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• Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 full retail package

  Hello

  I'm looking for the full package of retail of Windows 7 Ultimate x 64, only through official channels, but I can't seem to find more. I prefer the English version, that's why I was looking GLC-00181, but if I would be able to get the Dutch version, I would say it is better than full retail no package at all. Heck, I would even step to Windows 7 Professional x 64 if I really had to.

  The question I have is this: I can always buy the full Package of retail (NL = handig pakket) through official channels, either from Microsoft or in one of the many stores in the Netherlands computer directly?

  I'll wait for answers.

  * Because I couldn't find anything related to sales in the subject category selection field, I took the one that seems to have as close as possible to my 'problem '. *

  Where can I still get Windows 7?

  Full version-

  Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium

  Full version-

  Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate

  Full version-

  Microsoft Windows 7 Professional

  Netherlands could be a hard place to find.

  Because Windows 7 is in limited stock because Microsoft ended sales in October 2013, this created demand due to its rarity. This means the retail boxed copies request a bonus, while the OEM System Builder copies remain affordable.

• Update 3.4.5 to 3.6 for opening purchased as retail package

  Upgrades to El Capitan and I wanted update 3.4.5 to 3.6, but that seems possible only with App Store, while I bought opening as a retail software and App Store won't let me download the update for that reason.

  Is there a work around for this problem?

  If you need a feature that has opening but Photos doesn't work, click here and follow the instructions.

  
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• I have a windows7 ultimate retail package. I reinstalled it on new hardware, but it was impossible to activated.what can I do?

  I have remeved the ice of this wndows of previous material.

  Have you tried to restart by phone?

  How to activate Windows 7 manually (activate by phone)
   
  1) click Start and in the search for box type: slui.exe 4
   
  (2) press the ENTER"" key.
   
  (3) select your "country" in the list.
   
  (4) choose the option "activate phone".
   
  (5) stay on the phone (do not select/press all options) and wait for a person to help you with the activation.
   
  (6) explain your problem clearly to the support person.
   
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950929/en-us

• I bought PS CS5 extended from a 3rd party seller and it is in its original sealed retail packaging. I installed and entered serial number. Window has a # no valid. Help Tech was no help and said it was a valid # No. Told me to ask to the original purchase

  The box is still sealed. Is not tampered with. The serial number is not valid according to Adobe. So now what?

  If you bought a honest person, then you should have no problem to return and get a refund.

  You can not blame Adobe for this... they have not sell you the product, and they don't support more beyond whether to provide the service to disable.  If you bought a used car that wouldn't start continue you the dealer or manufacturer?

• OEM key with a retail installation disc?

  I have a laptop IBM hard drive failed, so I bought a new on Newegg and went to reinstall Windows XP Pro (which I think origionally a SP1) using the button on the bottom of the laptop. This particular laptop is several years old and I don't think I ever had the reinstallation disks as I get with my Dell. So I used a retail installation CD of Windows XP Pro, SP2 (the real key is used on a different computer). in any case, the key to the back of my laptop does not work, so I used temporarily the key of the retail sales on the retail packaging so that I can complete the installation.

  So I wondered why wouldn't my key at the bottom of the laptop. Is it because I used a retail installation disc, or perhaps because the original key was for XP Pro SP1, not XP Pro SP2? What should I do?

  Yes, the problem is because you used a retail XP installation disc and product key on the sticker of the laptop is an OEM version. You probably could have called Lenovo and got a disc of recovery for very little money. Otherwise, you should have to install using a generic disc OEM (unbranded) which corresponded to the version that you had installed (Home, Pro, MCE) and the product key for the thumbnail of the laptop.
  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• upgrade Windows 7 home premium to professional with the upgrade retail pack

  I bought a purchase of combo offered with my purchase of Vaio computer upgraded to professional when I get computers.  It has proved to be an update for windows vista.  It wouldn't let me install it.  He said switching from windows anytime upgrade.  Is there a way to upgrade to Professional by using the product key from retail packaging without having to repurchase?

  If the license for Windows 7 Professional, you have access to is a retail version update or complete, you can use the product key and the Express upgrade to Windows 7 Edition Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional. Click Start, type Anytime Upgrade, follow the on-screen Wizard, enter the key to Windows 7 Professional on demand, click on, and then restart your computer when you are prompted. Less than 10 minutes, you should be upgraded to Windows 7 Professional and your files and settings retained. Andre Da Costa http://adacosta.spaces.live.com http://www.activewin.com

• VMware Fusion 4.0 Retail Box availability

  Small question: I don't want to buy an ESD. I would buy a VMware Fusion 4.0 retail package. When and where will it be available? Thank you.

