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• How can I manually remove the virus "boot.tidserv" from my computer.

  Original title:

  How can I manually remove the virus "boot.tidserv" from my computer. There is no software available to remove what I can find

  How can I manually remove the virus "Boot.tidserv" from my computer. I use windows XP. I have tried many software remover... No luch... Help, please

  Hello

  1. what anti-virus software is installed on the computer?

  You can download and run a full scan of the system using the Microsoft Safety Scanner and check if this helps to eliminate the Virus.

  Microsoft safety scanner

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note:

  The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  You can also consider to download Microsoft Security Essentials, which offers protection in real time for your home or small office PCs.

  Reference:

  Microsoft Security Essentials

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/products/security-essentials

• How to remove the floppy write protection

  How can I remove write Protection from a disk 1.3 MB

  Sometimes the switch 'cursor' on diskettes 3,5 "bit was removed (to create the disk read-only permanently). If this is the case, then just put a piece of opaque tape over the 'hole' (where the slider switch was)... and you'll be able to write to the diskette.

  If you hold the diskette if you are looking at the rear, the slider switch (or a hole where was the slide switch) is at the bottom RIGHT.

  Please note that the 3.5-inch disks came in various capacities (the two most common are 720 KB and 1.44 MB. If you hold the diskette, then you're looking at the back, then there will be a hole on the bottom LEFT, which is used to indicate the command what is the capacity of the disk. If my memory is good, there will be a hole in the bottom LEFT (when you see the back of the disc), for drives with capacity of 1.44 MB, and if no hole is on bottom LEFT, then the floppy drive is 720 KB.

  My point... If you need to put a piece of opaque tape over the hole where the playback cursor / writing has been (to make writable disk), don't forget to put tape over the hole at the bottom RIGHT (looking at the BACK of the disc... and 'back', I mean the side without label and where can be seen the axis of the disc).

• After removing the Dual Boot, I can't delete the old partition

  Some time ago I installed an SSD and I have Windows 7 installed in Dual Boot with the Windows 7 system.
  So, I had two versions of Windows 7, which worked well.

  Now I no longer use the old system, I disabled the function of Dual Boot. I want to format the old drive, but it does not work because Windows still sees it as active system partition. In addition, I can't delete the partition.

  How can I format or delete the old partition?

  

  I already tried Msconfig, Bud that did not help. Default Msconfig begins with 'selective startup' and an operating system that is displayed in the Startup tab. When I select 'Normal Startup' there are two operating systems that are listed in the Startup tab. When I delete the old and reboot, it is back again...

  Who has the solution?

  (1) create a system repair disc (if you do not have an installation disk for Windows 7 for the version of Windows you have installed).
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-system-repair-disc

  (2) then remove the hard disk you want to format. Now try to start the remaining version of Windows. You should see a missing bootmgr message. Proceed to step #3.

  (3) Bootmgr is missing, message or black screen with cursor flashing
  (See method #2 in this Wiki article)
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/wiki/Windows_7-system/Bootmgr-is-missing-message-or-black-screen-with/73fef5b7-5a7f-4910-a2b0-7219e9ec1646

  (4) after you have created the BCD store on the remaining drive (to step #3 above), it should start up on Windows and also be the partition 'Active'.

  (5) shut down the PC and set the old drive, turn on a load Windows and then delete all the remaining partitions on the old disk.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Remove the Dual Boot Win 7 Options - after clean install SSD

  Hi people,

  I was wondering if you could help us?

  I bought a PC that came with an SSD (256 GB) and a (2 TB) HARD drive, but for some reason, the operating system was installed on the HARD drive!

  I finally sort myself and performed a clean installation of windows on the SSD drive and after some messing about with the pilots, he is now in place and works very well.

  However when turn on, I get two options of starting two Windows 7, one on the SSD and one original on the HARD drive (I can start if I wanted to right now).

  • How can I get rid of the old drive HARD install & boot options?
  • Is it too easy to delete the partitions in the Disk Manager & potentially adjust the MSConfig options?
  • This will also remove the files and erase the drive down or do I reformat or clean this player in some way as well?

  A couple of things that I was concerned compared...

