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• What Vista upgrade, as appropriate, will work better on this PC?

  I like to top grade in vista but can not find download to see if my pc is thro to upgrade or not if it's a witch would work better for home use thanks-lynn

  * original title - find a download to see if this pc can be upgraded to vista and witch one would work well for home use lynn *.

  Windows Vista is no longer available.  Consider the upgrade to Windows 7.  Download and run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.

  Carey Frisch

• What configuration of VMWare will work better for me?

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  I guess you are talking about a BL460c. It works perfectly with ESXi. With 8 GB and (hopefully) RAID 1 mirroring it should work perfectly. Make sure you have BBWC for your RAID controller. This makes a huge difference in the performance of the disk.

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• If your computer comes with a hard drive of 32-bit pc will work better by adding another hard drive of 60 bits or transfer all files on the hard drive of 60 bits?

  The pc is a hp pavilion a706n and windows vista ultimate.

  Hello

  You confuse the version of Windows with the hard drive.

  A hard drive is a physical device for Windows (operating system)
  are the programs installed. When the data is created and saved which are written in the
  hard drive. A hard disk is analogous to a wardrobe as a storage device.

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  If the rest of the system is compatible with every version.

  Windows can be 32-bit or 64-bit. But not all hardware systems can run both.
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  Your computer came with at least a possible hard disk to add possibly
  internally, and certainly outside.

  WiKi - hard disk drive
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive

  As TrekDozer said that your computer cannot run as 64-bit Windows if you need to stay
  with 32-bit Windows. However, you can add additional hard disks of extra disk space.

  Check with HP support, their books online and the drivers, diagnosis, and
  their forum are good sources of information from others with the same or similar
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  Support HP & drivers
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/support.html

  Contact HP
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html

  HP forums
  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/PSG/

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• Portege R600-140: message says: device would work better with USB 2.0

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• Windows 7 will work on my Satelite U205-s5044?

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• Monitor dell U2412M will work on HP Envy 700-230qe

  I buy a HP ENVY 700-230qe, my current dell monitor will work smoothly with the installed graphics GeForce GTX 645 card?

  Bama11, welcome to the forum.

  After reviewing the specifications of the computer and the monitor, I see no reason why the monitor does not work very well.  I suggest to update the software and the driver to the latest version for the monitor and video card.  I have a suggestion, if you have not ordered the compupter buy 600W power supply (PSU).  It will be better food for the video card and the future updates.

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• HP pavilion p6777c: what upgrades would work better with my system

  I have a Hp Pavilion p6777c and I love the update for my children and a woman who plays world of warships, world of tanks and of second life what hardware upgrades can I do and stay within my budget of less than 400 dollars?

  Indy76, welcome to the forum.

  The processor is good.  I do not recommend change.  You can add more memory.  This is recommended by Crucial memory memory .  In addition, if you want to increase the speed, a new SSD better.  The essential link, he recommends SSD.  The MX200, 250 GB, SSD for $99 would be very good.  There is a guide for upgrading to a 2.5 "SSD in to the lower left corner of the page.  You would need an adapter to install a 2.5 SSD "in a 3.5 drive Bay".  If Crucial recommends they guarantee that it will work.

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• HP Pavilion H8-1120: Radeon HD 6970 will work with my motherboard?

  Hello

  I currently have a HP Pavilion desktop computer. The product is H8-1120, with model #QP771AA

  My motherboard is Carmel2 (IPISB-CU), with an i7-2600, 350W electric chip and the video card Radeon HD 7570.

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  The reason why GTX 750 it won't work in your computer is to UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  I know the last video card that requires no UEFI EVGA's GTX 660.  Anything after this model requires UEFI.  The best thing to do is to find the card you like and contact the Technical Support of the manufacturer to ensure that it will work on your computer.

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• What is the largest hard drive that will work in dv6324us laptop computer?

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  Hello:

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

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• What Flash Speedlite will work with my Canon Rebel EOS T3 1100 D?

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• FixIt MS will work on Windows XP?

  Original title: FixIt from Microsoft and Windows XP?

  FixIt MS will work on Windows XP?  It doesn't seem to work on my own.  Why not?

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• My OEM code will work on River digital downloads?

  Original title: Digital River (what version).

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• I can't understand what the Microsoft Works versions will work on Win 7!

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• Upgrading the video card and power supply, these will work with my system?

  Hello, I am wanting to update my graphics card as my current one is finally fall behind on current games, BF3 beta is a restless nighmare and BC2 must be smooth running low (ick). I was satisfied with the weaker graphics for now, but its time for an upgrade. In any case, I think I have my selected updates and I just want to confirm that they will work with my computer until I pull the trigger. My current equipment:

  HP p6180t

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  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814121446

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  My question is that these two will be compatible with my system? (physical limitations side)

  Also, can I change which SATA plug the hard drive and disc plug in, without having to reformat? Is it just unplug and plug in the new housing? (setting power off + unplugged of course) Basically passing SATA0 and SATA1, SATA2, and SATA3. Or do need to be filled in order? (0 then 1 then 2, etc...)

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  jkalbin,

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