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• Roxio Easy Media Creator 7: How can I get this program in Windows Vista?

  I recently got a new computer, how can I get this program in Windows Vista.

  Since you are not the original poster - and this thread is since September 2009, almost a year ago - I don't know anything about your computer or its issues. If you do not have the same problem as the OP and try to install an older version of Roxio Easy Media Creator in Vista, then the answer is the same for you: buy a current version program that will do what you want. Scanning is managed by your printer/scanner software. How manipulate recorded images is then up to you to do some image editing programs. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Trying to install Roxio Easy Media Creator 7 on Windows Vista

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  Cannot install because Windows Media Technologies is incompatible with my Windows Vista SP2
  * original title - trying to install Roxio Easy Media Creator 7. Download the message that the Windows Media Technologies has blocked installation because my version is not compatible with this version of Windows. I have Vista SP2.*

  As the software: the site says it's only compatible with "Windows 2000 and XP" I'd take the Windows for her - word software is too old to install under Vista. Download an updated version instead.

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  Cannot install because Windows Media Technologies is incompatible with my Windows Vista SP2

• Why I can't get Roxio Easy Media Creator 7 to install under Windows 7?

  I was wondering if someone could tell me why I can't get Roxio Easy Media Creator 7 to install in Windows 7? It worked fine under XP. I even installed on Vista, despite the warnings, it worked fine. Help, please.

  I'm sorry, but Easy Media Creator 7 is not compatible with Windows 7 - it does not appear on the page of Windows 7 Support and compatibility with Roxio products Roxio.  From this page:

  "Some products may not install correctly and limited functionality - even if the product looks installs successfully." Note that Roxio won't provide any support for the installed products on Windows 7 that are not Compatible Windows 7. »
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• Need to download Roxio Easy Media Creator LJ

  Original title: Roxio Easy Media Creator LJ

  NEED TO REDOWNLOAD ROXIO EASY MEDIA CREATOR 10 FOR SONY VAIO VPCEB11FX LJ.

  Hello

  
  What operating system is installed on your computer?
  You can see the following link for download Roxio Easy Media Creator LJ on your computer.
  http://Roxio-Creator-LJ.fyxm.NET/
  Warning: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.
  If you encounter installation problems, you can ask your questions on the forums of Roxio. Check out the following link.
  http://forums.support.Roxio.com/
   

• Roxio Easy Media Creator 7 compatibility with Vista

  How can I install Roxio Media Creator 7 on HP?

  following message appears on the dialog box. Does anyone know the solution for this?

  Program: Windows Media Technologies

  Publisher: Microsoft

  Location:C:\Temp\setup_wm.exe

  This version of Windows Media Technologies is incompatible with or has been replaced by this version of Windows.

  Hi Uptown_nyc,
  
  As the message says, Roxio Media Creator 7 basic is not compatible with Windows Vista. Click here to check. However, there are other versions that are comapatible with Windows Vista. See: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-vista/Search.aspx?type=Software&s=Roxio%20Easy%20Media%20Creator
  
  While you can try to install Roxio Media Creator 7 in Windows XP compatibility mode.
   
  Use this link to make older programs to run:
   
  Follow the steps in the link to run older programs in compatibility mode.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows
  Before you install in Windows XP compatibility mode, disable all security software temporarily and try to install Roxio Media Creator 7.

   

  Note: Allow all security software once you have installed.
   
  If this does not work, you may need to contact the manufacturer for a better support.
  http://www.Roxio.com/enu/products/Creator/Deluxe/overview.html
   
   
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• Satellite M30X windows 2000 installation problem

  I noticed ribooth has also posted a message with the same problem... but I haven't seen a real answer. The problem: if I try to install Windows 2000 Professional (including SP2) on my satellite M30X-130. The windows 2000 Setup program crashes with a "page in a no fault paged area" in acpi.sys just at the moment where the status in the status bar has been changed from windows 2000. If I press F7 during startup, acpi support is disabled and no page error occurs but the windows 2000 installation hangs on "the first screen" where you should be able to start, stop and? installation. There is no additional hardware installed and I'm unable to partition and format the HD with W2k. If I do it with win98 and create a FAT32 partition and try to install w2k on it I get the same ' page in a no fault paged area "acpi.sys error. Any suggestions to fix this?

  Hello
  Make sure that the system BIOS and other hardware is compatible with Windows 2000.
  This article may also help.

  HOW to: Specify a specific HAL or a third party during the installation of Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/?ID=216251

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• Windows 7 installation problem Pavilion dv6-6c45eg

  Since I have a free license for windows 7 Professional at home, I decided to install it on my new Pavilion dv6-6c45eg that came with Windows 7 Home Premium.