  • Initially, I had some of my games Steam installed on the SSD, will it manually delete these or the windows install crushed the?
  • After the installation of Windows, a number of drivers were missing (including the network card). I used the Auto search function to find and use those of the old installation of OS. Delete/remove the old BONES will affect these?

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium.

  Thank you

  Steve

  • How can I get rid of the old drive HARD install & boot options?
  • Is it too easy to delete the partitions in the Disk Manager & potentially adjust the MSConfig options?
  • This will also remove the files and erase the drive down or do I reformat or clean this player in some way as well?

  Yes, you can use msconfig to remove the HARD drive boot entry. Once this is done, you must manually remove the windows and program files (also Program Files (x 86), if you are using Windows x 64) files of the directory of the HARD drive.

  • Initially, I had some of my games Steam installed on the SSD, will it manually delete these or the windows install crushed the?
  If you have performed a clean Windows installation, with formatting, the files would have been deleted. If this isn't the case, you must manually remove the files.
  • After the installation of Windows, a number of drivers were missing (including the network card). I used the Auto search function to find and use those of the old installation of OS. Delete/remove the old BONES will affect these?
  No, it won't have an impact. Each installation of Windows is separated and none of them can affect the performance of others.

• ESXi USB, what happens if you then remove the USB boot?

  Hello

  Someone in our team IT wants to use ESXi 5 bootable, i.e. start an ESXi host for a 2 GB USB flash drive in order to save the cost of buying the hard drives local to a RAID set.

  I know there are a few downsides to this, but one thing I wanted to know more precisely, it is what happens to the ESXi if you remove the USB or the USB drive goes down, while the host is running. The army continues to operate, as it will be charged the ESXi image in memory? Or it will fail if it cannot see the USB as it initialized from?

  Thank you!

  ESXi will work on - running some virtual machines are not affected.

  Usually, there should be no problem to plug new - but I have seen cases where the system does not start after a rough unplug - so avoid it.

• Tring to remove the dual boot Vista

  I bought a gateway with Vista pre-installed.  I eliminated the partition containing Vista and installed what I thought, would be a pure Windows 7.  Now. However, it seems that my Vista files are stored in a Windows.old directory and I get a boot prompt double whenever I start my computer.  I want just a clean boot of Windows 7 - How to go down this completely my system Vista operating system?  I never chose the option to boot to Vista, so I don't know if it will actually boot to Vista.

  Hello

  To remove Vista as an option in the start menu, you can follow the steps mentioned below. Utility Lanuch of system configuration.

  Method 1:
  Start msconfig:

  1. click on start

  2. in the find what text box, type msconfig

  3. launch msconfig by selecting it in the results of search above the search text box.

  After that msconfig is launched:

  1. go to the Startup tab

  2. Select (Windows Vista) boot entry you want to delete.

  3. click on the button Delete and then click OK.

  Method 2:

  Order open orders in high mode.

  1. click on the Start button.

  2. in the search box, type command prompt.

  3. in the list of results, right-click Guest, and then click Run as administrator.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  4. in the command prompt type bcdedit/enum, you will see the following output.

  Windows Boot Manager
  --------------------

  identifier {bootmgr}
  Device partition = C:
  Description Windows Boot Manager
  settings regional en-US
  inherit {globalsettings}

  default {current}
  RESUMEOBJECT {8fe75379-c446-11de-9f1d-ab62aca77990}
  displayorder {current}
  toolsdisplayorder {memdiag}
  timeout 30

  Windows boot loader

  -------------------

  identifier {current}
  Device partition = C:
  path \Windows\system32\winload.exe
  Description of Windows 7
  settings regional en-US
  inherit {bootloadersettings}
  recoverysequence {8fe7537b-c446-11de-9f1d-ab62aca77990}
  recoveryenabled Yes
  OSDEVICE partition = C:
  SystemRoot \Windows
  RESUMEOBJECT {8fe75379-c446-11de-9f1d-ab62aca77990}
  NX OptIn

  5. to remove one of the startup options, type bcdedit/delete {identifier}, where "identifier" is replaced by the identifier for the startup option that you want deleted.

  For example, if I wanted to remove my current startup option (and in my case make my machine unbootable), I type:

  bcdedit/delete {current}.

  Command prompt: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/command-prompt-frequently-asked-questions

  Concerning
  Anthony.

