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• Windows Vista, DVD problem

  in Device Manager: "windows cannot start this hardware device because its info conifguration in the registry is incomplete or damaged (code 19).

  Hi Gbreamer5,

  Here are a few things to try:

  1. click on uninstall and click Scan for hardware changes to load a usable driver.

  2 restart the computer using safe mode, and then select last good known Configuration. This cancels the last successful configuration of the registry.

  3. Finally, here is a KB with a fix for the General problems of a CD drive not recognized:

  "Your CD drive...". http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314060 is missing or is not recognized by Windows.

  Hope this helps,

  Steve <> Microsoft Partner

• Problem creating Windows DVD? Or Windows Movie Maker problem?

  Hello!  I created a slide show in Windows Movie Maker, which plays on my computer without problem.  Now, I try to burn it to a DVD by using the Windows DVD authoring application.  I was able to burn my DVDs sucessfully using the wizard and when I put it in the DVD player I get the main menu I created.

  I press play and start my video, but he plays 16 seconds and everything goes black.  Time continues to roll until the full 3 minutes are up, but I have 16 seconds of my film.  I burned 3 DVD and it did the same thing.

  Can someone help me with what I'm doing wrong?

  Hi Khsb14,

  Have a. you been able to watch the video before burning?

  B. did burn the DVD?

  C. is the DVD burner connected properly

  D. is the audio work after the 16^th s?

  E. do you have a mistake when he went to the black screen?

  This could be a problem with the burner DVD or the method of engraving. Try the following methods.

  Method 1

  Previewing your DVD, you can view the photos and videos on this subject. Check if the full video is seen in the preview. This can help you determine if you want to make changes to the DVD before burning the disc.

  1. In the ready to burn DVD page, click Preview.
  2. To read the DVD preview, click play in the control screen.
  3. To control the playback, click Pause , play , previous chapter or next chapter , according to what you want to do.
  4. To display the DVD menu, click Menu. Click on the top, bottom, right, or arrows left to go in this direction on the DVD menu preview, and then click the Enter button to play the selected menu item. Click OK when you are done previewing the DVD.

  Check the link for more information.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/burn-a-DVD-video-disc-with-Windows-DVD-Maker

  Method 3

  Choose a speed slower burn to your DVD recorder as follows:

  • 1. Return to the Add pictures and video to the DVD page and then click on Options.
    2. In the DVD burning speed box, select medium or slow.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-creating-a-DVD-video-using-Windows-DVD-Maker

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/play-an-audio-or-video-file-frequently-asked-questions

  I hope this helps.

  Bindu S - Microsoft Support
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Re: Satellite C660D-102 - how to copy Windows on DVD?

  Hello people. I bought a new Toshiba Satellite C660D-102.

  The seller told me to copy Windows on DVD soon to open the laptop. Don't know where to take the Windows installation files. You have encountered this problem? How can I solve this problem.

  Hey,.

  I think that the seller meant to create the Toshiba recovery disc that contains a picture of the factory settings. In the case where you can start t more Windows or the drive HARD must be replaced, you can use this disk to restore Windows with all the drivers and tools. With other words, you get factory settings back, the same settings as you bought the laptop so it of very useful and easy.

  You can create this disk if you start creative media recovery Toshiba which is preinstalled on your computer. According to the installation, you need certain blank DVD media. I recommend high-quality mediums, type: DVD-R from Verbatim or TDK. They work well and others here can recommend them also.

  Last but not least, you should also read your user manual. It contains interesting information on this subject and other interesting things. It s also preinstalled on your laptop. :)

  But it s really great, the seller gave you an indication in this regard. If you check the other forum discussions you will read a lot others that they forget to create this disc and are not able to restore the factory settings if Windows could not start.

• DVD problem - all disks blank display

  WIN XP SP3 plus all updates.

  It is a follow-up to discussion groups.

  In December 2009, I bought a new LiteOn IHAP322-22 x DVD.

  I recently used my drive OEM XP SP2 or it to start my computer I get intermittent BSOD so I have been using a disk iso boot if necessary.

  A few weeks later he land at the stop, it is up to the provider.

  Have been able to start the computer without the need of the boot disk, I took the opportunity to make a backup with the new dvd.
  After having done that, I checked to see that everything was safely on disk only to find it's blank - nothing show.  I put the disk in a laptop and all backup files were there.

  I tried different types of discs, DVD video, music video,
  other backup discs and discs of recorded and all text are empty.
  I also checked in the hardware Manager - device working properly - no warning - tried to update driver [Microsoft 5.1.2535.0] but the one I have is - this - no driver for restore.  Tried the troubleshooting and not help.  Uninstall/install any help.  Lite we confirmed, I got the correct driver.

  I returned the object under warranty to the supplier - I have been informed that the dvd was defective - new one sent.

  This has had the same problem as that returned.  NO2 has been collected and even once has been tested and found to be defective - new one sent - same problems - No3 collected and have the same problem as the others.  [Has been said that the next [4]] would be tested before shipping.  No. 4 did not operate either. The box has been opened so presumed it had been tested.

  Upon receipt of each new article I did the following -

  Ckecked in device - no display problem - tried the "convenience store" - negative management.  Uninstall/install driver - negative.

  I tried run/regedit entry-
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\ {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
  But there is no superior or showing lower filters, so couldn't edit/change etc as per-
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116

  A ran MS FixIt [could not fix it]

  I deselected the digital audio playback - did not work.  I am informed that this drive does support DAP.

