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  Connect the external monitor to my Sony VAIO laptop Win XP

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  Read your manuals and find a way to use your laptop computer based on the instructions from Sony to connect external (including projectors) monitors for the laptop.  Usually a connection (as you said Windows XP where you have published, probably VGA) for the monitor and a few buttons to tell the laptop to mirror or extend the display to the second monitor.

• control sign VAIO for win 7 x 64

  Sorry, where I can download the control software for the gesture vaio for Win 7 x 64? Thank you.

  Aleksey,

  It depends on the model of your PC. I can't check for you because I don't know the model of your PC but you can go to the following site and check, if there is a software of gesture control VAIO for your PC here:

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• HP 260: Win 7 preinstalled (downgrade to win 10), how to upgrade to win 10?

  New York has new system win 7 preinstalled (through downgrade rights to win 10). How can I update to win 10. I'm just a normal life online? Thank you!

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  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.

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• VAIO Duo Windows 13 8.1 questions

  Hello.

  I have updated for Windows 8.1 and I'm having a few problems:

  1 Vaio Update find are more updated despite several updates on the support Web site. I had to manually install. I'm under 6.3.1.10120. I even tried to reinstall the software.

  2 Vaio Control Center disappeared. You try to run updates indicates that I have already installed go but it is not yet listed under programs and features in Control Panel.

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  I have same problems after upgrade to 8.1. However, updates VAIO (automatic) worked once at the start. During the 2nd couldn't get downloads.

  I also had the same problem before the update. The only way was with manual updates from the VAIO update web site.

• VAIO laptop Win 8.1 "operating system not found" what to do?

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• Satellite A300 PSAG0A: Vista to XP downgrade question

  I just bought a Satellite A300 with the following details:

  Model satellite A300/Y00 (exclusive to Dikc Smith Electronics in Australia)
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  Basically, I just turned on and configure everything, nothing about that fact yet, not even other software installed.
  I immediately made 2 copies of the recovery of the product for Vista media. So the disc XP and Vista should have all the drivers on them.

  I want to install a software particularly (for programming electronic components), but the company said that it is not fully compatible with Vista. Therefore, I would like to downgrade to XP and use it for 6 to 12 months, and later POSSIBLY roll back to Vista.

  Now, the information provided by Toshiba are limited with respect to the downgrading to XP. (And there is absolutely nothing about to go back to Vista).
  The documentation provided shows four options at retirement:
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  (3) recover without changing hard disk partitions,
  4) recover on a custom size partition. He then goes on to say "Please do not select 'Recover without changing the partitions of hard drive' as a method of recovery." Windows XP cannot be used by the composition of the partition of Windows Vista".

  First of all, what are the ramifications of the other options? What is the best/worst one and why?

  If I understand correctly, the partitioning of the hard drive must be changed for the downgrade to XP.
  But in Vista, there is a separate partition to store data recovery, so that the partition will be changed (lost).
  If ever I decide to go back to Vista, the Vista recovery media I created also change the partitioning to the way it was originally?

  I dared not touch anything until I'm 100% sure of what needs to be done.
  If anyone has any experience with this or advice, I would be grateful for your expertise.
  Feel free to be as detailed and technical that you like - I want to 'understand' and not just 'do '.

  Thanks in advance,
  Robert.

  Hi Robert

  I put t have Satellite A300 and I don t have an Australian notebook but I m, owner of another European model Satellite with preinstalled Vista operating system!
  In any case, I want to share my experience with Vista and XP and of course the recovery procedure on E

  First I noticed that the new notebook series is not delivered with the Toshiba Recovery CD but the image recovery is store on the HARD drive and you can create and burn image from own DVD.
  Seems that you already have.

  As you already suggested the Vista supports 2 different partitions. A partition is the system partition and the partition of the other, smaller, hidden was created for Vista backup files. So if something goes wrong with your Vista operating system, you can use the repair function on Vista to repair the operating system. In this case, small backup partitions, hidden in necessary.

  I also like Xp and that's why I installed it on my laptop. I didn't format t disc installed HARD but the XP on a new created partition.
  You can create a partition in Vista's disk management.
  In any case, I now have a dual boot OS and I use Vista and XP.

