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• Cannot download Microsoft updates after restoring my computer Windows XP back to factory settings

  I had to restore my computer windows xp to its factory settings.  Now, it will not download updates.  What can I do to fix this?  I want to download the Service Pack 3 and other updates.

  Hello!

  After reformat the computer and you have all the drivers installed.
  try to download and install SP3 manually and then install all updates from Windows Update
  Here you can see the download link for SP3:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=24
  See you soon!
  Makoi

• U410 - cannot connect after Windows Update after restore factory when the time zone is not UTC-8.

  Steps to reproduce the error:

  1 use OneKey recovery to restore the initial factory settings.

  2. on the initial setup of Windows screen, select a time zone to UTC - 8, UTC (London)

  3. connect to Windows, open the Windows Update control panel and click on "Install updates"

  4 restart the computer to complete the update.

  5. on the login screen, try to connect or shutdown the computer.

  Result:

  Computer is blocked with the only desktop wallpaper and mouse pointer visible. Does not meet all the keys. By pressing the power button sleep machine. Press again on he wakes the machine in the blocked State.

  I have reproduced this problem 3 times for initial help restore every time.

  Wordaround:

  Before starting the factory restore processes, set the clock of system by 24 hours. After the end of the restoration of the factory, set the system clock to the correct time.

  Otherwise, wait 24 hours between a factory reset and try to install the Windows updates.

  Analysis:

  This problem is caused because of the way that Windows stores time. It assumes that the system clock is set to local time rather than UTC. When you use the OneKey recovery system he doesn't know what time zone of the system clock is set on, and so it assumes that it is set to UTC - 8. If it is in fact the UTC value, OneKey Recovery creates files with a time stamp of 8 hours in the future. This causes the Windows Update to fail.

  One step that I forgot to mention, that may be important:

  After the installation of the plant, during the initial configuration screens, I updated the time zone GMT London.

  Since the OneKey recovery uses GMT - 8, this can cause some files to have a timestamp of 8 hours in the future. Maybe if I waited 8 hours before the update of this problem would not occur. I'll test this by setting the clock system for 1 week in the past, make reset factory and then it retroactively to the correct date before the update.

  EDIT: Test successfully. This workaround works.

• Problem of T61 update after restoring to factory settings

  Hi all

  I restored my system to factory settings after series of problems with the deletion of old backup files in the hard drive. Then I installed Windows updates (Service Pack 3 and other such suggested by Microsoft). After I finished with the updates of Windows, I tried to update my system using Thinkvantage System Update. That's where I got the error message even before contacting the package index server. The message read that error trying to get user information. I can't go any further.

  All you have no idea why this is happening?

  Thank you.

  Uninstall and reinstall the software update system.

• SP1 is not not a proposed update after RESTORATION COMPLETE (?) so I can't access SP2. 5 years old HP 530, 32 bit Vista Home Basic, with original discs.

  • Tries to bring an old HP 530 of 5 years (they called it a Business Notebook (?), with 32-bit Windows Vista Home Basic, back to the original, using the 2 discs that can bring the system up-to-date with updates you're invited.) I don't need to save anything, ALL the files AT ALL.
  • I want to send it back as when I bought it and use the 2 original discs to doneverything and then update it with the updates you are guests.
  • Apparently, I don't know when to press F9 or something else, at what time, or to put the second of the 2 original discs in.  As I understand it, disc #1 is the OS DVD, disc #2 is Application and Driver Recovery DVD (?). Copyright dates on these are 2007 & 2008. Also, I have the product key.
  • I need a COMPLETE tutorial, step by step, that I have tried this 4 times, do not get the hang of it, & of course do not have enough experience in this.  When I THOUGHT that I had just finished, after a multiple-update every day experience, no guests included updated Service Pak 1 (SP1), which I understand is necessary before acquiring Service Pak 2 (SP2). In addition, more my arisen Internet research a small window is to say unable to connect to the page, OPERATION ABANDONED...
  • Should I try to disable (?) Windows Defender before installing the antivirus ESET 6 and Malwarebytes paid version at this thing?       And when can I install these. As soon as I connect to the Internet, updates Windows want to start RIGHT NOW!
  • Would appreciate help with this BEFORE , I take a sledgehammer to that thing, MUCH, thank you VERY MUCH!

