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• What should I buy to listen to my sansa through my car stereo?

  What should I buy to listen to my sansa through my car stereo?

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• What type of DVD should I buy to burn my Windows Movie Maker movie? Also, I have Windows DVD Maker, but no DVD burner. What should I buy?

  I created a movie in Movie Maker.  I bought some DVD + r's - the correct burn the movie on?  Also, I don't have a burner, I thought that I did, I can only burn a CD what should I buy?  I don't have a Windows DVD authoring program.

  Hi rondah,.

  Welcome to the Microsoft community newsgroups.

  The type of recordable DVD, you need to use depends on your DVD burner, as well as on your DVD player. Some DVD burners can burn only to certain types of DVD recordable. For example, with some DVD burners, you can only record to DVD + R discs or DVD + RW or DVD-R or DVD - RW discs, while some other DVD burners will let you burn on all of these recordable DVD types.

  As long as your DVD burner supports burning to these types of discs, you can use Windows DVD creation to burn a DVD using one of the following types of recordable and re-recordable DVD media: DVD + R, DVD + RW, DVD - R, DVD - RW, and DVD - ROM. These recordable or rewritable DVDs can be either simple single laminate or single sided double layer.

  You should also consider the device you're using to play the DVD once you have engraved, if possible. Some DVD players and DVD - ROM drives play only certain types of DVD. To determine what types of DVDs your DVD player or DVD - ROM drive can play, see the documentation that came with your device or go to the manufacturer's Web site.

  For more information on which is a DVD burner and why do I need one? Visit this link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/What-is-a-DVD-burner-and-why-do-I-need-one

  For more information on the DVD-Video burning / publish a movie in Windows Movie Maker / Windows DVD Maker

  1: burn a DVD-video disc

  2: DVD-video burning: frequently asked questions

  3: Demo: create a DVD-video disc

  4: change Windows DVD Maker DVD-Video settings

  5: solving problems with creating a DVD-video using Windows DVD creation

  6: which CD or DVD format should I use?

  7: disc burning: frequently asked questions

  8: publish a movie in Windows Movie Maker

  9: work with projects in Windows Movie Maker

  Let me know if it works. Good luck!

  Hope this information is useful.

  Thank you and best regards,

  KKS Vijay

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• What should I buy instead of 5737 Inspiron?

  Hello!

  I have worked for a time on Inspiron 5737, i7, full HD, 16 GB RAM, SSD, but couldn't find this laptop or this configuration more.

  It was extermely fast and well designed (love the design in aluminium). New DELLs are more plastic and defective keyboards.

  For example, I have also Inspiron 5547 and the touchpad there is a joke, the pointer is sometimes lag (he jumps and click randomly when the laptop is plugged into the charger), and sometimes the gestures do not work even if they are enabled.

  Unfortunately I can't return it, the seller claims it works flawless, but it's not. I'll try again, because it's hilarious. I have also Inspiron 3737 and it works like a charm with no problems with the touchpad, or any other.

  My questions: what should I buy instead of 5737 (because I can't buy it more)? If not, where can I buy a new 17R 5737 full HD with i7 or i5? Is there another, non-tout-plastic laptop DELL, the successor of 5737? Why this model was cancelled while it was perfect?

  Best regards

  BatSK8

  Thank you for posting. For a 17 "system which is similar to the 5737 I suggest to take a look at the Inspiron 17 5758 , I think they make a better match for you.  Please let me know if you think that the 5758 will be a suitable model for you.

  TB

• What should I buy? .......... Laptop Dell, PC or all-in-1.

  My laptop current is 6 years old and I think it comes to DIE.  I think buying the new system for myself, but I'm still as disturbing as what to buy...

  Should I buy a laptop (but I want to need more than 5 USB slots I have 3 external HDD & Scanner, printers)... I don't want to settle for USB hubs.  Should I buy a PC... but I know PC will disappear soon and also, I don't have a luxury to have the space to store Mini towers, I cannot get desktop LTS.  But I want to add USB3.0, but fear it would work... as SFF does not support have added additional stuff.

  I need to buy everything-in1,... but I don't think not AIO are good, because they are still in the infant stage and in addition, if the screen breaks... the whole system doesn't help... really ugly in revaluations too.

  So... what should I buy, I thought to get the years 620 desktop PC Inspiron, but also to make a Dell laptop instead.

  What are your thoughts.  Thanks for sharing.

  My standard recommendation to all my clients is to "buy your portfolio can stand" - not to skimp or buy the cheapest or lowest model equipped as you will eventually get more or improve.

  If you do not want to make any upgrade or adding then a desktop computer is the only one to consider and a full size desk, not one of the "S" or compact models because they are very limited on the upgrade.  They do not use a standard power supply ATX type then you will be also limited here.  They can only use 'low profile' add on cards, but due to the limitation of power supply, there is also a severe limitation on scalability and upgrade cards.

  Most of the laptops were not the number of desired USB ports.  On the Dell only that maybe that would be the high end Alienware models.

