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  Hi, Pantha9,

  What version of Windows are you using?

  Start > right click on computer and select Manage

  Select Device Manager

  Click on the + next to sound, video and game controllers

  Right-click on the driver and select uninstall

  Restart the computer and Windows will reload the driver

  New attempt of his

  Access the site of the factory and search for driver updates

• Type of SCSI controller and the driver for Win XP Pro

  Can anyone tell me please what SCSI type should I use for Windows XP Pro? Any SCSI controller I use, VSphere, ensures an error telling me that Win XP does not support the driver that uses VMware ESX to SCSI virtual devices - but it works very well.

  Any help is appreciated. TY

  This is the document that I always follow when creating XP workstations,

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/XP_guide_vdi.PDF

  Note that you need the new version of the driver for new service packs.

  That said, like André request can you put a picture of your error.

  As a result, I'm moving this post to the guest OS of the forums section.

• Portege Z930 - new Windows 7 and installing the driver

  I have a Toshiba Portege Z930 Ultrabook.

  I don't use it for a while because he was very very slow when navigating or attempt to perform other tasks. I scanned the system with several antivirus (now I have Avast and Fixila, but I also used Kaspersky and Norton) and nothing came.

  Now, I decided to reinstall Windows.
  So, I received a kit of Windows 7 Pro (it's the license granted with the laptop) and I'm fighting for a week to make it work properly.

  Now seems as graphics card does not work, I have most of the hard disk full some old files of windows, etc, etc.

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  And YES, I tried all THE drivers available on the Toshiba support successfully section only for the wireless card.

  2. have you had problems with the speed?

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  Hello

  > Now looks like graphics card does not.

  Does that mean exactly? Graphics card is recognized correctly in the Device Manager?
  In case it is, the driver is installed and works of the GPU.

  What Portege Z930-xxx are you?
  The exact part number might be useful to check the specs of the laptop.

  By the way: the driver / software installation is not very difficult.
  Forget the other Toshiba software if you n t want to install it
  Pick up the pilots only...

  However, some parts of the software as a value-added Package must be installed because this package installs a range of important public services.

• Pavilion a1710n impossible to enter the BIOS from the put in new hard drive

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  Hello again patticat22,

  Thank you for responding to my message. If I understand your reference Bravo you check to see if you can find a solution? If and it would be better to search for accepted Solutions because they are used to indicate that a solution has been found, where a Bravo must indicate appreciate for a position.

  As for your question, I think it could be a drive for the failure of the installation that you have and recommend you order another set. I'm you provide a link to the HP Support document: looking for HP recovery discs or a USB HP recovery disk?, which has all the necessary steps to guide you through the ordering a new set of recovery disks. There may be a fee for ordering them, but I think this will solve your problem and get your computer back operational.

  So you can try to use the HP support document: removing and replacing the CMOS battery, that you want to remove the battery (keep out 24 hours before putting it again) and put it back. This should clear your BIOS and reset back to factory. If the BIOS is still inaccessible after that, I think it would be best if you contacted technical support HP for repair options.
  
  United States supports Contact link options HP products purchased in the United States.
  Outside WE support link to connect with options for HP products purchased outside the United States.
  
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• Need new firmware for the drive (Mat * un UJDA750)

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• The drive on my Acer Z5610 is overheating and stop. How can I transfer my Windows 7 on new HARD drive

  Would appreciate help from the members of the Forum.

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• I need to change the drive to a new drive letter, but XP will not let me because he thinks that the letter is in use.

  Quick question: I need to change the drive to a new drive letter, but XP will not let me because he thinks that the letter is in use, when it is not.

  The question for a long time: I've updated two disks in my computer from 1 TB to 2 TB. They were e and K:. The KC: drive is used as a backup of data on E: drive.

  I copied all the data on the old drive E: to the new, but when I put the new drive in place of the old, XP wouldn't let me assign the E: drive letter. It is ironic that several times, I see the warning that if you change a drive letter, some programs may not work - so of course that Microsoft is aware of this problem - however, it is annoying when you NEED to change a drive letter to OPERATE programs, but Windows won't let you. Sometimes, trying to protect users from doing stupid things prevents them from making things work...

  Anyway, after some research, I discovered that if I put the drive E: OLD and "remove" the drive of her letter, then the letter E: becomes available again. It did not work, and my computer is now partially satisfied with his new E: drive. However, the same trick with the new drive K: does NOT work.