  Ignore the message about not using a computer.

  And 434.5MBs has nothing to do with your having only 1 GB of memory.

  434 is the size of the file.

  See you soon.

• Windows 7 update history not showing after restore the Image of external hard drive

  I just restored windows 7 from a system image on an external hard drive.  When I used windows update after restoration update history had disappeared, although I found the updates in the updates installed, I wonder if something is wrong and if all my updates are in place and why did do that AND, can I GET BACK. ?. ?. ?. Everything seems to work fine... /.
  Thanks and let me know.
  Dave

  Hello

  The version history is just a list containing the results of the applied updates and non-operational systematics
  importance. The installed updates is the important file that shows what updates have been installed.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• iPhone 4 crashed, has entered into recovery mode and don't update or restore (error 4013)

  Hi all

  So, the other day, while watching a YouTube video, my iPhone 4 became unresponsive and turns off. Since then, he has been slain in recovery mode, only showing the "connect to iTunes screen.

  iTunes gives me two options: update or restore. As I wanted to save my data (I have been so sloppy as to not have backed up the device for about a year!) I tried to update a bunch of times. However, it keeps me gives error 4013. Then, having given up this possibility, I also tried to restore the device several times, but unfortunately exactly the same phenomenon occurs.

  What happens is: iTunes downloads and extract the software, says "waiting for iPhone" for a few seconds, then it said "Preparing iPhone software update" because I think little about exactly 15 minutes. Then he said "Waiting for iPhone" still for a few seconds, after which it gives me error 4013.

  My guess is the iPhone automatically leaves the recovery mode so that it gives me this error because after 15 minutes and restarts alone, leaving iTunes to "think" that there is some kind of connection problem or do not recognize the device as being the same when it turns off and turns back on after 15 minutes. If this is the case, perhaps restarting interrupts the update/restore process. Or maybe just crashes in this state of preparation for 15 minutes because he is unable to do what he needs because of a sort of damaging the material.

  What I've tried so far:

  -Update iTunes to the latest version (12.2.2)

  -Updated the software on my Mac (although I must say that it is an old MacBook with OS X 10.7.5; I don't know if it's any factor here)

  -Restarting my computer

  -Switch to the other USB port

  -Using another USB cable (although the one alternative that I have is not in very good condition)

  -Try on a friend's computer (a much newer MacBook; I don't know what operating system well)

  -Force the device to restart a package of time (now the power and the home buttons)

  -A few third-party applications that claim to be able to get the iPhone out of recovery mode

  Any of you have ideas, ideas or suggestions on what is the cause and how can I get my phone back to life again? Recover my data would be obviously ideal, but I would also be very happy with just equipped with a device of work once again. I know it's an obsolete phone but it has always worked well.

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Anyone? I could really use some help. Thank you!

• Default configuration of the Windows updates. Restoration of the changes. Do not turn off your computer

  Hi, I just refreshed my laptop that I got a few drops FPS at random. Initially, it worked fine, but after a while before instaled Norton started to cause me problems. At this time I uninstalled it and when he asked me to computer restatr now, I did. Now I'm stuck with this message window loading. Restart the computer from time to time, but the message is always the same: failure of configuration of Windows updates. Restoration of the changes. Do not turn off your computer.
  Computer: hp pavilion n006sm
  Operating system: win 8 pre-installed
  At the moment I'm stuck on this window for over an hour and nothing has changed

  Seems that problem solved by itself. As I correctly uninstalled Norton, I just put my automatic updates and restarted my laptop again. He installed the updates with no problem and its working fine. Seems that Norton was really the problem, will keep you informed.

• Weird Time Machine question after restoration

  Hi all

  First post here so go easy on me

  I'll try and make this as brief as possible.

