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  The Council supports Windows 7, you can get the drivers here (the chipset drivers should be the first drivers you install after installing the operating system.)

  John

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  Hello

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  Roger

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• Updates not working after the new installation of windows xp

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  Hello

  -Is a 64-bit or 32-bit computer?
  -What service pack have installed you on the computer?

  Is there an error with the error code.

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  Hello

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  2 did you a recent software or changes to the material on the computer?

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  Steve
   
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  I'll have to re - set up my Windows Mail after the death of my old hard drive. I am trying to import my old files from my Windows Mail Backup in my new Windows Mail. I was able to transfer the former folders of the backup but when I go to import it recognizes not all files. The error reads: "no messages are located in this folder or another application is running...". "I read several threads and it seems I also have to transfer via a file called folders.dbx, but it is not a list. I did a complete search on my C drive and nothing. How can I get these old records imported without this file?

  Thank you!

  They are attachments because you drag another file in addition to the eml files.  When you select the eml files to ensure that they areonly the eml files and then it will work.
   
  see you soon,
   
  Steve
   
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  I found the following on this forum thread. Further to this review in the second paragraph, I was able to move a message to the empty folder. But I was unable to move the other messages in the folder. The files I tried to move appeared as attachments in a new message. The .eml files and not marked read-only. What should I try next?

  TIA,

  Michael R

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  If you can not always get messages in folders, you can create a new folder in WinMail and open it so that it displays a list of empty message.  Then, open up one of the subdirectories containing eml files in Explorer and drag an eml file on top of the list of message empty folder and drop and you will see it is embedded in the file.  Once you get a job, you can drag and drop all eml files at a time, as long as they are only the eml files.
   
  Steve
   
  wrote in message email: removed privacy news ...

  I'll have to re - set up my Windows Mail after the death of my old hard drive. I am trying to import my old files from my Windows Mail Backup in my new Windows Mail. I was able to transfer the former folders of the backup but when I go to import it recognizes not all files. The error reads: "no messages are located in this folder or another application is running...". "I read several threads and it seems I also have to transfer via a file called folders.dbx, but it is not a list. I did a complete search on my C drive and nothing. How can I get these old records imported without this file?

  Thank you!

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  Hi Shalini

  Thanks for getting back to me.

  I am running 64 bit.

  Yes, the webcam is detected under as WebCam imaging devices.

  Drivers been uninstalled (reboot) and re-installed (reboot)

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