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  < Binary start = end of the "0x6f6f0000" = "0x6f6fd000" type = "__TEXT" path = "C: & #92; Windows & #92; System32 & #92; sfc_os.dll "/ >"

  < Binary start = end of the "0x721f0000" = "0x7222c000" type = "__TEXT" path = "C: & #92; Windows & #92; System32 & #92; oleacc.dll "/ >"

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  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Rose #55

  I have it!

  Used the final solution of http://forums.adobe.com/message/2954743.

  If I delete the plugin from c:\Program 9\Locales\ Adobe Photoshop Elements\Plug-Ins\Import-Export twain, the program seems to close without crashing.

  Thank you

  Rose #55

• Where are the drivers for Windows 8?

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-6178us Entertainment Notebook PC. I can't find drivers for this laptop for Windows 8. Anyone know where I can find them? This machine is less than a year, so an upgrade path should be available.

  Thank you

  SteveMST

  The system has been upgraded to Windows 8 by doing exactly as described in this document for the upgrade method?
  http://goo.GL/6Feqo

  If a system is officially expected to receive Windows 8 depends on various factors, including when the device has been manufactured and not only the sold date. Much of this is based on internal tests of Windows 8 units. If it turns out that Windows 8 does not play well with some hardware components, then it cannot receive official Windows 8 drivers and software. The reason is that the reputation of Microsoft and HP go up on the user experience of this laptop with Windows 8. HP said it is registered for Windows 8, so he was not properly tested and delivered a bad experience, then that user HP and Microsoft will be tarnished based on the bad behavior of Windows 8 and incompatible hardware. Unfortunately, this often happens with major operating system changes. The metro system that uses Windows 8 did not exist before Windows 8 and it will change the hardware requirements as well as software. A similar experience happened with the transition from Windows XP to Windows Vista. A lot of hardware and software was not compatible despite XP compatible mode in Vista.

  That being said, I've upgraded my old laptop bought in 2010 for Windows 8. For the most part, Windows 7 drivers worked without any problems once .NET Framework 3.5 has been activated. You can try to use the Windows 7 drivers to see if that makes a difference in the meantime. It was a similar method used when Windows 7 is released. Many people had success using drivers Vista to 7, but not all the world is.

  To activate the setting, go to the start and search screen to uninstall a program. Expand the settings option to reveal this option.

  Once which is open, select Add/Remove components windows on the left and check that the .NET Framework 3.5 is enabled. It is usually disabled by default in Windows 8 with my experience.

  Once this is allowed, try the Windows 7 software and drivers. It is not guaranteed that some will work and some won't. Bluetooth drivers for my laptop were not compatible with Windows 8, and I had to use what Windows 8 pilots were there for her. I also noticed that my fingerprint reader works anywhere, with the exception of the login screen which is where it has been used most in Windows 7. Your experience may be different, because there more than likely very different hardware that my laptop has.

  Yet once, it is not approved by HP, but it can work for your needs in Windows 8. Windows 7 can provide the best experience until Windows 8 official drivers are released. Just to note, it is possible that your laptop will not receive Widnows 8 drivers. I don't know the results internal analysis which may be held or a roadmap for mobile before the release of Windows 8 and Windows 8.

• HP OfficeJet 6500 E709n: Strange characters in the printer on Windows 8.1 preferences page

  When I use the printer from native Windows applications such as Notepad, Paint, and Wordpad etc., strange Chinese characters appear in the printer preferences window and no option selection is visible or available.   -No error message.   -J' I disable the device and re-installed the latest HP driver software.   -L' unit operate normally, except for the problem of page preferably.

  Hi @JSvWyk,

  Am I assume it looks something like this?

  

  You may need to change the language of your operating system. Research I've done, it seems that some languages, such as English (United Kingdom), cause this hiccup. Please check or change your language to English ( States- United).

  To check or change your current settings, go to control panel and select clock, language and region, and then select change regions. On the Format tab, select English (United States). On the location tab you have the United States in the current location of falling down and then select apply.

  Please let me know if I indeed understood the question correctly, and if the problem is now resolved. Thank you.

• Download problems window 10 due to the failure of window into account.

  Dear all,

  I had a problem with my user profile. It all started a year ago when my computer crashed, and we had to get fixed little. Once we have installed Kaspersky to make sure that never happened again. But I just noticed that my computer is not fair since the crash. But I let it go. But since the release of Windows 10. I noticed that my user profile has been wrong in a way. I had created a standard account and now it seems that it has become the administrator and my administrator is my account stander. I can't get Windows 10 in my administrator account (supposed to be standard). At my level (supposed to be administrator) account I can find the link, but it goes on to say that I have to log as administrator to download. But I can't because my current administrator (supposed to be standard) cannot download. I tried to get 2 administrator but that do not work (I tried several ways) and I have tried to make a new account, but that does not work either. I can not also change types of my account because of some problems (I click on administrator but it does not change). Please I need help. Help me please.

  P.S. I tried to turn my Kaspersky. It does not work.

  Hello n,.

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description of the problem, you can not upgrade to Windows 10 due to corruption of the profiles.

