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• HP 250 G5: upgrade Windows 7 Pro for Windows 10 Pro with HP 250 G5

  I bought the cell phone following the Friday (19/08):
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  I see from the description that it is said:
  "Windows 7 Professional 64 (license and includes support for Windows 10 64 Pro).

  And further explained:

  "This system is preinstalled with Windows 7 Professional software and also comes with a license and support for Windows 10 Pro software. You can only use a version of the Windows software at a time. Switching between versions you need to uninstall a version and install the other version. You must back up all the data (files, photos, etc.) before you uninstall and install operating systems to avoid the loss of your data. »

  However, I received no media with the laptop. I know there is a guide on creating your own Windows 10 courses to http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04876361 installation media, but as it is an upgrade to Windows 7 Pro for Windows 10 Pro, and we are now outside the free upgrade window, I want to check if those who are indeed the right way ahead.

  Thanks for your help!

  You should have received the Windows 10 Pro media as described on the auction site. This media can be in a plastic bag that came with the computer. Please go through all the material supplied with the computer. If you are unable to find the Windows 10 media, please contact HP Customer Support in your region for assistance.

  Before installing Windows 10, please make your restore media Windows 7 Pro.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• can I upgrade windows 2000 pro for Windows XP?

  can I upgrade windows 2000 pro for Windows XP?

  Hello

  Note Windows 2000 and Windows 2000 Professional can only be upgraded to Windows XP Professional. You cannot upgrade Windows 2000 to Windows XP Home Edition.

  "How to install or upgrade to Windows XP"

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/978307

  What specifications are needed for XP.

  "System requirements for Windows XP operating systems"

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314865

  "Taken Windows XP supported upgrade paths"

  Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional >

  Windows XP Professional Retail (full) version
  Windows XP Professional Upgrade Version
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/292607
   
  "The upgrade to Windows XP Pro in Windows NT/2000"
  http://www.winsupersite.com/article/product-review/upgrading-to-Windows-XP-Pro-from-Windows-NT2000
   
  See you soon.

• When you try to install the update to upgrade windows 7 pro for windows ' 0 pro update windows seems even after 5-10 min in a loop with no sign of progress.

  * Original Title: windows update

  When you try to install the update to upgrade windows 7 pro for windows ' 0 pro update windows seems even after 5-10 min in a loop with no sign of progress.

  If anyone has any ideas on how it can be fixed please tell me

  Adam

  Please run the Windows Update Troubleshooter:
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  Please provide the exact details of any problem it reports as not fixed.

• Upgrade Windows 7 Pro 32 bit to Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  I bought Windows 7 Pro (32 bit) a year ago and I got a disk, the disk of 32 bits, with my purchase. So my question is, how do I upgrade to a 64 bit version of Windows 7 Professional?

  I heard that there is a chance that I could have someone (Microsoft) send me a 64-bit version because they key will work for each version, but it sounds too good to be true... is it? Also, if I can't do this, can I have a 'Windows 7 Professional Upgrade' (64-bit) and boot from the DVD drive and improve it like that or you can during the passage of XP or Vista?
  I guess, the best/most simple/best way to upgrade Windows 7 Pro 32 to 64? Thank you!

  Copies of the retail of Windows 7 include 32-bit and 64-bit discs.  If the copy you purchased only had a dvd then you didn't buy a copy retail, but a copy of the OEM System Builder.  OEM copies do not allow the buyer to two versions of the software.  You can buy a copy at retail to upgrade license (or copy of full license of Windows 7 Professional).  Anytime Upgrade does NOT change from 32-bit to 64-bit.  You must use the retail to change between architectures.

  In the Windows 7 Professional 64 - bit 'Upgrade' disc is identical to the version of Windows 7 Pro 64 bit retail, or is there a difference?

  Yes, all the professional retail DVDs are the same.  This is the product key that determines was looking for, it's a full license or upgrade license.  No matter what type of product key, it is, the installed software is exactly the same Windows 7 Professional.

  "I heard that there is a chance that I could have someone (Microsoft) send me a 64-bit version because they key will work for both versions.

  What you have heard only related to Vista.  Editions of Vista retail below Ultimate contained only a 32 bit dvd and buyers had to order a dvd 64 bit Microsoft for a $10 shipping and handling.  Which does not apply to Windows 7.  All editions of the retail of Windows 7 include the two DVD.  Since you did not purchase a commercial version, Microsoft refer to the OEM for support.  Since there was no OEM, you are out of luck.  That's why an end-user should not buy OEM software directly.