  The problem is that the installation process stops at the beginning and said something like: "A required CD/DVD drive driver is missing... ", then he gives me the choice to load a driver. I googled a lot since yesterday and there seems to be something related to the SATA driver, however even load the SATA driver installation is not moving forward, after loading the driver it say that no new units have been detected.

  What I tried:

  * Install Windows 7 x 32 and x 64
  * Install from a USB flash drive

  * Install Windows 8 (same problem in Windows 7)

  * Check the SATA in the BIOS (not possible to see or modify on the BIOS F.19)

  * Search for the shortcomings of HD (even changed the HD)

  I'm sure it's something related to a driver, because I also installed Linux (OpenSuse, Fedora and Ubuntu) operating systems and they work fine.
  So, I would appreciate help to solve this problem.
  Thank you very much.

  Marcio

  Hi B Mista, thanks much for your reply, but I finally solved the problem, as described in this link:
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/a-required-CDDVD-device-driver-is-missing-USB/61eda679-66cc-4512-B175-d02871394461

  Kind regards

  Marcio

• Windows XP Installation problem with Windows 7 Starter home

  I was told that I would have no problem of family Windows XP Setup on a new computer comes pre loaded with Windows 7 Starter.

  When I insert the CD with Windows XP, I get the following:

  Run setup.exe

  I click on install Windows XP

  Program is blocked due to compatibility issues.

  Setup cannot continue because the version on the computer is newer than the version on CD.

  Anyone know how to solve this problem and install Windows XP?

  Thank you Don

  Hello

  I understand that you want to install Windows XP on Windows 7 Starter Edition.

  (1) is the retail Windows XP version or OEM version, you are trying to install?

  Unfortunately, this is not possible. As the operating system installed on your computer is newer than the operating system you are trying to install.

  To resolve this problem, you need to do a clean install to install Windows XP, and you try to run Windows 7 Setup, it will not work. So, I suggest you to boot from the XP CD (if necessary, first change the boot order in the BIOS) and follow the instructions for a clean install. It will initially format the drive for you, so make sure you back up everything you don't want to lose to external media first.

  I hope this helps. Try the above steps and get back to us for assistance. We will be happy to help you.

• Windows 7 installation problem - I can not load the disc of windows 7 for

  I can't get windows disk to load 7. I am trying to run the full version on top of XP.
  When I open my computer, always open the D drive then its empty. Any ideas?

  ETA, I try to install the 32 bit one

  I have an answer!

  At least, it worked for me tonight, and I pray it works out for others in this situation.

  I got exactly the same problem as you, except that I wanted to replace Vista with a clean install of Windows 7 on a computer of the 32-bit system IE.  But, like you, it just has not been grateful that there is a disc in there after that many 'click' would say tell me to insert a disc or that there was a disk failure.  I have since bought nine from a retailer, and was not very impressed and nor am I impressed by the response from Microsoft about this problem and must send them a letter expressing my displeasure.  Issues such as this must be properly studied and perhaps added to the 'specifications' of the software to warn buyers to potential problems of certain brands or models of PC.  In my opinion be told to get off the USB drive with a process that most of the audience would find almost impossible to understand and follow and with the many added costs of having to buy a portable hard drive, large enough DVD or USB drive is unacceptable, as far as Windows 7 is not an item to purchase low price as it is.

  In any case, this is what worked for me.

  I came to the conclusion that I wasn't going to lose more than £100 and so I have to use a laptop hard drive in order to make the suggested drive of USB and copy the disc on the laptop hard drive.

  I went into 'my computer', inserted the disc and he started his stupid clicking on and was not recognized, but in the list readers on the left side, I dragged all drive "E" (which is my DVD player and where the disc of Windows 7 was) on the USB hard drive.  This does not seem to have an effect, so I click with the right button on the E drive and press "copy" and "Paste" on the USB hard drive.  Now, I'm not sure if there is just a delay between the first process or if it was this process that has worked (as a result, please try both), but suddenly it seemed to 'wake up' the disc and it was recognized instantly and "run setup.exe" appeared in a pop-up and I could finally install Windows 7!  (Please Note - Although the disc began to copy it to the USB, I could have cancelled at any time so didn't need actually portable hard drive for this process - it just seems to 'wake up' when I tried to copy it somewhere else).

  I really hope it works for all those stuck with this problem and would like to hear if it has.

  Another point to note is that during installation, the computer will restart several times, and each time restarted mine, it got stuck on the screen black 'boot from CD' (due to the computer not recognize drive).  It was, fortunately, easy to solved for me to eject the disc and then close it again (leaving the disc, of course).  The rest of the installation was fine.

  Please, please post on here if the works above for one of you who have problems.  I sincerely hope that it is.

• iTunes 64-bit in Windows 10 installation problem

  Try to install using the various links:

  1 Download iTunes 12.4.3 for Windows (64-bit-for older video cards)

  2. http://www.apple.com/in/itunes/download/

  Two of them are in error when installing as shown in the attached snapshot.