  I've been running an iMac 27 "2010 end (still running Lion 10.7.5, but it is stable so I have not found the need to modernize) and NAS from Synology DS212j with TB 2 * 3 disks for the last 3 years. I've set up time service Machine through DSM on the Synology with a quota of 1 200 GB for my iMac which worked perfectly while all the time, during which I restored the weird file without problem.

  Recently, for a number of reasons, I felt the need to update the OS of El Capitan to provide specific features that only there, so I made sure that my last backup was not serious and went through the upgrade process. It took a while but seems fine, but in the end, I became artifacts of the screen during the exchange between the office computers and for the worse, completely locked Mail machine as soon as you have clicked on an email. A lot of research on Google and all the patches applied but no joy, I decided to restore Lion and watch a clean install of El Crappo thereafter.

  At through the process of full restoration without problem and he has restored from the DS212j without a single question (took about 14 hours but again, it worked) and my Mac was back as if nothing ever happened. Happy days!

  Shortly after that, although the problem started with Time Machine backups do not tell me that there is not enough space on the destination to save my machine...

  1. I look into my quota on the NAS (the bit you set to ensure that backups are not the entire disk) and it tells me that there are 820 used GB which I guess is my backups Time Machine original that nothing should have changed on the NAS.

  2. I don't seem to be able to see the Time Capsule shared queue Station disk even after display in shared folders, it should he appear?

  3. I unhid it and he could ride through cmd & k and using smb / / nom_lecteur/Time Capsule so I can now see the volume in the Finder.

  4. I can see there are 2 * sparsebundle files, one for my iMac and the other for Macbook Air my wife. The file for mine displays a last updated date/time of a few minutes ago, but no size of file. The woman shows well, last time/date and file size (he stayed very well throughout this btw).

  5. when I enter Time Machine on the iMac all my historical incremental backups have disappeared and the only backup who shows also available is the date to which I restored from, nothing before and obviously nothing after because there is no space.

  I have not a clue what going on here, but it seems to me like it after restoring my sparsebundle file (which is always on the NAS and must be intact) is there, but for some reason the iMac cannot see/index / register or see one of the backups that are contained in.

  Apple support tried to help but actually said that they don't support anything other than an official time Capsule and Synology must implement the Time Machine in a different way because he could not find the sparesebundle file, only the tf volume content when it is mounted by trying to start the backup.  From what I read and checked the forums of Synology and the sheets, they don't do anything outside the norm with regard to the Time Machine application, it's literally just a network volume that stores the sparesebundle in the same Apple so designed, then why on Earth after restoring my iMac do not see the content of this sparsebundle file , and why it consumes disk space?

  So, what I'm looking for help, is this (or questions):

  A. How do I look inside the time Capsule (this is what I call the Time Machine shared disk) to see how many files is there and if there is a GB 820 that contains all the data from my legacy?

  B. someone at - it an idea how the iMac see and recognize the original file should be here?

  C. If I were to remove the rare bundle that I peut see, will that potentially be old and will be that free space that is held open and allow me to perform a full backup from scratch?

  D. If C is not the original file remains hidden, no idea how I can find...?

  E. do I have other options that you can think of...?

  Sorry, that was supposed to be brief, but I wanted to make sure I had all the info there to allow people to understand what has happened and what I did to try to resolve so far.

  Thanks in advance

  See you soon

  Mark

  Mark, in my opinion, your questions can be answered by the great Pondini http://pondini.org/TM/FAQ.html

• Given that I have updated to IOS 9.2 my Ipad 2 Air is discharge the battery in 12 to 14 hours, even without any use. Before the update, after a day of average use of the battery was still 70-75%. How can I reinstall the IO 9.1?

  Given that I have updated to IOS 9.2 my Ipad 2 Air is discharge the battery in 12 to 14 hours, even without any use. Before the update, after a day of average use of the battery was still 70-75%. How can I reinstall the IO 9.1?

  Hello

  The best way to save battery life is to go into the settings and turn off Apps Refresh

  I now get 3 / 4 hours of battery life more.