  Physical boxes will be available in the next two weeks, including Apple retail stores.

• Apex 4.2 - packaged application setup error

  See http://screencast.com/t/2OPt7JrSjaMQ
  
  The upgade of 4.0 to 4.2 went well, existing applications work, Builder works very well. But any of the bundled applications install, each of them fail with this error. Is there some step post-upgrade to fill to make it work?
  
  In addition, it does not appear as we can select the id of the application during the installation of these applications! Our environment has a convention of sorts, application ID. Is there a way to bypass the app id?
  
  Thank you

  In my view, there is a patch 4.2 APEX that will help the problem: cannot install sample master retail (packaged Application) & Re: error while installing a packaged application

  Thank you

  Tony Miller
  Ruckersville, WILL

• Where can I find a "product key" for Microsoft Office Word 2007.

  When I try to open Microsoft Office Word 2007, which is installed on my computer, I get this pop up asking for my product key. I have no knowledge of a product key and I don't know where it can be located. Anyone has an idea about this 'product key '.

  Thank you

  Hello, the product key is normally printed in the retail packaging or is sent in the confirmation email in case you made a digital purchase. However there is a support forum for the mozilla firefox browser. If you continue to have problems to get the desktop software to work, please contact support Microsoft instead since it is their product.

• Z1 HP - upgrade graphics card! Help, please!

  Hello world.

  First of all I would like to say my knowledge of graphics cards is very limited so if you would be kind enough to explain things to me step by step. Thank you

  So I bought a Z1 - model WM427EA #ABU - and have already updated the RAM, I want to update the graphics card because AFAIK that comes with my model is completely s * the graphics on borderlands (game) look terrible on my Z1 and shiny on my new classmates Vaio all-in-one. I played with the graphics settings in the game without success.

  I looked inside the Z1 and couldn't find something that looks like a graphics card. I looked at other models - one with the quadro 4000 - and they seem to have a black box, one on the left side while mine was just an empty space: s. According to most of the sites I have a card/controller "Intel HD Graphics 2000 Dynamic Video Memory Technology."

  It would be possible for me to say buy a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 (http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=GeForce+GTX+680 & id = 41) and paste it into my machine? I noticed that there a housing as if she had to go in a tower. I should locate and remove the controller/original graphics card before I could install it?

  I really hope HP havnt done so its only compatible with some cards. Which would defeat the purpose of the machine being easily expandable...

  Any help appreciated, thanks a lot

  Chris

  PS you can get the specifications to

  http://www.equanet.co.UK/catalogue/item/it-equipment/computers/computer-workstations/HP-workstation-...

  Make sure it is the Xeon E3-1245v2 if you intend to do this (noting the "v2" at the end)

  It's a new architecture than the E3-1245 ("v1" If you want) and the v2 has a major upgrade to the graphics capabilities on the former model, will perform a little better for the CPU to destination as well tasks. It should work more fresh and quieter too, as an added bonus. It should not cost more than either a v1.

  You can buy units in a sales package retail or OEM (just naked CPU). You get a heat sink with the retail package, but you don't use it. There is not generally a big cost difference between the two, however, perhaps only a few £/ $ extra for the retail box. I tend to hesitate to ebay, unless I can't avoid it (as with the MXM cards). You have problems to find a 1245v2 to stock from several reputable providers and potentially get a better deal on ebay also.

  Replace the CPU isn't too difficult, but I recommend checking out a few guides before you try it yourself - I don't dive in details here on a generic CPU swap because there is nothing I can say that google or youtube will not tell you 10 times more.

  There is nothing particularly unique about the replacement of the CPU in the Z. The cooler is set by a few screws and simply lifts off once they are free (and the fans are disconnected from the motherboard).

  Once it is off, clean the bottom with something that won't leave a residue (e.g., not something as a solvent for nail polish with perfumes etc.. I use TIM Akasa cleaner and it works very well). Decliper and open setting around the CPU, pop in the new processor carefully, noting the location indicated by the arrow in the corner of the CPU lines until the arrow on the socket. Re-engage the strain relief and apply little thermal grease directly on the CPU (there are many on the market, I use Arctic Silver 5). Make sure not to apply too much grease, you're going to a very thin layer, better youtube it for technique.

