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• installation of a new operating system (windows 7 x 64 ultimate) and the formatting of the hard drive

  computer laptop hp - pavilion dv6-7070se entertainment

  -windows 7 ultimate x 64

  I want to format the hard drive... .and I was wondering if I can both HP_TOOLS & recovery format safely

  and please tell me if I can not and why...

  for your information: I deleted the windows comes with my laptop and installed windows 8

  Please help me as soom as possible...

  Thank you...

  Hello

  In this case, you can delete the partitions - as you have already removed the original operating system, you would not be able to create a set of recovery discs from the recovery Partition that you have lost the application Recovery Manager required to create, but you can always order a set of replacement recovery disks using the link below.

  Order HP recovery disks.

  If you ever need it, the HP_TOOLS partition can be re-created by downloading and installing the software on the link below.

  HP of UEFI environment.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Pavilion dv6600ev: I would like to replace the HARD drive and the RAM in my HP laptop. I want to check compatibility

  Hello guys. I would like to replace the HARD drive and the RAM in my HP laptop. I would check the compatibility. For the momemt, I have 2 x 512 MB of RAM and a 160 GB HARD drive. Does anyone know the type of RAM (DDR1 or DDR2 most) and the accepted maximum capacity. Also the SATA port is a SATA I? Besides, I'm going to change the operating system (preferably in Win 7) so is there a driver?

  You can install DDR2-800 modules and they are the most widely available at this point, but the memory will run at 667 mhz speed.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• How can I reinstall Windows XP? I don't have my OEM of Windows ME records. I don't have my Windows XP to upgrade the disks I got the OEM. It was a free upgrade to Windows XP with my purchase of the computer with Windows Millennium Edition.

  How can I reinstall Windows XP?  I don't have my OEM of Windows ME records.  I don't have my Windows XP to upgrade the disks I got the OEM.  It was a free upgrade to Windows XP with my purchase of the computer with Windows Millennium Edition.

  I'm sorry, but you will need a Windows 9 x / ME drive to provide during the XP installation from the XP disc is a version upgrade. There is no way around that. See if you can find a friend with an older operating system disk (not a recovery disk) to support qualification. Otherwise, you would need to buy the full version (not upgrade) of XP to install on the computer. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• I am trying to load Windows Vista on my computer and the installation, I get an error message saying I have to close the installation program and select programs and uninstall Windows PowerShell

  I am trying to load Windows Vista on my computer and the installation, I get an error message saying I have to close the installation program and select programs and uninstall Windows PowerShell, I have no idea where I can find, I need answers, thanks in advance

  original title: where to find WIndows Poweershell?

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• Several windows updates are not installed and the error code given is 66A

  Original title: updates

  Several windows updates are not installed and the error code given is 66. However the error is considered to be unknown and the code is not useful to find a solution. Anyone know what the code means, or we mean?

  Hello

  1 did you change on your computer before this problem?

  Follow the suggestions and check if it works.

  Method 1

  You can reset Windows Update components and see if it works fine.

  How to reset the Windows Update components?
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/971058
  Method 2

  You can download and run the system update readiness tool.

  Description of the update tool of the system to Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947821

  See also:

  Error code '0x8007066A' or "66" when you use the Windows Update Web site or Microsoft Update to install the .net Framework update

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2507641/en-us

• try to install windows in a new driver and gave me the error code 0 x 80070017

  Original title: install windows in a new driver

  try to install windows in a new driver and gave me an error code 0 x 80070017 Windows vista the hd is brand new, what I am doing wrong

  Hello

  Here's how to clean install vista

  http://www.theeldergeek.com/Vista/vista_clean_installation.html

• I did a backup of the computer on my old HD 110 GB. Install a new 500 GB HD and restore complete pc but windows onliy see the 100 GB on the C drive and the 9.99 on the D drive that were on my old HD and do not see the additional 400 GB. How can I solve th

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  Hi abgolf3,

  The question may be how the new hard drive has been formatted.  Take a look at the way in which the reader is implemented by clicking Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > double-click on computer management > double-click storage.  Is all the space on the disk are responsible?  If so, take a look at these two documents for your problem:

  Mark a partition as active

  Format a hard drive or partition to NTFS format

  Dena
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Hi, I have windows 7 with explore 11 and system: Windows 64-bit, English, MSIE. My problem is when I click on a new video I get e message telling him that I have to update my Adobe Flash Player, if I click it and it takes me to your site for updates ok.