  With regard to the use of the Vista DVD recovery;
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  But be aware that the Vista recovery CD would format the whole HARD drive.
  It would erase the partitions and remove stored data.
  Therefore, you must back up your data before that you would use the recovery CD!

  Hope this little info will help you.

  Good bye

• Vista Business / XP Pro downgrade question

  I bought a computer with Vista professional which has been downgraded to XP Pro.  The product key that comes with it is for Vista Business.  I can't install Vista Business using the key provided with the computer?

  Contact the manufacturer of your computer on the downgrade rights and recovery DVDs:

  Can I downgrade my OEM version of Windows Vista business to Windows XP Professional?

  Yes. Right of demotion OEM desktop operating systems PC apply to Windows Vista business and Windows Vista Edition full, as stated in the terms of the license. Please note, downgrade versions OEM Windows Vista business and Windows Vista Ultimate are limited to Windows XP Professional (including Windows XP Edition Tablet PC and Windows XP x 64 edition). End users can use the following media for their downgrade: Volume Licensing media (provided that the end-user has a Volume License Agreement), trade retail (FPP) or System Builder hologram CD (provided that the software is acquired in accordance with the Microsoft OEM System Builder License). Use of degraded operating system is governed by the Windows Vista Business license terms, and the end user cannot use the downgrade and professional Windows Vista operating system. There is no right of demotion for Windows Vista Home Basic or Windows Vista Edition Home Premium.

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• Windows live essentials wont install on my computer vaio laptop (win 7)

  I tried to install windows live essentials on my laptop vaio, seems to download and install ok, but when I click on the program to start nothing happens please notify

  Try to install using the full installer:

  You can download the full installer at the following link:

  http://g.live.com/1rewlive4-All/en/wlsetup-all.exe

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  Buy CS6:
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• Aspire M3985 (win 8) graphics card Question

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• Win 7 printer network Question

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  Can I use the Canon Setup disk to connect the laptop, and if so, what choice LAN do during the installation: Wired? WiFi?

  Yes, it's exactly what you need to do.   If you run a workstation installation of work (as opposed to a printer setup assistant), the choice will be between a network or a USB connection.  (Wired or wireless is not relevant), when you select network, configuration normally search the network printer and set your driver accordingly.

  The JDD info is a bit misleading.  There are few printers that make the user to connect by USB first to install a driver.  This is the exception rather than the rule.  The printer should be on and connected to the network when you run the workstation installation program.

  BTW, for all your computers in order to access the printer, it is immaterial that the printer is connected to your Wireless router or Ethernet cable.  It is a common point of confusion.  Your computers communicate with the printer via your router and can do wired or wireless.  How the router communicates to the printer is a separate issue and makes no difference from the point of view of a workstation.  The rule is - if the printer will be located near the router, using a wired connection for optimal speed and reliability.  If you want to locate the printer elsewhere where you cannot use ideally a cable use wireless.

• Another way to downgrade to win 8 pro for win 7 pro

  I got a new Mini-Tower xps 8700 with 8 pre-installed pro victory. I think this falls into the rules of dell for win 7 pro downgrade. The question is can I use a reinstall pro 7 dell victory of a computer drive dell laptop to achieve this downgrade?

  "I got a new Mini-Tower xps 8700 with 8 pre-installed pro victory. I think this falls into the rules of dell for win 7 pro downgrade. »

  They are not rules downgrade "Dell"... they are rules of downgrade from Microsoft, and Yes, Windows 8 Pro (Pro ONLY) qualifies for the downgrade rights.  Activation for downgrade rights is the responsibility of the user, so you can activate it using ANY other license (even if used on a different machine/account without affecting this license)... a Dell installation DVD is eligible.  Normally, a Dell installation DVD requires NO key to enter, and the range of systems that work with a DVD is extensive, but not universal, so if it asks for a product key, you will need to have one of your own to provide.

  Why would you downgrade?

• Satellite P70-A-104 - cannot find webcam driver for Win 8.1

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• HP-G71-340US: win 10 update

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