  Then all that remains is to replace the cooler (making sure not to forget to plug back in), close the PC and fire.

  EDIT: One more thing-update your BIOS to the latest version before swap you the processors, it could not start with the E3-1245v2 with a BIOS earlier, which gives you a nice 'Uh Oh' moment, before realizing you have to UN-swap and then re - Exchange processors again.

• Reinstalling Windows Vista 32 to 64-bit

  First of all I would like clarify how blown away I am by the horrible customer support I received from HP. No support by email after the warranty expires? Never thought I'd see the day.

  I would like to reinstall my Windows Vista on a 64 bit system, however I do not have the Windows CD when it is preinstalled on my computer.

  How can I reinstall?

  Thanks, hope to hear back soon.

  -chris

  I'm on a HP Pavilion m8425f

  I will try to answer the questions.  I don't know the answers directly, but can give my opinion best for them, or what I read.

  (1) "why is that when you buy a Dell or HP desktop pc, do you not the installation CD which theoretically that you bought your desktop computer."  The days, the installation CD was given to purchase.  Now the means to reinstall the OS are given to the owner through making your own media to the hard drive recovery and there is a way to reinstall the OS and return the PC to how it was at the factory.  In this way, the PC is kept as the way in which it was purchased.

  2) "second is there anyway to burn the installation CD or get some install CD from HP?"  To get a real manufacturer installation disc only seem to be is not the route that is given, only to return the PC to the way in which it was purchased. These Recovery DVD sets can be ordered, if the recovery media is not when the PC was new or they were lost.

  (3) "Finally my research on the Microsoft website led me to believe that any installation of Windows Vista has the choice of a system of 32 or 64 bit?"  This may be true for a purchase at retail of the operating system, or it may be true as a choice when buying a PC, but not after the purchase is made for the OEM manufacturer, then responds to the needs of the purchase.

  The choice can be made with a purchase at retail of Windows 7, as I understand it 32-bit and 64-bit are included in the retail package.  I don't know about Vista.

• 564XL black ink cartridge doesn't fit, even if hp site says it should. What's wrong?

  I have a Photosmart HP 5510 printer, model # B111A. I bought a black cartridge 564XL for her, and I can't get to fit. I checked the instructions on how to change the ink, but it said nothing about why does not the XL. The HP Web site States that it is compatible with my printer, then why doesn't he take it, and is there something special I need to do to install it?

  Thinner 564XL black ink is figure 1, Ciara_B of post.  Please just make sure that the number is CN684W or CN680W.  I know that eBay has them.  Which are sold in the general store retail package doesn't have a part number.

  Another issue that I see in this thread, some users confuse black with 'black photo' which are not the same.

• Can I downgrade from Windows 7 Starter to Windows XP Professional

  QUESTIONS: 1) can I demote a machine Win7 Starter purchased through package of retail full license, never installed, XP Pro OS?  Assume that both are 32-bit.  I was thinking of buying one of these netbooks cheap in Walmart stores that are Windows 7 upgrade option to Windows 8 (which I do not wish to use), and experiment.  If Win7 is proving to be as disastrous as I wait, I want to install a new copy of the new detail of full XP Pro including Service Pack 3 (which has never been installed on any computer), to downgrade from Windows 7. I've never used in triplicate.
  The machine is Acer Aspire One with Windows 7 Starter edition, on sale at Walmart for only $228.  They have other editions of Windows, I could buy instead, if the Starter Edition is not eligible for a downgrade.
  2) do you anticipate problems of license?  Do not talk about compatibility, as that varies depending on the machine.  It's just that the installation with MS products is always also annoying complicated and always associated with a licensing problem.  I can't guess at what these problems are, they are never what I expect.  Where the question.

  Backstory: I am wary of XP Professional updating to Windows 7, due to the many people experience incompatibilities.  I ran the Win7 Upgrade Advisor, and he has not yet detected what third-party software was running on my machine in his analysis, other than common programs of MS and stuff from the internet.  So I have ZERO faith it will be compatible with my XP software current and material, so 32-bit (which I use now), or 64-bit (which one of my machines can take in charge, but instead, 32-bit XP Prof OS is installed and running).

  It cost me about $100K of my time to switch to XP, in 2005; I just went through two own XP installed on two of my other machines.  Recovery was not possible.  Cost me three months of my life, these facilities.  Wouldn't do it again.  It is unnecessarily complex.