  Hi, I have windows 7 with explore 11 and system: Windows 64-bit, English, MSIE. My problem is when I click on a new video I get e message telling him that I have to update my Adobe Flash Player, if I click it and it takes me to your site for updates ok. I go through the steps 1 and 2 ok, but when the small screen for the Adobe Flash Player Downloader arrives, he remanins empty and nothing happens. So what to do the next update please.

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• In Windows 7 when you try to copy files to an external hard drive, getting the error "are you sure you want to copy this file without its properties?

  I know there have been a few posts on this in the past, but I have a slightly different query.

  To copy files from my drive NTFS of Windows 7 64 bit for my Western Digital My Book World Edition II 2 GB player manually, not with the WD software provided), for some files, the following message appears.
  "Are you sure you want to copy this file without its properties?  The X file has properties that cannot be copied to the new location. »
  After investigation, it appears that Western Digital My Book World Edition II is not NTFS format and is, in fact, driven Linux.
  Their technical support has confirmed that, despite the message, it is safe to copy files and rely on this backup (I want to backup my drive HARD whole so I can do a clean install - so it's really important!).
  Is anyone able to advise exactly what means the message in terms of properties lost?

  If you right-click on one of the files in Windows Explorer, then select Properties, you will see the Details tab of the properties he wouldn't if the files have been copied to a drive not NTFS. They are written in an Alternate Data Stream (ADS), and the FAT format readers include ADS.

  It depends on the file type of the importance of these properties. If you have spent a lot of time, adding titles and comments and authors and authors e-mail addresses to docprops your Word documents, for example, that the work would be lost.

  If you can live with the loss of these properties, go ahead - standard properties will be re-writings in the file when you restore from backup. It's of course time and resources.

  To avoid this problem, format your external drive to use the NTFS system.

  Noel

• MOBO replaced need to reload Windows, can I go ahead and upgrade to Windows 7?

  Crashed my MOBO and I'm trying to replace the mobo and processor to upgrade the system.  I was running XP and is considering upgrading to Windows 7.  Since I have to reload Windows XP and the loss of everything on the hard drive, I plan to replace the HD.  Can I go directly to 7 or what I need to load XP first and then upgrade?

  "Winklersd" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  Crashed my MOBO and I'm trying to replace the mobo and processor to upgrade the system.  I was running XP and is considering upgrading to Windows 7.  Since I have to reload Windows XP and the loss of everything on the hard drive, I plan to replace the HD.  Can I go directly to 7 or what I need to load XP first and then upgrade?

  First, you must decide whether to buy Windows 7 as an upgrade CD or a full commercial license holder.  A full retail version costs more than a version upgrade.  However, if you buy Windows 7 with full commercial license, you will avoid potential problems, as there is certainly no need to re - install Win XP.

  A clean install is always preferable to an upgrade, and in all cases, it is not possible to upgrade directly from Windows XP to Windows 7.  Even if you use a CD 'upgrade', you will need to perform a "Custom" or new installation of Windows 7.  A custom installation replaces not only Windows XP. It also replaces everything on the hard drive.

  In the past, you can use a CD to upgrade - to perform a new installation of a newer operating system.  For example, if you inserted a CD with version upgrade of Windows XP, the process could find a precedent (and real installation of Windows 98).  If this search detected Windows 98, the CD would be upgrading Windows 98 to Windows XP.

  If the search has not detected a previous installation of Windows 98 (on a new hard drive or recently formatted), it could prompt the user to insert his old CD of Windows 98.  After checking the validity of the Windows 98 CD, the CD 'upgrade' would continue the installation of Windows XP - as a new installation.

  According to the Microsoft website, all editions of Windows XP are eligible for an upgrade to Windows 7 - so if you use Win XP on your PC, Microsoft recommends that you buy a package labeled "Upgrade".  However, I don't know if the previous procedure will allow you to perform a new installation of Windows 7 on a new hard drive.  If this isn't the case, you might need to reinstall and validate Windows XP first, simply to confirm your eligibility for the upgrade version.

  You can find more information in the following links:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-7/get/upgrade-considerations.aspx
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/upgrading-from-Windows-XP-to-Windows-7
  http://technet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd446674 (WS.10) .aspx

• Windows 7: try to copy a user profile. The 'Copy To' button is always grayed out and the user folder still shows a padlock, regardless of how many times I restart under a different account.