• This system is eligible for the lower upgrade Windows 7 Pro and what is the process to do this?

  Inspiron 15z 5523 Ultrabook comes with Windows 8 Pro, who, to my knowledge, has right to downgrade to Windows 7 Pro.

  http://Configure.us.Dell.com/Dellstore/config.aspx?OC=si15z5p02&model_id=Inspiron-15z-5523&c=us&l=en&s=BSD&CS=04

  http://www.Dell.com/us/business/p/Inspiron-15z-5523/PD

  I am someone help choose a laptop and want to know the process before they buy. This system is eligible for a downgrade?

  If so, what is the exact process to complete the process? If not, why not? It comes with Windows 8 Pro. How can I get the Windows 7 Pro installation media? How can I get the Windows 8 Pro installation media?

  Hi redlosen,

  Please send me a private Message after receiving the system. I'll ship you media from Windows 7 Professional. We should not have a product key will appear an OEM version.

  To send me a private Message, click on my user name, then click on start Conversation.

• My Windows XP pro would not let me change the option 'Use the home screen', so I removed a vital .dll file. I can't start Windows now!

  My Windows XP pro would not let me change the "Use welcome screen" option under: user accounts/change the way users connect or power off.

  He gave a message to the effect (I forgot to write it!) "a recently installed program does not change this setting. Search in the file named "RtlGina2.dll for a clue. So as silly as I can be, I did a search, finds the file RtlGina2.dll in the Windows/System32 folder and cut and paste on my desk. My thought was to isolate this file to see if it will address the problem of not being able to change the option use Windows screen.

  Now, I can't run Windows! It gives a message that this file RtlGina2.dll is not found! Specifically, it says, User Interface failure. The UI for logon RtlGina2.dll DLL failed to load. Contact your system administrator to replace the DLL or restore the original dll.

  How can I replace the dll if I can't even get started? Help, please! I know just enough to get me in trouble I see.

  WyoPathfinder,
  Are you able to boot mode safe mode with command prompt?  If Yes, then you can search for the file "dir /s /a RtlGina2.dll" lists the location where you moved to.  Then you can just copy (path\filename) c:\Windows/System32\(filename)

  If you do not work in safe mode, then you can boot from a XP disc and go into the recovery console and do the same thing.

  Hope that helps. QQ learn manage!

• Pavilion p6-2133w: upgrade Windows 10 Pro activation after replacing the processor and motherboard

  I upgraded a Pavilion P6 W10 Pro in September. Everything was going well until the motherboard and processor failed. When I replaced the hardware I am prompted to activate Windows - I have the product key for Windows 7 Home Prem OA office machine that does not work for W10 Pro. I don't know how W10 Pro ran six months and support MS insists I do decline to W10. Two questions.

  1 how W10 differ from the W10 Pro?
  2. How is this W10 Pro could have been improved in Windows 7 Home Prem OA? Looks like a decoy on the BONE.

  Greetings,

  The replacement of the mother/CPU card can be extra monkey wrench in this situation.

  You cannot use a key of Win 7 Home on Win 10 Pro.

  You will need to install Win 10 and then move on to Win 10 Pro. Win 10 going to Win 10 percent if you had an activated copy of win 10 Pro.

  1. other features such as BitLocker and domain join.

  2. I have no idea how you've gone from Win 7 Home win 10 Pro. Were you a BETA-Tester (Windows Insider program)? I upgraded from Win 7 to win 10 Pro, because I was a BETA-Tester,

  I just did a clean install of Windows 10 Pro but ignored the input of the product key. Windows activated, but not right away.

  The Beatles: "everyone has something to hide except me and my monkey"

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• Upgrade Windows XP Pro 32 Bit to Windows 7 Home Premium 32 Bit.

  Is it possible to upgrade to Windows XP Pro 32-bit, Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit. I have the disk to install Win 7. My processor is an Intel E6300 Dual Core and its supposed to be compatible with 32-bit or 64-bit. My system is: Mo AGP-IDE/SATA ASRock 4CoreDual-SATA2 R2.0/A/ASR, Intel LGA 775 CPU E6300 2.8 Ghz, memory 2 Crucial-1 Gig each, DDR II - 400 Mhz 184 pin sticks (but will DDR II 667 MHz 240 pin), HDD: IDE Seagate 320 GB ST 3320620 A, video card NVidia 7600 GS AGP, the PS Marine 500 Watt, 2 DVD - RW. I want to stay with the 32 bits of the system because most of my hardware is not compatible with 64 bit.