  If you registered your copy, you will get it but it may not be today.  Because of the anticipation of high for Windows 10 customer, we ensure that every customer has a good experience with the download and installation.  To do this, we are spreading the availability of the plant over time.  We do our best to keep clients updated on the latest information on Windows 10 on our Web site.  We recommend that you give him time and watch our Web site for updates to http://windows.microsoft.com

  I suggest you return the article mentioned below to upgrade your system to Windows 10 and see if this helps you to upgrade.

  Upgrade to Windows 10 for free

  In addition to this, I suggest to know system requirements and for that you can see the article mentioned below.

  Before installing

  You can also see the article mentioned below to downloaded 10 Windows on your computer.

  Download Windows 10

  You can also refer to article WIKI de Andre da costa provided below and see if it helps you to solve the problem.

  How to upgrade to Windows 10 8.1 for Windows or Windows 7 by using Windows Update

  Hope that the information provided is useful. Let us know if you have questions related to Windows, we will be happy to help you.

  Kind regards

• How to disable the pop up "Windows Media Player cannot download the information on the media... "after the extraction of a CD without activation of network connectivity.

  When I copy a CD with Windows Media Player, I get the message pop up after the investigation period is over: "Windows Media Player cannot download the media for this CD information. The other titles, artist, and album will be identified as "Unknown" in your library. For best results, connect to the Internet or manually add media for CD information. »

  I know that the message appears when I turn on the setting to allow WMP to connect to the internet to get information about the media, but I don't want WMP does. What I want is a button I can push on the pop-up that says "don't show this message again" (similar to the warnings seen in internet explore). How can I disable this pop-up window without activating the internet connection option.

  In case you're wondering, the data from the internet are incompatible in the naming convention so when I rip an audio book, so I can listen to my mp3 player, I can't completely post-processing script because not all of the disks in a set have a coherent on the slopes or even name the disc etc. At least drives marked 'Unknown' is consistent and so easy to script for the reduction to a single MP3 file.

  Hello

  Do the following and see if they help.

  Registry warning
  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756/

  a. start Windows Media Player. Right click on the toolbar at the top, select 'Tools' and select 'Options '.

  b. Select the "Privacy" tab uncheck all options in the tab.

  c. Select the 'Network' tab uncheck all the options in this tab as well. Click on 'OK '.

  d. click "Start", select "Run" and then type "regedit" in the appropriate field. Press "Enter". Click on "File" and "export." Type a file name of registry backup that you can remember, which contains the current date. Navigate to the registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\PlayerUpgrade." Under 'Name', double-click "EnableAutoUpgrade." Under 'ValueData,' type 'no.' Go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE."

  e. click 'Edit', 'New' and 'key '. Type "WindowsMediaPlayer." Click on 'OK '. Select the new key, and then click on 'Edit', 'New' and 'DWORD value'. Type "DisableAutoUpdate" and press "enter." Select 'Edit' and then 'change '. Type '1' and click on 'OK '. Click on 'OK '. Click on "File" and "Exit" to close the registry editor.

  f. click "Start", "Control Panel" and "Security Center." Under ' Manage Security Settings for, "click on"Windows Firewall ". Click the 'Exceptions' scroll down until you see "Windows Media Player." Make sure that the box next to the entry is unchecked. Click on 'OK '.

  g. right click on the toolbar in Windows Media Player. Select 'File' and 'Work offline' to completely prevent Windows Media Player to access the Internet somehow. When you want to restore Internet access, right click on the toolbar, click on "File" and remove the check mark next to "Work offline."

  That should do it.

• How to send the message to the PC on Windows 7 and Windows XP

  Hi Anoop,

  seeing that you're a technical support engineer, maybe you can help me.
  In my workplace, there are 7 PCs connected in lan.
  5 of them have xp and rest 2 have professional win7 on them.
  We need all employees stay in touch all the time, so I decided to try to MSG. EXE in my win7 machine. I edited the registry to 'Allow remote RPC' entry on my machine and other machine win7. then after I tried the following command:
  "msg [account name] / Server: [name of the pc]"message.
  He waited a few moments and error 5 message.
  and yet one thing, all the machines have exactly identical account names & passwords on them.
  Please tell me how to communicate on both xp & win7.
  Kind regards
  Mr. Pratap Singh

  The messaging service has been removed with the release of Windows Vista and is longer supported in recent versions of Windows.

  I suggest that you try a third-party tool called network Chat

  http://download.CNET.com/network-chat/3000-2085_4-10326659.html

• Windows 7 will be available to buy after the launch of Windows 8?

  As that provider OEM and the support of many local businesses, would we be able to always purchase and supply Windows 7 with new computers instead of Windows 8 following the launch of Windows 8, as we have done with XP during the launch of Vista?

  You will always be able to acquire Windows 7 upwards to 2 years after the release of Windows 8.

  Windows 8 Pro will also include downgrade rights to Windows 7 Professional.

• How to select the output device HDMI as audio playback for Windows Media Center device

  Output audio media center units

  Hello

  I'm trying to set up my media center from windows to windows media center of output through a separate audio device audio device by default.

  In this case, I have hdmi output that I want to be the output for windows media center and my realtek analog to be the default for all the rest.

  So my overall question is how I make windows media center requires is not the default audio device.

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Method 1 is useless. Does that change the audio device by default in the system, what the user seeks specifically not to do.

  Method 2 has no effect at all on Media Center.
  The answer seems to be no, Media Center only works with the audio output device by default.