  So I have to check the effectiveness of Win7.  And if she is not enough justify using, as I hope - I have a lot of detail that new (well, once again) never used XP Professional OS bought in a store, that I can use to downgrade.  ("not OEM, not upgrade or academic, etc. so the full XP license is valid for each packet.)  I understand very well that support ends in April 2014 and don't care if it stops.  What I care about is running my business that threatens to Win7, because it changes the interface and eliminates a bunch of features that have been very productive in XP Pro.

  Of course, my impressions have not been tested on a live installation.  ERGO this post.  For me, it's a $100,000 decision, because it is the cost of my time if I deploy Win7.  Sorry for ranting, but I need to explain the reasons for downgrading in context.  Thank you for your time!

  I guess I do not understand you. If you have a version of Xp retail packaging, you can install it on any computer you want. Nothing MS or anyone else can say about it.

  As others have noted you might encounter a driver for some of your hardware problem is not not compatible wth Xp. The only way to know for sure, or I should say the best way, is to install Xp and discover.

  If it was me I would make sure that the computer has a restore disk or a partition to reinstall Win 7 if Xp didn't work. If none of those who were present I would clone the drive hard while Win 7 was still about this. Better safe than sorry.

  Finally, I would make sure that I got a usb Ethernet card so that you could make sure you have the ability to connect when the net card driver was not installed with Xp...

• Can I switch from Vista 32 bit to Win 7 64 bit on hp pavillion d4790y?

  I have 2 gig ram, but really need to accelerate up to 8 GB. I would also like to get win 7 for the office. Before all this, I need to know since my current OS is 32-bit, but 64-bit capable, if I install windows 7 64 bit will it pass from 32 to 64? And then the 8 GB of RAM will actually work if I buy that as well? Will I run into all the problems of the material inside (processor or motherboard (intel core 2 cpu [email protected] ghz))? I do not understand 32-bit to 64-bit conversions... Thank you

  Hi, Ciaroman:

  As I explained to wb2001, there is a difference between an upgrade on the spot and a custom (new installation).

  An upgrade in place means that you keep all of your files, programs and settings when you upgrade to Windows 7.

  While I always recommend backing up your files in case something goes wrong, all you do is pop in the disk on the Windows desktop and it installs Windows 7 and other than that, your PC is just the way it was before you upgrade, except that you now have Windows 7 instead of Windows Vista.

  You may need to install a couple of pilots, but that should be all you need to do.

  When you move from a 32-bit to a 64 bit OS OS, you can do an upgrade on the spot.

  You have to backup all your files and completely reload all programs, files and personal settings once your new 64-bit OS is installed.

  This installation method is called a custom or clean installation.

  Now as for the memory... Basically, Crucial memory is the same as the memory that I posted from NewEgg.

  If you feel 'safer' purchase of Crucial, by all means do so.

  I just give you options for less expensive, but also as a decent memory.

  This choice is yours.

  I can't say, I bought my memory from NewEgg (essential or patriot) for laptops and for a few years now and never had a problem with backward compatibility still.

  Here's an article on the latency CASE that explains better that I could. Basically the more latency, faster memory performs. This is not the same as the speed in MHz, it performs to.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/CAS_latency

  So, as the number 5 of the same 800 Mhz memory chip should give you a slightly better Windows experience index # a chip number 6.

  I'm not an expert of memory. I didn't even know there were fleas in CASE 5 PC2-6400. I thought they were all CASES 6 and that all modules in memory PC2-5300 cases5.

  In any case, I went with Crucial memory because it was cheaper at the time.

  So, to summarize...

  Upgrade on-site is NOT the same as a custom upgrade.

  In place keeps all the files and settings and install just the OS on the existing.

  Custom: All files and programs must be reinstalled after installing the OS.

  CASE 5 memory 'faster' than the memory of 6 CASES.

  Just for fun, when you get your floppy drive to install W7 (I recommend buying retail package so that you get a 32 bit version and 64), put the 64 bit OS installation disc in the DVD drive on the windows desktop and see what happens.

  Then, remove the disc and insert the W7 32-bit installation disk and see what happens.

  You will then have proof positive, there is no way you can do an inplace upgrade to an OS 64-bit to a 32 bit OS.

  Personally, I would do a custom (clean install) of a 32 to an OS 32 bit or 64 64-bit OS anyway. I am suspicious of an upgrade inplace carrying luggage old to the new facility.

  Please report if you have any other questions or need additional assistance.

  Paul