  You cannot return to a previous ios 9.1

  See you soon

  Brian

  PS

  If you still have a problem iCloud backup now

  Then restore settings to get rid of any bugs.

• I have the same problem. whenever I start windows it tells me it is install and configure updates, after 20 minutes he finally - but next time I start exactly the same thing happens - that is every day and im tired of it.

  I have the same problem. whenever I boot windows vista it tells me it is install and configure updates, after 20 minutes he finally - but next time I start exactly the same thing happens - that is every day and im tired of it.

  Hi MartinWithWindowsIssues,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Vista answers Forum!

  I have some steps that may help you.

  Step 1

  Try resetting the component of windows update.

  To do this, click resolve this present in the link below. Click run in the file download dialog box and follow the steps described in the fix it Wizard.

  How to reset the Windows Update components?

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

  Step 2

  Perform a scan of the file system [SFC] checker on the computer that will replace missing or corrupt files.

  To do this, follow the steps below:

  1. click on the Start button

  2. on the Start Menu, click all programs followed by accessories

  3. in the menu accessories, right-click on command line option

  4. in the drop-down menu that appears, click the "Run as Administrator" option

  5. If you have the User Account Control (UAC) enabled, you will be asked permission before the opening of the command line. You simply press the button continue if you are the administrator or insert password etc.

  6. in the command prompt window, type: sfc/scannow then press enter

  7. a message is displayed to indicate that "the analysis of the system will start.

  8. be patient because the analysis may take some time

  9. If all the files need replace SFC will replace them. You may be asked to insert your Vista DVD for this process to continue

  10. If all goes although you should, after the analysis, see the following message "Windows resource protection not found any breach of integrity.

  11. once the scan is finished, close the command prompt window, restart the computer and check.

  For more information, see the link below:

  How to repair the operating system and how to restore the configuration of the operating system to an earlier point in time in Windows Vista

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

  Joel S
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• need to reinstall updates after reformat

  I have to go to the cumbersome process of reinstall all updates when I reformat the hard drive of my laptop?

  Lenovo has created three partitions on the hard drive installed. The smallest drive C contains Windows and software pre-installed. And I was told that the C drive should NOT be resized if not the OneKey recovery no longer work. But we are given the D drive which is MUCH bigger to contain all my personal data.

  updates take up a lot of my disk drive of the insignificant C, 19 GB space, which, in the end, let me about 700 MB to work with installing progs more. with do I find n reinstall every single update after reformatting the hard drive or do a system restore point? in this way he doesn't eat any more space in my C drive good?

  If not, grateful if you can advice me how to handle this accordingly.

  Hello Vanity.sha,

  Thanks for your reply.  A new installation of any operating system takes about 2-4 GB of space in the partition & after OneKey recovery on system should have been about 75% of free space available. I think there could be some unwanted files & folders on your system, so try to free the C: drive & then try to deploy the update for Vista.

  In addition, Microsoft & 3rd-party application has the ability to store the program files on all available disks, you can install these applications depending on the free space.

  I hope this helps.

  [If this post can help solve your problem, click on the button 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' at the top of this message.] [Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.]

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• After restoring the PC to factory settings because of the Trojan horse, unable to perform desk top applications (bad parameter).

  Windows XP in desktop HP 4 years.  After restoring to the original due to trojan settings, downloaded all the XP updates.  Applications always on the C:\ drive.  When to open the control panel: open / remove programs, none of these applications are displayed.  Program listed as "all users" in the icon property.

  After recovery, you must reinstall all of the programs that were previously installed using the original media.

  A recovery takes the computer to the settings at the start of the computer was first. Even if you have backed up your data, you will need to reinstall the programs such as the tax on the Turbo, Registry Mechanic.

  You will also need to install service packs and Windows updates your recovery CD unless has service pack included.

  Thank you

  Marilyn

• How to speed up the process of updating after clean install

  original title: updates after a clean install

  I just performed a facility clean my machine that runs Vista Home Basic Edition and is now trying to download all the updates it has had over the past three years (ex-factory).