  I removed the letter 'k': the old K: drive, but when I install a new one, it won't let me change it. It happens to be stuck at 'l': it's no use to me because backup programs are ready to use the K:\ path.

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• ERestoring of CD on the larger disk after a failure of the drive - new drive preparation necessary?

  You want to ensure that I have the process down before you begin...

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  Problem solved.

  Despite no answer precise questions of formatting and partitioning with a new drive that I asked above search Acer or Google, the installation went well. The hot Virgin spare was automatically partitioned and formatted by the recovery without intervention of the user software.

  The hardest part was to push the open DVD button at the right time so I could insert the recovery disk...

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• Windows XP Pro the cloning of new hard drives (ready to use to backup discs).

  Hello. I use a system dual-boot Windows XP Pro at the moment. The first instance of XP, I use for internet, test new applications, etc... (a beat hard drive). The second instance of XP, I only use my Audio Studio. Due to an an external sound card very inconsistently (Presonus Firebox), this system does not work.

  "Why not just install everything on a disk?" you ask. I have operated this way until recently and have grown tired of incompatible software and need to keep my Audio Studio completely isolated from everything else.

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  Due to the fact that I'm on dial-up (there is no high speed in my area so far), "days" to completely update my Windows XP Pro.

  My goal is as follows:
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  (2) from there, create an exact image of the operating system that can be saved in a data cd/dvd/hard drive to copy onto a new hard drive. Image includes everything. Ex: registry entries, the drivers installed and software.

  Norton Ghost is not an option, because it will have to be installed to make the image, therefore, be part of the image.

  Any ideas on how I can do such a thing works? Windows 'Backup' do what I propose (an ISO standard or emulated)?

  I prefer Acronis True Image of Norton Ghost. I don't know why you would want it installed in your operating system image, so just install it in your other operating system. You create a True Image bootable CD and allows to clone/disk images. Ghost or True Image - besides - will do exactly what you want. We do that all at once for clients with critical systems - clone their server to an identical disk drive hard (it must not be the same in your case) and put the spare drive in the closet in an emergency. True Image doesn't have to be installed on the target computer - just install * somewhere * so you can build the bootable CD. Or if you buy the retail version House instead of the download (what we do because we use an Enterprise version), the TI CD is probably bootable. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Can not find the driver for Deskjet 4180 with the new MacBook Pro and OSX10.9.4

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  Hi sensho.

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I see you are trying to find the driver for your HP Deskjet 4180, with a new MacBook Pro with OS X 10.9.4, and I am happy to help you with this driver issue!

  Please take a look at this website, OS X Mavericks v10.9: installing and using the printer on a Mac.

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• SE error message: "Windows cannot load the driver for this hardware device. The unit may be damaged or missing. "When you try to install new drivers for DVD players

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  Hi krt2,

  In general, the error can be caused by a missing required device driver, a required binary file is damaged, if there is a problem with the process I/O file, or if a pilot that makes reference to an entry point in another binary file which can not load

  You can try to uninstall and reinstall the driver for the device to solve this problem.

  Step 1: Uninstall the CD/DVD driver. Follow this step to do the same thing:

  a. click the Start button, select Control Panel, click System and Maintenance and then click Device Manager. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  b. expand CD-ROM/DVD-Rom drives-> right click on the device, and then click Properties.

  c. on the device properties dialog box, click the driver tab, and then click on uninstall.

  d. restart your computer.

  Step 2: Reinstall the CD/DVD driver by visiting the manufacturer's Web site.

  See the links below for more details on the update of drivers:

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

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  Also, read the following article and check if that helps.

  Your CD or DVD drive is missing or is not recognized by Windows or other programs

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Any transfer on a drive hard new - what is the best way?

  Here's a question simple and straightforward, I hope. I currently have two internal hard drives:

  • C (IDE): OS (Win7), programs
  • F (about three times larger than C, faster, SATA): for most of the multimedia stuff

  (And some external and a dvd burner, which should not be relevant to this question.)

  I ordered a new hard drive, which will take over old job of the F drive. Once I have install and F empty on it, I want to move everything that is currently on C for which is now F and the new C drive I start and run Windows from. (C would also get a new drive letter and would only be used for backup purposes).