  I would like to help on this please.

  

  bharadUN wrote:

  Try to install using the various links:

  1 Download iTunes 12.4.3 for Windows (64-bit-for older video cards)

  2. http://www.apple.com/in/itunes/download/

  Two of them are in error when installing as shown in the attached snapshot.

  I would like to help on this please.

  

  I just got an "unsigned driver" error and wouldn't install message. He suggested then I select "Download only" and try to install it. I don't know if I'm ready to try again. I have the latest installed Win10.

• iMac 27 end of 2012 windows 7 installation problems.

  Dear Apple community.

  First of all I know that the topic was discussed a few more times, but after I tried to follow the instructions and directions and patterns almost everywhere on the net I am a blind spot.

  I have an iMac 27 "end 2012. I managed to install Windows 7 with Bootcamp through a combination of different methods, on line. (downloaded the Bootcamp Support 5.1.5621 software as described in many forums)

  But I am stuck because I always have problems with my UBS3 ports that do not allow my keyboard and graphic tablet to work (I had to uninstall the app in safe mode to return to UB2) and the resolution of the screen that is only 1280 x 720 at the arrow, trash and other stuff that appear distorted.

  Since I'm on some architecture and 3D modeling programs in Windows I want to ask for help because I don't really know where to look further.

  When I solve the problem, I promise to write here a detailed method to install win7 on iMac late 2012 for those in need.

  Can anyone help me to finally get a solution? Thanks a lot for your time and looking forward to hear that here you.

  Hi Polfus,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple! I'm sorry to hear that you are having these problems with your Boot Camp installation. If you continue to have unexpected behavior of port connections and display resolutions in Boot Camp, you can find the troubleshooting steps in the following article useful (my apologies if you've seen elsewhere / fact them):

  If you do not see some Mac functionality if you are using Windows on your Mac - Apple Support

  You can also check that you are running the 64 bit version of Windows 7, as shown here:

  Install Windows 7 and earlier Apple Support on your Mac using Boot Camp -

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• Satellite Pro 6000: Windows XP installation problem

  Win98SE works well on my Satellite Pro 6000. I put XP on it.
  During commissioning, I see the logo "windows XP pro. But after loading XP, I have no picture.

  Save mode then also does not work, I can't see anything.
  What I've done wrong? It seems that the video driver is missing?
  With the recovery cd is everything works again. (win98se)

  Someone at - it solution to put XP on this laptop?
  Gr. R.

  Hello

  In my opinion, there should be no problem with the use of Windows XP on this unit.
  As far as I know the laptop came with WinXp pro, W2k and Win98SE.
  In this case, all required drivers are available and must be installed in the correct order.
  I assume that the installation and the installation procedure has been authorized. Did you install it on a second partition? You format the HDD to NTFS?

• Operating repair of windows CD installation problem - win 2 k 3 Dell poweredge servers

  I saved a Windows 2003 standard server (C drive and the system state) using windows backup and restored to a freshly installed Windows 2003 standard Server - effectively cloning the server installed.  (that is to say, boot from the installation CD, select install windows, press F8, select detected installed OS and press 'R' to repair)

  When I do this, after he copied the files on the hard drive and it recharges, it hangs shortly after starting windows screen.  It seems that whenever that happens, I have to run Windows 2003 a second time (I choose ultimately "press ENTER to retry the upgrade,") before he's going to fix the system successfully enough that I can then apply SP2 and all subsequent WinUpdates.

  What is different about the second compared to the first repair attempt?

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  Your question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for Windows Server on TechNet forum. Please ask your question in the TechNet Windows Server général forum.

• Windows Update installation problem

  When I turned off my laptop Windows Vista Home Premium, the system entered into mode "install updates". It has been the installation of update 3 of 8 for more than an hour. The display does not turn off and unplug the machine. The disk led is on continuously.

  Do I have a problem? Should what steps I take? Thank you.

  Hi jayalan,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  The updates take time depending on the size of the file. If the update has hung so I suggest you hard reboot the computer and see if you can boot to the desktop. If you can boot to the desktop and then the updates are not installed will appear and which will be installed during the next update.

  Once done with the step above after starting the computer on the desk. I suggest that reset you Windows Update components and perhaps that should take care of the updates. install the updates by selecting two both than some updates system needs to reboot for the changes to take effect.

  Access the link below to reset the Windows Update components automatically.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/971058

  If the computer does not start on the desktop, then I suggest you to start safe mode and see if you can boot to the desktop. Once you are in the office, do a system restore which will take the computer to a time where it was working fine.

  Go to the link below for the procedure to start in Safe Mode and system restore.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/system-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  Let us know for if you are unable to boot to the desktop or to get help.

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