• Remove the boot loader of Windows or at least to set a different default charger (UEFI)

  I tried to remove the Windows boot loader or at least the value that it is the last thing in the list of shippers UEFI to try via the BIOS Acer. Nothing sticks. Whenever I reboot, no matter what bootloader, I put it, it will just reset it using the Windows bootloader and try loading something that isn't there. I deleted the windows and the recovery partitions because I don't need them.

  I installed also refined and it sets itself as the default startup at the end of the installation manager. However, as soon as I restart, something in the BIOS Acer (I guess?) is taking control and forcing the Windows boot loader entry in the first place.

  Refined and Grub, both work very well if I select them using F12 during startup, but I want one of them to be the default. How can I get this stick and get rid of the Windows Bootloader?

  I solved it! I had to turn on Secure Boot so that I can get to the "Select a UEFI file as being approved for execution" option (otherwise it would be gray). Then I navigated to the refined bootloader and grubx64 of Debian. I added the two, then turned off Secure Boot. For some reason, that they were still in the boot list priority and I could now move them upward.

  There could be pieces of the loader of Microsoft has left again, but I don't like because now the correct charger gets called first. Wheee! The BIOS version is 1.08 and I would install 1.13 anyway. It seems that only works with Windows, however, the BIOS is impossible to himself from inside the BIOS?

  Edit: Found the InsydeFlash tool. I'll try that. Edit2: Human resources management, is something closed-source they sell at ridiculous prices. So I guess I won't be upgrading the BIOS.

• dual boot Windows 7 (remove the unauthorized partion of previous edition)

  Hi support them.

  I have a hard drive from my old laptop and used in my new laptop. My old laptop used win xp. And my new laptop uses Windows 7 Home premium. My new laptop was the installation in a way that I have a dual boot partition 2, one for the home premium (c :) and one for the old xp (g :).)

  Recently my c: is running out of space and I wanted to remove the xp (g) partition to get more space out of it, but the volume button of remove is grayed.

  If I m wrong, if I delete the (g), my computer will start with a missing ntldr error.

  It seems that my installation of windows 7 has derailed (g) unnoticed.

  Any help here?

  See you soon.

  Check the following links on how to remove the dual boot:

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/210983-dual-boot-delete-OS.html

  http://www.SevenForums.com/installation-setup/183202-need-remove-system-partition-dual-boot-laptop.html

• How to remove the BONES from the system and install windows 7

  I had two OS on two two different drives, vista and windows 7 by mistake my brother to the format of the other readers on which windows 7 has been installed without knowing that... so I had to start my laptop by reinstalling windows 7 on the disks by replacing Vista... now at startup, there are two options to choose the OS but only does not work (the new windows 7 I have installed). Is it possible to uninstall both Nos. While one install windows 7 on a disk...?

  Hello

  You have to format the drive that contains the former system of operation of the new plant in disk management and is should not appear more.

  or

  Re-format both drives and install the clean image of windows 7, you can format the two disks of windows 7 (click on the Advanced icon) install menu. then continue the installation.

  

  or

  In windows 7 Type MSCONFIG in the start menu to run the System Configuration utility. the button remove the tab "Boot" the is no longer necessary OS entry.

• XP SP2 Start Up disk to remove the error GRUB 22

  Hi all

  HP laptop 6400; Windows XP Pro OS

  After you deleted Ubuntu and expanded my C: drive to top up space, I have the following error of 22 Grub

  1:
  GRUB, loading stage1.5.

  GRUB loading, please wait...
  Error 22

  & can not boot from the hard drive;

  I m trying to restart with a XP Pro OS install disc (and eventually overcame how to type my password admin on a french keyboard!)

  So I get as much as

  C:\WINDOWS >

  He says that my windows what OS is fine, so I think I need to do something to remove the GRUB boot files, so that when I restart it, it goes straight to the XP operating system?

  Any help please?

  Thank you

  Hi GeoffJones,

  I suggest that you do a repair installation of Windows XP by using the Windows XP installation CD.

  Refer to the article below and method 2 for the installation of Windows XP repair.

  How to perform an upgrade on the spot (reinstallation) of Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/978788

• After, the "floppy" and removing, using that I keep getting a message "Unable to read the articles" I used the button "cancle" a dozen times, but he always comes back. any ideas?.