  No matter how many user accounts, I create when I connect to one other user (c:\users\xxxxx) records still show a padlock. My computer was preinstalled and I want to copy the original profile to a new profile of the user.

  Here is a small utility that works perfectly on Windows 7.   The article and the forum have answers for the GRAY "Copy To" button to copy profile.

• If I replace my 32-bit Windows 7 with a 64-bit version, can I still keep my old files, settings of the domain network and mac address?

  We bought the RAM for one of our PC, an upgrade from 4 GB to 8 GB. Naturally, we must now upgrade Windows 7 32 bit to 64 bit.

  Our PC is running on a domain within a university network network. We have experienced some problems with one of our PC recently, so I reinstalled Windows 32 bit (no formatting). After which I simply installed the motherboard network drivers, and with one or two small parameters we were back on the domain network. Previous data has been saved to the Windows.old folder, so we kept all our old data and re-installing Windows fixed all the problems we had.

  It is therefore clear that a reinstallation of 32-bit retains all the necessary parameters to return immediately to the domain network. My question is, will an upgrade from 32 bit to 64 bit also keep the settings? Apparently, the essential is that the MAC address must remain the same, which I suppose it would be?

  On Mon, 17 Sep 2012 12:17:09 + 0000, RuanPietersZA wrote:

  Thanks, I appreciate the comments.

  I'm not so worried about the data, let's back up on an external drive anyway. The main concern is the connectivity of the network domain. If we lose this connection after the Windows Installation, you pay the University of departmental again it to the installation program.

  If you go from 32-bit to 64-bit Windows, you must perform a cleanup
  installation. An upgrade is not possible. The new facility
  begin by formatting the drive, and all the disk are lost.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• HP G71: Install the new hard drive and the raw copy

  Hello

  My HP G71 is 64-bit, 4 GB RAM and hard drive WD320BEVT. The laptop has more than 5 years of service and I want to replace with a new hard drive while performing a raw copy of the current. I have a dual boot Win 7/Ubuntu installation I want to keep on the new hard drive.

  As I have not found a new HD of the same type and capacity, I would like to replace the current one with an another Western Digital 2.5 ", the IDE interface, but with a capacity of 0.5 to 1 TB (I choose one or the other).

  My questions:

  -can I install one of these hard drives on this laptop? They are compatible with the current BIOS/chipset?

  -If I make a raw copy of the 320 GB drive to the 0.5 or 1 TB, how would the current operating system partitions will be reflected in a higher capacity drive?

  -J' bought an IDE/USB interface adapter as well as to make possible the raw copy, could you recommend, if these questions have the THUMB, a good free to use software that I could use?

  Thanks for your help!

  Yes I use Kubuntu and tried several times to just the entire disk image and it does not reproduce partitions Linux and Grub, but when you try to start Linux it will hang and say can not find the prior specific hard drive. So now I just make a backup of Windows and reinstall Kubuntu from scratch. Much easier. I think there are also Linux backup programs you can use, but never really saw the need.

• ProBook G1 430: Encrypted hard drive and the corrupt Windows Installation

  My laptop has an encrypted disc using HP drive encryption.  Recently, the Windows installation has become corrupted and I could not repair the installation using floppy disks to install Windows because they cannot access the encrypted drive, nor can they be accessed by other facilities of Windows if I plug in the external drive.  The two methods see the Windows partition as a RAW format.  I guess it's only because the partition is encrypted and has no way to determine the actual format type.

  I searched around to find clues as to how I could get past the encryption, but without success.  The computer is no longer under warranty, so I'm looking for options that will allow me to have access to the data.  The methods I've read all required the computer under warranty.

  I can still go through the encryption after the computer starts, but Windows Setup gives an error and tells me that I must use an installation disk to fix.  I have attached a picture of the screen of the error.

  I'd appreciate any help anyone could provide to solve this problem.

  After much patience and time on the phone with HP, I finally able to return the encrypted Windows installation.  They gave me a copy of the WinPE environment was a software that allows you to decrypt a partition which was encrypted with their software and execute commands Windows on it.  I then ran the repair bootbcd order and I was able to get Windows to start.  To obtain this software, my case should be escalated to tier 2 support.