  I much prefer this without having to reinstall Windows and all my other programs, and without investing in expensive software of type Ghost I would probably use only once every two years or more. I also prefer not to have to partition F, although I'll do it if necessary.

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  Windows 7 image and move it to the new hard drive

  The only way to avoid reinstalling programs is in the image of the player. Connect the new drive as a slave (if IDE), then partition the new drive, so it has two partitions (or more if you want) - the last partition being slightly larger, then the amount of data on your current hard drive. Also, make sure that the partition you are moving that Windows 7 is greater, then the current partition is.

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  Both programs are offered free of charge:

  Reflect disk imaging:
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  Paragon Backup & Recovery Free Edition:
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  Remove the old hard drive and see if a new start, if it is not:

  Try to repair the Installation of Windows 7

  1. Insert the DVD of Windows 7 and restart your computer
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  3. choose your language and click Next.
  4. click on repair your computer, select the operating system you want to repair.
  5. click on the link to repair list system in the System Recovery Options recovery tools.

  More information and a how to guide:
  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/SS/Windows-7-startup-repair.htm

  If this does not solve it:

  1. Insert the DVD of Windows 7 and restart your computer
  2 boot from the DVD. If you are prompted, press any key to start Windows from the installation disc.
  3. choose your language and click Next.
  4. click on repair your computer, select the operating system you want to repair.
  5. Select command prompt and try the following commands (one command might work, or you may need to use several commands according to the exact problem):
   
  Bootrec /fixMBR
  Bootrec /fixBoot
  Bootrec /rebuildBCD

  Note: there is a space before the /.

  Space - increase free hard drive space

  Before taking the free picture of space hard drive if you want.
  The following procedure cleans the files associated with your user account. You can also use Disk Cleanup to clean all the files on your computer.

  1. click the button start, in the search box, type disk cleanup, then click Disk Cleanup.
  2. in the drives list, click the drive you want to clean, and then click OK.
  3. on the Disk Cleanup tab, select the types of files to delete.
  Note: To delete all Points except the most recent system restore - click on "Clean up System Files" and you will get another tab called more than Options. Now click More Options, and then click 'Clean up' under ' System Restore and shadow copies "and then confirm the deletion.
  4. click OK at the bottom of the window cleaning disc and in the message that appears, click on delete files.

  Reduce the amount of space allocated to system restore.

  1. start--> panel--> system and safety--> system
  2. then click on the "System Protection" link located at the top left.
  3. in "system properties? window, click the tab "System Protection".
  4 locate the 'Settings of Protection' box and select / click on the drive letter (usually c :))
  5. now, click the "Configure" button to change the settings to restore "disk space".
  6. move the slider to the left to reduce the amount of disk space, that System Protection can use.
  7. click "Apply" and then the "OK" button after setting the disk space.

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  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• Transfer of files from the old HARD DRIVE to new computer without an old computer. (He's dead - can not use) I have the hard drive, but need help to transfer my old files and settings.

  ·        My old Win XP computer died - it is completely unusable. I bought a new PC with Win 7 Pro and 1 TB. I still have the old HARD DRIVE (250 GB) which I have attached on the new computer using an external enclosure supports SATA drives. The external hard drive is connected to the computer in USB 3.0. I checked that the new computer can see the external hard drive. (I also used for backups by changing the hard drive with a 2 TB drive 'mass storage' - that works.)

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  You may be able to recover your data files, but I hope that you will set up your new system to automatically backup a second internal hard drive or an external USB hard drive.

  This suggestion may not work, but it's worth a try. Buy an external USB drive enclosure. They come in two sizes 2.5 "for the portable computer drives and 3.5" for desktop disks. You can purchase adapters for 3.5 "envelopes so that they can also be used with a portable player. Place the hard drive in the enclosure and connect to a USB port of another computer. Several hard disks are more able to start, but the contents of the disc can still be accessed, read and copied from the disk because you do not use the operating system on a failed disk.

  Here is an example of the type of device, I suggest:
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• Could not map the drive from external hard drive to the new computer laptop with windows 7-64 bit

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  Hi katnoir,

  Follow the steps described in the links:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/Windows-7-network-error-code-0x80070035-Windows/84791143-B70a-4EC2-B700-98df657fe45c

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  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/ErrorCode-0x80070035-the-network-path-cannot-be/d2debc9c-afbb-497c-A0D8-a3e4e0137061