  Nothing so far, you have tried many things.

  Hello
   
  
  1. is this a problem with all the readers of the floppy disk that you use, or is it limited to a particular floppy drive?
  2. when the floppy drive was working properly the last time?
  
  Check if the problem exists in Safe Mode, if the drive works as expected in mode safe, and then we can solve the problem in the clean boot state. It is a possibility that another application is at the origin of the conflict.
  
  Step has. See the article below for the procedure safe mode in Windows XP
  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315222
   
  Step B. You need to perform a clean boot to find the program that is causing and then disable or remove.
  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353/en-us
  Note: When you are finished troubleshooting, follow the steps as explained in the article to reset the computer to start as usual.
  
  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• How to remove the boot camp on my pc?

  I have to delete the boot camp to increase memory Mac

  As the Assistant Boot Camp is a part of Mac OS X to create a partition to install Windows, I don't really think that you really want to delete it.

  Instead, I think that you want to delete the partition that contains Windows and which is made from the Boot Camp Assistant. For instructions on reading this Boot Camp: Remove Windows from your Mac

• HP Envy Rove: Boot with MBR instead of EFI without removing the GPT partitions

  Hello

  I activated the Legacy Startup Mode in the Configuration of the UEFI and I would how I can give greater priority to the Legacy boot (boot MBR) vs the EFI Boot.

  I mean, how do I start using the MBR without destroying GPT partitions or files EFI?

  I don't have an option in the BIOS to select the 'priority '.

  I have the BIOS with the e.17 Rev.A (latest) firmware

  Thank you.

  Best regards

  Alfredo.

  @afeno

  Welcome to the HP Forums, it's a great place to get help, find answers and advice,
  Thanks for posting your request, I'll be more than happy to help you

  If I understand correctly you want to use the trunk legacy rather than the UEFI boot, before getting into the details, however,

  Here is the difference between Boot EFI and start-up of the legacy
  
  This is the process used by the firmware to find the target of starting:
  
  Legacy boot is used by the firmware BIOS boot process.
  The firmware keeps a list of installed storage devices can be bootable (Floppy Disk Drives, hard drives, optical drives, tape drives, etc.) and list them in a configurable priority. the POST procedure has finished, the firmware loads the first sector of each target of memory storage and it scans for a valid Master Boot Record (MBR). If a valid MBR is found, the firmware passes execution of code found in the MBR, bootloader that allows the user to select a partition to boot from. If we don't get, it proceeds to the following equipment in the boot order. If no MBR is found at all, the user is presented with the famous "Please insert system disk".
  
  UEFI boot is used by the UEFI firmware boot process.
  Firmware maintains a list of volumes of valid boot called EFI Service of Partitions. During the POST firmware procedure UEFI scans all bootable storage devices that are connected to the system for a valid GPT GUID Partition Table (). Unlike a MBR, a GPT does not contain a boot loader. The firmware itself scanning the closure for a score of Service EFI to boot from. If no boot EFI partition is found, the firmware can fall back on the boot of the legacy method. If boot UEFI and legacy boot fail, the famous "Insert system disk" will be presented.
  
  In general, the UEFI boot is more desirable.

  And if you want to know how to convert a GPT to MBR or convert MBR to GPT disk: click here (3rd party link - please ignore the ads).

  Let me know how that pans,.
  I wish you a good day
  And do not hesitate to ask questions that this forum has some of the best people in the world, available and ready to help.
  Kind regards

• SA30-414 boot from the floppy USB drive

  Hi all!

  I'm tryin to get my my satellite A30-414 to boot from the floppy USB drive and enter the dos mode, but all I get is a black screen (without a slider, of course!), and then the windows XP login page directly. Can you tell me if this model has a boot device menu shortcut keyboard?

  Also, I may be permanently changed some configurations of starting (to know by pressing F12 at startup, then press F2 to try later) with my attempts to get the machine to boot from the floppy drive: now even when the floppy drive is not connected, I get this black screen awkward and then, after a few seconds, the logon windows page. How do I access the Setup menu and check?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Hello

  You can access the start menu by pressing the F2 key during the boot process. This will take you in the "setup" menu where you can change the order of selection of boot device as well as the other BIOS settings permanently.

  Kind regards