  Sunday, June 29, 2014 19:39:45 + 0000, RickJ41 wrote:

  Is it possible to upgrade to Windows XP Pro 32-bit, Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit. I have the disk to install Win 7. My processor is an Intel E6300 Dual Core and its supposed to be compatible with 32-bit or 64-bit. My system is: Mo AGP-IDE/SATA ASRock 4CoreDual-SATA2 R2.0/A/ASR, Intel LGA 775 CPU E6300 2.8 Ghz, memory 2 Crucial-1 Gig each, DDR II - 400 Mhz 184 pin sticks (but will DDR II 667 MHz 240 pin), HDD: IDE Seagate 320 GB ST 3320620 A, video card NVidia 7600 GS AGP, the PS Marine 500 Watt, 2 DVD - RW. I want to stay with the 32 bits of the system because most of my hardware is not compatible with 64 bit.

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  clean install is required.

• Help! -Acer Aspire all-in-one touch screen after upgrade Windows 8 Pro

  Hi all!

  This is a rather confusing questions and about * me off no end!  I know that some of you may have encountered this already and could have a potential solution?

  I have an Acer Aspire all-in-one, AZ5101 (Aspire Z5101), with 4 GB of RAM, etc..

  Since the Developer Preview of Windows 8 came out, I've been running Windows 8 perfectly.  I completely uninstalled (each time itself) and run the following:

  Windows 8 Developer Preview, 64-bit

  Windows 8 Preview of consumer, 64-bit

  Windows 8 Preview, 64-bit version

  In any case, on this PC worked perfectly - y INCLUSIVE of the TOUCH SCREEN.  I never had a problem.

  So far so good.  Then, they finally released updates Windows 8 Pro official licensed by download.  I bought the upgrade and downloaded.  Just like in * ALL * other cases, upgrade, I chose "keep nothing" of the old system (I never really got all the important data on here), and do the upgrade itself.

  After the upgrade was complete, and ALL Windows 8 Pro updates have been applied by Windows update, I have a system where the screen is clear and precise, everything works, and all devices in Device Manager, show the Greens well, it works fine - NO ERRORS.  HOWEVER - NO CONTACT!  No touch no screen function at all.  The screen now has this time as a standard monitor.

  I tried the driver Idéacom - no luck.  Anyone know (please? LOL) how to get the touch screen to work again?  Thank you very much!  I really appreciate any help you can give.  Microsoft technical support had NO idea and no reply emails from Acer! Laughing out loud

  Thanks again,

  Mike

  [edited to conform to the guidelines]

  Hello Mike

  I sent the pilot. Please test and advise.

  Kind regards

  FReeZA

• Upgrade Windows XP Pro to Windows 7 Pro - media

  I searched and read a lot of information on this site and others, and still have an unanswered question: can I use an OEM Dell DVD reinstall to update my Dell computer running Windows XP Pro to Windows 7? My Vostro meets the hardware requirements for running Windows 7 32 bit and I understand the installation process of Windows 7 Pro (custom installation required), but I bought a Dell OEM Windows 7 DVD brand keyed COA and product from an online retailer, and when it arrived it is a "reinstallation DVD. This media will work?

  "As far as I know it's still legal to sell OEM disks and modes of real action grouped, although Congress prohibited the sale of certificates of authenticity by themselves a dozen years. Where they come from, I don't know, but maybe it's the excess stock of dealers who subsequently went bankrupt and subsequently had their liquid stocks. »

  NO Dell (or another BRAND OEM) COA, which is what we are talking about.  You will never find a COA Dell sold "legitimately" (which was the issue at hand).

  "No, it's not illegal in all countries; for example, Germany allows licenses to be transferred between machines OEM, and recently, the European Court ruled that software licenses can be transferred even if the software publisher conditions forbid it. »

  OK, but it's not what we're talking about or the other.  Using a Dell Windows 7 DVD of 'upgrade' a license for XP system, it's what we talk about, which is NOT OK, as far as I know, in ANY country.

• Upgrade windows 7 pro for windows 8.1

  I am currently running windows 7 pro (64 bit). I want to upgrade to 8.1 windows (64-bit) with a key of product only. Microsoft provides instructions on how to do it at the following link:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows-8/upgrade-product-key-only

  My question is this update does keep my programs, settings, files and folders etc or is it as a clean install?

