windows 7 Home computer. I want to create a password recovery disk. I have (1) check my CD/DVD drive works (2), I watched the video on how to create a password reset disk (3) I did the procedure successfully in the past on other computers (4) I rebooted the computer after having difficulty finding the opportunity to insert a disk in drive D, the name of the drive for my DVD / CD player. What is the problem?

  The problem is that when I am asked to insert a disc in the player I'd give myself a choice is not drive D, the name of the drive to my CD/DVD drive.
  So over and over again once I wonder to insert the disc. I also have one of these drives you can put 4 holders memory size different from the type used in cameras and I have a DVD player, it is called D drive.  Why I'm not given the option to use drive D when I'm given a choice I can insert a disc so that the password recovery disk can be created?

  Change the assignment of drive letter for the dvd player to one letter other than.

  1. sign the computer as an administrator.

  2. Insert a disk in the removable drive.

  3. type computer management in the start search box and press ENTER.

  4. click on disk management.

  5 right-click the partition, logical drive or volume that you want to change and then clickchange drive letter and paths.

  6. click on the removable drive, click it, clickchange, click the drive letter that you want to use, and then clickOK.