  I don't like any in those or the touch screen or other models.  They are very limited in any update.

  I did not really answer your question, but more food for thought.

• I have photoshop element 11 and does not convert to CMYK. What should I buy to get the printable work?

  I buy photoshop element 11 because it says on the box that we could print yourself or by professional but they the RGB is not good enough for their even if printers I optimizing it. I need to do a lot of design for print. What should I buy then?

  At the time where ever we talk about several projects page, InDesign is what you really need. Illustrator certainly has the edge when it comes to exceptionally sophisticated vector operations, but really, it doesn't support features story layout and several pages in the way that InDesign.

  Note, however, that Illustrator and InDesign are professional graphics programs top of range with fairly steep learning curves.

  -Dov

• What should I buy to create forms to complete, more precisely contracts of sale, Adobe Acrobat?... Pro?  Yes, I am new.

  What should I buy to create forms to complete, more precisely contracts of sale, Adobe Acrobat?... Pro?  Yes, I am new.

  Hi bettyo,

  Yes, Acrobat Pro would do the trick! If you want to try, you can download a free trial of 30 days from this page: Download Adobe Acrobat free trial version | Acrobat Pro DC.

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• I want a software that will convert a PDF file to the spreadsheets Excel and JPEG files to PDF format.  What should I buy?

  I want a software that allows you to convert a PDF to JPEG and the same software that allows you to convert Excel spreadsheets to PDF format.  What should I buy?

  Acrobat.

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• Looking to update my RAM 8 GB, what should I buy?

  It is the laptop that I recently bought for me keel while I build a desktop computer in the coming months, my last laptop hard drive and grilled graphics card. Search for upgrading the RAM from 4 GB to 8 GB skinny, but I'm not sure what I should buy or if I can still pass the RAM at all. I did some research through the HP guide to upgrade memory, but it is very general. Very grateful for any help.

  HP - laptop Pavilion 17.3 "- memory of 4 GB - 750 GB HDD"

  D8X74UA #ABA

  List of Best Buy

  http://www.bestbuybusiness.com/bbfb/en/us/adirect/BestBuy;JSESSIONID=BB68C3D7F6AEFB3F6984D688FCF9CFF...

  Just the specs

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03735562

  Update of the page mentioned memory

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00820047

  Hello

  You can't go wrong with the following:

  http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/HP-memory/Pavilion+G7-models.html

  Good luck.

• I want to get caught in charge double external monitor for my MBP with Win7 on Fusion, what should I buy?

  Forgive me if this is clear somewhere in the communities.  I have indeed searched it in addition to Google and I can't find a clear answer.

  I have a 15 "MacBook Pro (aluminum Unibody 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo w / 4 GB RAM with backlit keyboard black) running VMware Fusion 3.1 and Windows 7 x 64 as a guest in Unity Mode operating system.  I have two screens beautiful external LCD on my desk.  I want to be able to run both of them with this software/hardware configuration.  To do this, I bought a USB to DVI DisplayLink solution by Diamond (as the MBP had only a single mini-DisplayPort port) in order to be able to control the 2nd external monitor.

  I noticed that when I added the USB to DVI for mixing with the latest DisplayLink drivers (it is the time where I was running VMware Fusion 3.0), it works, but not very reliable and it would break my Win7 x 64 VM or cause other weird problems too much.  I have had no other problems with this configuration in addition to VMware fusion.  As long as I wasn't trying to run a virtual machine with the merger, the USB to DVI external worked very well.   However, given the choice to have a 2nd external monitor or VM support, I had no other choice than to loop and choose VMware on the adapter.  Well, I took it on the mixture so I went back to the adapter.

  I got the notice that VMware Fusion 3.1 is available with tons of bugs and it whet my appetite again for the glory of two external monitors, so I upgraded to it yesterday.

  Is someone can you please tell me exactly what I need to buy to get the reliable support of two external monitors in this environment?

  And please don't say no double or Triple head to go by Matrox.  I don't mean for this set of compromise.

  Besides solutions Matrox, my only choice seems to be somehow supporting this additional monitor via Ethernet, Firewire or USB.  I want to know what are sanctioned for this solutions are supported by VMware (i.e. you tell me what to buy...) I'll buy it... and it works... works very well).

  Thanks a bunch,

  Ted...

  Almost all laptops, dual support external monitor and are VERY easy to configure.

  http://bannronn.com/market_basics/pc_hardware/multi_monitor_setups_mobile_systems.html

  I support Mac and PC systems.  It's a complete joke that anyone would try to convince me that Mac has better bi-ecrans support.

  To the extent where what is the best solution for businesses.  The need to install a virtual Mac on a PC machine was never even considered because it is not necessary in the world of business.  I can't say that on Mac.

  I'm the guy who went to take care of both in a business environment.  Your brilliant mac sounds really cool, but it is a major pain in my butt and should be confined to a domestic environment.