  However it will slowly (no surprise) and I was wondering is there something I could do to speed up the process.  Currently, I am just by clicking on start - Windows Update and let it download what they want from there.  However I have noticed saying she "Download 80 updates", it installs then say 5 of those, restarts and then says "Download 75 updates"-have I really downloaded updates and then lost 80 them, or he really download only 5?

  I also thought the oldest download first, but I can't seem to find an opption to do this - is - it possible?  It seems just stupid for me to download updates of 2010 before those of 2008 (assuming that's what he does lol!)

  All advice or pointers that would help to do that, go a little faster would be immensely appreciated.

  See you soon

  Q

  I just performed a facility clean my machine that runs Vista Home Basic Edition and is now trying to download all the updates it has had over the past three years (ex-factory).

  However it will slowly (no surprise) and I was wondering is there something I could do to speed up the process.  Currently, I am just by clicking on start - Windows Update and let it download what they want from there.  However I have noticed saying she "Download 80 updates", it installs then say 5 of those, restarts and then says "Download 75 updates"-have I really downloaded updates and then lost 80 them, or he really download only 5?

  I also thought the oldest download first, but I can't seem to find an opption to do this - is - it possible?  It seems just stupid for me to download updates of 2010 before those of 2008 (assuming that's what he does lol!)

  All advice or pointers that would help to do that, go a little faster would be immensely appreciated.

  See you soon

  Q

  Start by installing the latest Service Pack (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935791). You'll have so far fewere updtes to install.

  Also note the following regarding your answer to the question of PA Bear "clean install has been through choice. After 3 years machine has become bloated and slow, and I decided to wipe them fresh, start over and give up unused programs that seemed a good idea at the time. » :

  In my view, it is usually a mistake. With a minimum of care, it should never be necessary to reinstall Windows (Vista or any version). I ran Windows 3.0, 3.1, WFWG 3.11, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 now, each for the period of time before the next release is out and everyone on two or more machines here. I never reinstalled none of them (with one exception--a problem that I worked on for weeks without success), and I've never had anything more than an occasional minor problem.

  It is my belief that this erroneous notion comes from the technical support people in most of the major OEMs. Their solution to almost any problem, for they know not quickly answer is "reformat and reinstall. It is the ideal solution for them. It gets you phone turned off quickly, it almost always works, and it does not need to do any real troubleshooting (a skill that most of them has obviously not in any great degree).

  But it leaves you with all the work and all the problems. You must restore all backups of your data, you must reinstall all of your programs, you must reinstall all Windows and updates of the application, you must locate and install all the necessary drivers for your system, you will need to recustomize Windows and all your applications to work the way you are comfortable with.

  In addition to all these things being long and painful, you may encounter difficulties with some of them: you will find all your CDs application? You will find all the necessary installation codes? You have data backups to restore? You still remember all the customizations and settings that can be installed to make everything work the way you like it? Sometimes there are problems that are so difficult to resolve that Windows has to be reinstalled properly. But they are few and far between; RESETTLEMENT should not be a substitute for troubleshooting; It should be a last resort, to do that once all other troubleshooting by qualified person attempts have failed.

  And perhaps most important: If you reformat and reinstall without knowing what caused your problem, you will most likely repeat the behavior that caused it and quickly find yourself in exactly the same situation.

• After restoring the factory network card settings will not start

  I have toshiba L300 satt he wouldn't start so after restore settings factory network card does not start so can't do updates cannot find wireless network and I tried plugging cable ethernet directly to the router still cannot be detected or nothing comes with the network adapter won't start not error code 10 tried to load the driver updates but it's so far has got no restore point or restore system disks completely made through bak right discso to normal, says its running vista 32 2006 windows looked everywhere no joy please don't help the driver is realtek rtl8101

  Hello

  go to toshiba and download the drivers for your model laptop

  There is a download tab at the top on the link below

  use the computer that you use to get here download and save to the desktop

  copy to a flash drive - transfer and install it on the other

  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp