Where are the games on Windows 7 Pro

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• Where are the games in Windows 7 Professional?

  Former title: Microsoft Games

  I bought Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit & he came with all Microsoft Free Cell and Spider Solitaire games. How can I get these titles form Microsoft?

  Hello
   
   
  By default, the games that come with Windows are extinguished, in the Professional editions.
  
  To turn on Windows games
  a. click the Start button, select Control Panel, click programs and then under programs and features, click Turn Windows features turn on or off.
  b. Select the Games check box, and then click OK.
  For more information, refer to the article below.
  Where are my games?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/where-are-my-games
  
  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Where are the mouse for Windows XP Pro X 64 drivers?

  Problems with the lack of drivers for Windows XP X 64

  Make a wild guess and assume that perhaps it would be a Microsoft mouse.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/downloads/default.mspx

  Tom

• Where are the games we loved Chess Titans, Spider Solitaire etc just a question?

  If 10 Windows is a reformulated version of 7 so can someone please explain to all of us here. Where are the games we loved Chess Titans, Spider Solitaire etc just a question? Anyone? Chess in the app store games SUCK! Do better.

  OT:

  Seriously?

  Tuesday, October 13, 2015, 02:31:57 + 0000, Icannotremeber wrote:

  If 10 Windows is a reformulated version of 7 so can someone please explain to all of us here. Where are the games we loved Chess Titans, Spider Solitaire etc just a question? Anyone? Chess in the app store games SUCK! Do better.

  You can get the old solitaire and other games back. See
  http://www.howtogeek.com/122145/what-happened-to-Solitaire-and-Minesweeper-in-Windows-8/

  See also http://winaero.com/blog/get-windows-7-games-for-windows-10/
  This was written for the new Windows 10, but it also applies to the
  Windows 8.0/8.1

  Also note that as Chess software, Chess Titans plays very badly.
  There are several good choices like Deep Fritz and Rybka.

• Where are the games preloaded Microsoft Windows 7 Pro?

  I have Windows 7 Professional, and there is no games preloaded Microsoft into the Games Explorer. Where are they? How can I get them?

  They are the windows to add or remove features in the Control Panel, that I guess that they are not installed it first because it's suppose to be for enterprise environments

• Where are the drivers for Windows 8?

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-6178us Entertainment Notebook PC. I can't find drivers for this laptop for Windows 8. Anyone know where I can find them? This machine is less than a year, so an upgrade path should be available.

  Thank you

  SteveMST

  The system has been upgraded to Windows 8 by doing exactly as described in this document for the upgrade method?
  http://goo.GL/6Feqo

  If a system is officially expected to receive Windows 8 depends on various factors, including when the device has been manufactured and not only the sold date. Much of this is based on internal tests of Windows 8 units. If it turns out that Windows 8 does not play well with some hardware components, then it cannot receive official Windows 8 drivers and software. The reason is that the reputation of Microsoft and HP go up on the user experience of this laptop with Windows 8. HP said it is registered for Windows 8, so he was not properly tested and delivered a bad experience, then that user HP and Microsoft will be tarnished based on the bad behavior of Windows 8 and incompatible hardware. Unfortunately, this often happens with major operating system changes. The metro system that uses Windows 8 did not exist before Windows 8 and it will change the hardware requirements as well as software. A similar experience happened with the transition from Windows XP to Windows Vista. A lot of hardware and software was not compatible despite XP compatible mode in Vista.

  That being said, I've upgraded my old laptop bought in 2010 for Windows 8. For the most part, Windows 7 drivers worked without any problems once .NET Framework 3.5 has been activated. You can try to use the Windows 7 drivers to see if that makes a difference in the meantime. It was a similar method used when Windows 7 is released. Many people had success using drivers Vista to 7, but not all the world is.

  To activate the setting, go to the start and search screen to uninstall a program. Expand the settings option to reveal this option.

  Once which is open, select Add/Remove components windows on the left and check that the .NET Framework 3.5 is enabled. It is usually disabled by default in Windows 8 with my experience.

  Once this is allowed, try the Windows 7 software and drivers. It is not guaranteed that some will work and some won't. Bluetooth drivers for my laptop were not compatible with Windows 8, and I had to use what Windows 8 pilots were there for her. I also noticed that my fingerprint reader works anywhere, with the exception of the login screen which is where it has been used most in Windows 7. Your experience may be different, because there more than likely very different hardware that my laptop has.

  Yet once, it is not approved by HP, but it can work for your needs in Windows 8. Windows 7 can provide the best experience until Windows 8 official drivers are released. Just to note, it is possible that your laptop will not receive Widnows 8 drivers. I don't know the results internal analysis which may be held or a roadmap for mobile before the release of Windows 8 and Windows 8.

• Where are the games?

  Why are there not all games in Windows 7 Professional. I miss the old Windows Classic, and none of them are there. Professionals not play games? Their lives must be pretty boring.

  Go to control panel, then click on uninstall a program and on the left side there is a link that reads featurs Windows turn on or off.  Click on this link and you will be able to activate the games from there.  Just scroll down the list and you will find it.

  Message edited by dmperri10 on 05/11/2009 02:36

• Where are the files of Windows Mail messages and contacts stored in Windows 7?

  I backed up a Windows 7 system and restored to factory State by doing a restore of the system because the system has been seriously infected by viruses.  I couldn't do the export before the system recovery.

  Now, given the Windows 7 system restore brand new I am trying to restore Windows Mail account.  In fact, I can't tell if it was a front window Mail or Windows Live Mail.  I don't know if the locations of the files for messages and contacts of these two letters are different.

  When I go to c:\users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\, I don't see Windows Live Mail but Windows Mail.  So does that mean it was a Windows Mail system not a before Windows Live Mail System.  I copied the files saved in Windows Mail system on the same path directory in the newly recovered system, but it doesn't seem to make a difference when I open Windows Live Mail, which is the only e-mail program on the newly recovered Windows 7 system.

  Can someone confirm the locations of the files to messages and contacts, Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail in the operating system Windows 7 home.  Can I just copy the files on?  With Outlook 2007 and 2010, she usually works if I simply copy the files or import from the saved file.  Also should which file names be so that I can easily identify them?  Are the mail accounts and password setup to re - enter as Outlook 2007/2010 or are stored in the files I can simply copy to the new system?

  Windows Live Mail is supported in this forum
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/Forum/LIVEmail?tab=all

• Where are the 'shared libraries' in Flash Pro CC?

  Hello

  I take a Flash for a short time, and in the instructions for one of my assignments, he wrote:

  "To access these libraries from your menu bar, go to window > common libraries > buttons. "

  A new library panel will open giving you access to a wide range of possibilities. The buttons

  are stored in folders that you have to double-click to open it. They are organized into categories. »

  This sounds good... except there is no such list when I click on the 'window' pull-down menu.

  in submenus, or.

  

  Does this mean I have to somehow download the libraries from Adobe? I tried thinking it out on mine and search Adobe site;

  but couldn't find an answer.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

  Read the last answer about it: I can't find the menu common libraries. I am running Flash Pro CC on a PC.

• where are the visualizations for windows media player

  WHAT HAPPENS ONSCREEN VISUALITION FOR MEDIA PLAYER?

  before you could play a song and there was a screen that had Visual afffects who played with music not it not there what happen to it for my beloved part can I get it back

  Sincerely David Swoveland

  Press CTRL + 3 to access the playing mode and then right-click in the window (where the art of the album is probably showing), choose visualizations and select what you want.

• LENOVO... where are the drivers for Windows 7?

  With Windows 7 scheduled release date in a little more than 2 weeks which are plans for LENOVO drivers?

  I have Ideapad U330 and would like to know when (and if) I can wait to see the drivers for my laptop.

  Brand would be nice if you could shed some light on this subject.

  Thank you!

  As noted in several places in this forum, Lenovo will display Win 7 drivers on the date of the announcement

  for Windows 7.

  Terry

  Lenovo Windows 7 test Team

  Lenovo Enterprise systems experts

• Where are the profiles in Windows 7?

  I knew where they were under XP but cannot find them in W7

  http://superuser.com/questions/150012/what-is-the-difference-between-local-and-roaming-folders

• What are the differences between Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Pro?

  What are the benefits of Windows XP Pro on Windows XP?

  Tuesday, December 14, 2010 22:24:33 + 0000, Dave1939 wrote:
   
  > What are the advantages of Windows XP Pro on Windows XP?
   
   
  First of all, note that it is not Windows XP Pro and Windows XP, there
  Windows XP Pro vs Windows XP Home Edition.
   
  XP Home and Professional are identical except that professional
  includes a few features (primarily related to security and networking)
  away from home? Most individuals need not and would never use
  These extra features and will see no benefit from the upgrade.
  For details, go to
   
  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_home_pro.asp
   
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/whichxp.asp>
   
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/howtobuy/choosing2.asp
   
  Also note another point, not included in one of the foregoing:
  Professional only allows ten simultaneous network connections and home
  5.
   
   

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• where are the free cell game, hearts, free games on Windows 7

  where are the free mobile game, hearts, other free games from microsoft on Windows 7

  Start button (lower left corner)

  Click on: -.

  All programs

  Scroll down to the yellow point color:--

  Games

  - and click it, and then choose the game you want.

  Once it has started, it should appear in the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. Click with the right button on the game in the taskbar, then click on: -.

  Pin this program to the taskbar

  This way, you will be able to get your game in one click.

  If my comments have helped please vote as helpful.

  Thank you.

• Are the games that are compatible with Vista, they are also compatible for Windows 7?

  Are the games that are compatible with Vista, they are also compatible for Windows 7?

  Hello Karen W.

  In large part, Yes.  I didn't fall on one that does not work on Windows 7, which was done on Windows Vista.  But by saying that I haven't met one who does not work on Windows Vista and I have a fairly large library of games.

  The only thing that I actually noticied is lowest for the transition to 64-bit, where the 16-bit applications no longer works, and some games just there about 8 years ago still used 16-bit installers.

  Paul Smith - MVP for Windows desktop experience... I crawled off NNTP - for now. Detachment Aldershot, United Kingdom. On the internet at windowsresource.net and dasmirnov.net. Please post back to let us know what works and what does not. :-)