  Screwed as far as home users, my Mac friends never call me on the East of their computer from viruses.  I like this very well on Mac at home.  But which probably has more to do with the fact that it is not profitable to write a virus for the Mac platform.

• Please HELP - what should I buy X 220 Standard or Tablet?

  X 220 finally landed here in Dubai UAE UNITED...   I have the opportunity to buy a Tablet (never owned in the past) or normal PC price isn't a problem.

  That's why; Please help me to decide, why should I go to Tablet and not standard X 220 machine. I'm totally confused just a little story I'm a salesman most of the time I travel on this day of the area in the day...

  Appreciated in advance your suggestions. God bless you.

  Moderator edit: added detail to the subject.

  Tablet lets you directly write on the screen or use your finger as an input device (if you select the multitouch option), so if you need for this feature, then the tablet will obviously be the best choice.

  If you do not use handwriting or touch screen, then the normal option x 220 mobile is better, because it's a little lighter than the model Tablet and also slightly more robust thanks to the design of hinge different.

• 15 t-n200: replacement hard drive dead: what should I buy HP replacement, or everything will work with recovery media?

  I have a HP Pavilion 15 t-n200 laptop computer running Windows 7, 64-bit.

  The computer got extremely slow and work stoppage. HP diagnostic indicates a failed hard drive, and my warranty has expired. I DO NOT have the recovery media.

  My question is this: if I buy the recovery media for my HP computer, should I also buy HP hard drive for it to install correctly? Or can I just simply buy a HDD from a local retailer and use HP recovery support (and the certificate of Authenticity on the back of Microsoft) to reinstall WIndows 7?

  Some people suggest that it will work very well, while other members of the forum here have talked about issues and something of tattoos on the hard drive or the Council.

  Thanks in advance to anyone who responds!

  Hello

  No, you don't need to buy the HP's HARD drive, you can buy anywhere, but please use the same band (normally from Toshiba, but please check the label) for the compatibility and capacity or more.

  Kind regards.

• What should I buy for Windows 8 for Windows 7 downgrade

  I bought a computer with Windows 8 on it and I don't like it.  I would like to install Windows 7 top, so I need to know what I need to buy to do this.

  Have you looked at the links I posted?

• What should I buy to re - install my printer Dell all-in-One A960 Windows 8 after Windows XP?

  My printer Dell all-in-One (purchases. 2004) has stopped working.  When you try to use, sign popped up "print spooler service does not work? This has happened a month after that I switched to Windows 8.  Dell said there is no software for this printer be re-installed Windows 8 and suggested that I buy a different printer.

  I don't think that Dell should have the last word.  Any advice?  Can I buy drivers, other software?

  Thanks for your information.

  I suggest to try this:

  (1) unplug the printer from the power point

  (2) connect one end of the USB cable to the printer (if it is not already connected)

  (3) connect the other end to the machine using any free USB port

  (4) turn the printer by plugging the power plug

  (5) look at the screen to see if Windows indicates all compatible drivers

  If this does not work then try to look for Windows7 or even Windows Vista drivers and then install. However, make sure that these drivers are from the DELL website if possible)

  Good luck and hope it works.

• Licensing - what should I buy... ?

  Hello

  We are an educational institution.  We bought recently two Dell PowerEdge 2950 servers with 2 processors image each.  Both also included:

  VMWare ESXi v3.5 Upd.v2 built-in license 2CPU

  VMWare ESXi v3.5 Upd.v2 2CPU 1 year SnS

  Later, I downloaded and used VMware vCenter Converter Standalone to move a server from physical to virtual.  I understood that he was free to use.

  We currently have 4 virtual machines in each host and we manage each host with their own instance of VIC.

  We want a centralized for two guests (need to VCenter) administration console?

  We would like to move virtual machines from one host to the other hw failure.

  We need an option to backup virtual machines each night so we can quickly get up and running after a disaster.

  Currently we have not any plans for cloud computing (no need for VSphere?).

  Can what VMWare 'features' download and use for free to solve part of our needs above?

  What "features" VMWare do we need to buy to get the features above...?

  Thanks a lot for the comments and advice

  concerning the Tor

  For your situation, I would look in the new bundles of vSphere Essentials.  They offer packages that are very affordable for small businesses, yet still provide the features you are looking for.  I would watch vSphere Essentials Plus for your environment (see the link below for more information):

  http://www.VMware.com/products/vSphere/small-business/buy.html

  This bundle brings you with licenses for 3 x 2 CPU hosts running ESX or ESXi.  It also shows vCenter Server Essentials, which provides centralized management for up to three ESX host.  It also includes VMware HA which would suit your needs you need to move VMs from one host to another in the case of a hardware failure.  And finally, it includes the protection of VMware software data (backup to disk) that can provide you with backup of virtual machine backup options.  To be honest, the third party (such as Veeam Backup or Vizioncore vRanger connection) are better.

  I think it's really worth a look for the bundle of vSphere Essentials Plus your environment.