  From Windows 7 to Windows 8.1, the answer is no, it keeps the files, settings and programs.

  You will need to first upgrade to 8.0 Windows then go to 8.1 Windows through the store.

  Update to Windows 8.1 of Windows 8

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• Upgrade Windows 7 Pro version no middleman to middleman

  Of all the research I've done and the lack of results, that I found, I was led to believe that it is impossible to upgrade a no intermediate version to an intermediate version. I managed to install a checked build / debugging of Win7 Pro and ignore constant validation errors the OS up for awhile now. Earlier, I know it's because I checked / debug OS. I tried the every time Windows upgrade that says "upgrade key you have entered is for an edition of windows that does not work with windows anytime" when I try to upgrade the operating system staged this way. When I try to do the upgrade on the spot, the installer launches "can not upgrade an no intermediate version to an intermediate version. At this point, I have a fairly large amount of files that I need to move in order to safeguard the so I would not do a clean install, unless absolutely necessary. If anyone has a way to go from a no intermediate to an operating system staged in a way that would preserve staff and program files, I'm sure that I wouldn't be the only one who would find that knowledge useful :).

  Unfortunately, you will need to do a custom installation.

  Boot from the Windows 7 DVD
  Click Install now
  Accept the license agreement
  When the option is displayed to select a type of installation, click (Custom advanced)

  Select the disk partition where you want to install Windows 7 click Next.

  You will receive the following warning:

  The partition you have selected may contain files from a previous Installation of Windows. If so, these files and folders will be moved to a folder named Windows.old. You will be able to access the information in Windows.old, but you will be able to use your previous version of Windows.

  (At all costs, do NOT click on anything in Format, deletion or Partition name.) So even do a custom installation, your personal files are still kept. Click OK

  The installation program will now begin installation. During installation, your computer will be restarted several times.

  Once the installation is complete, you can complete the Out of Box experience as the choice of your laptop, create a username, password, your time zone. You can then proceed to download the latest updates for Windows and reinstall your applications and drivers.

  You can then retrieve your personal files from the Windows.old folder and reinstall all of your applications and drivers.

  http://notebooks.com/2010/11/09/how-to-recover-documents-music-and-email-after-upgrading-with-the-Windows-old-folder/

• Upgrade Windows 8 Pro - change language

  I have the Japanese version of Windows 7 Home Premium.

  If I switch to Windows 8 pro, can change the language of the operating system to English?

  Ashwin

  Yes, you can.

  Language packs are available for Windows 8 and for Windows RT

  See:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/11/06/part-1-how-to-upgrade-using-the-Windows-8-Upgrade-Assistant/

  then:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/11/07/part-2-How-to-upgrade-using-the-Windows-8-Upgrade-Assistant/

• Upgrade Windows 7 Pro 32 bit edition edition upgrade upgrade windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  I have an upgraded version of Windows 7 Pro 32 bit in the supply of Digital River in 2009.
  My computer can handle 64 bit, I just chose 32 bit out of habit at the time.

  Now I'm hoping to improve my memory a little, but 32 bits can not handle.

  I have a friend with the 64-bit upgrade media, but before I go through all the problems of backup, reformatting and reinstalling, I want to know if my key is still valid. I've read that at least some versions of windows 7 keys will work for 32 and 64.

  Otherwise, I just maybe upgrade to Windows 8 at the start of the promotional operation...

  As long as it is a disc of Windows 7 Professional Retail, Yes, you can use it with the product key that you used to install Windows 7 Professional 32 bit.

  You will need to do a clean install, there is no place on the way to upgrade Windows 7 32 bit to 64 bit.

  Using the disk of 64-bit Windows 7, install Windows 7 Windows Easy Transfer Utility from the DVD (to find it, simply navigate to x:\support\migwiz, "x:" is the name of your hard drive. (In this case, you will see a collection of files, the important"that you must search for and double-click is 'migsetup'.) run it and create a DAMP (Windows Easy Transfer file), if you have an external hard drive, you can access it later when you perform a clean install of Windows 7 64-bit disk so you can stored there.

  Once you have done this, just do a clean install of Windows 7 64 bit disc. In Windows 7 64 bit disk, start Windows Easy Transfer, follow the wizard screen, tap on which is stored the WET file (external hard drive) and it will restore your personal files and settings. Reinstall the applications needed.

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/07/using-Windows-easy-transfer-in-Windows-7/