  Whenever I get the same error event-

  Event type: Information

  Event source: redbook

  Event category: no

  Event ID: 10

  Date: 20/07/2010

  Duration: 01:01:27

  User: n/a

  Computer: XXXXXX-166E603

  Description:

  This drive has not been shown to support digital audio playback.

  I tried other FixIt to a Google but nothing works.

  I hope the slave of this latest dvd to another computer soon.

  Damascus

  Hello

  You can Google DVD decoders and find several good ones. One is usually supplied with the system
  or the CD/DVD drive.

  You are right that sometimes it's easier to re - install Windows however most of these CD/DVD problems
  can be fixed in a step or two. Sometimes, nothing works except a re-installation.

  Only you as the person who initially started the thread or a moderater can mark this thread as
  responded. Even if I could score I don't know that if all answers must be marked.
  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Windows 7 installation problem Pavilion dv6-6c45eg

  Since I have a free license for windows 7 Professional at home, I decided to install it on my new Pavilion dv6-6c45eg that came with Windows 7 Home Premium.

  The problem is that the installation process stops at the beginning and said something like: "A required CD/DVD drive driver is missing... ", then he gives me the choice to load a driver. I googled a lot since yesterday and there seems to be something related to the SATA driver, however even load the SATA driver installation is not moving forward, after loading the driver it say that no new units have been detected.

  What I tried:

  * Install Windows 7 x 32 and x 64
  * Install from a USB flash drive

  * Install Windows 8 (same problem in Windows 7)

  * Check the SATA in the BIOS (not possible to see or modify on the BIOS F.19)

  * Search for the shortcomings of HD (even changed the HD)

  I'm sure it's something related to a driver, because I also installed Linux (OpenSuse, Fedora and Ubuntu) operating systems and they work fine.
  So, I would appreciate help to solve this problem.
  Thank you very much.

  Marcio

  Hi B Mista, thanks much for your reply, but I finally solved the problem, as described in this link:
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/a-required-CDDVD-device-driver-is-missing-USB/61eda679-66cc-4512-B175-d02871394461

  Kind regards

  Marcio

• MSDN Windows Vista DVD (disc 4455.01) - too big to make local copies?

  De : Steve F

  Let me give a few quick information. (If you don't care that go to paragraph 3). I am the administrator of the program for the software system MSDN Academic Alliance here at my college. We have our system MSDNAA configured via E-Academy, so that students can sign it, sign up for a MS product, get an online product key and then go visit to get the installation media.

  We have a method of distribution of DVD copy custom on our site: instead of students to download ISOs of the software they want (which may take more than 18 hours on our trendy slow campus), allow us them copies of MSDN distributed under the MSDNAA program disks. From a functional point of view, this is equivalent to letting students discover records and return them, but it allows them to have access to their installation disks for the long term (with an extraction program does not). It was working fine, until recently.

  From the summer of records received 2008, titled "Windows Vista with Service Pack (x 64 and X 86) (English)" and numbered "Disc 4455.01", DVD discs indicate that 5.7 GB and are therefore too large to copy disc-to-other.»»» I usually just our students burn a copy to retrieve and install, but now Nero won't let them, saying that the disk does not fit on a standard 4.7 GB DVD media. This leads to several questions.

  First of all, why the Windows Vista DVD is distributed via MSDN liked 4.7 GB? Is it a double disc layer or some other new technologies, and if so does that mean that it will cause problems in certain student DVD players? If it is a standard DVD, then why he reported to 5.7 GB when the standard tops out at 4.7 GB? Is there a way to copy it, or are we stuck with only one departure program?

  I suppose another option would be to download and burn copies on MSDN, but the representative MSDNAA told me it would be identical to what we received in the mail. Does this mean that they too will be 5.7 GB, that is to say, too big to burn? (When searching in the MSDN Downloads, I see not a disc image that matches one in front of me, but rather separate downloads for x 64 and X 86. Maybe that's the answer.)

  In any case, this is really two questions. The first is, why the Windows Vista DVD to 5.7 GB and that problem? The second is, I somehow a version of the Windows Vista DVD that students can actually use to copy so that we can continue our program of distribution of copy?

  In an aside, technical support E-Academy sent me to support MSDNAA, which sent me to MS software Support, who told me MSDNAA had a support agreement for media support and they could charge me $250 or send me here. Then... I am here.

  From: Mike Brannigan

  > Let me give a few quick information. (If you don't care that go to)

  (> paragraph 3) I am the administrator of the program for the MSDN Academic

  > Alliance

  > software here at my college system. We have our MSDNAA system put in place by the intermediary

  > E-Academy, so that students can connect, sign up for a MS product.

  > get an online product key and then me visit for installation

  > media.

  >

  > We have a method of distribution of DVD copy custom on our site: instead of

  > making

  > students download ISOs of the software they want (which can take up

  > of

  > 18 hours on our trendy slow campus), we allow them copies of the

  > MSDN

  > discs distributed under the MSDNAA program. From a functional point of view, it is

  > is equivalent to letting students discover records and return them.

  > but

  > it allows them to have access to their records of installation for the long term

  > (which

  (> extraction program does not work). It was working fine, until recently.

  >

  > From the summer of records received 2008, titled "Windows Vista with.

  > Service Pack (x 64 and X 86) (English) "and numbered 'Disc 4455.01', the DVD.

  > drives report only 5.7 GB and so are too large to copy disk to another.

  > Usually,.

  > I have just our students burn a copy to retrieve and install, but now

  > Nero

  > won't let them, saying that the disk does not fit on standard 4.7 GB DVD

  > media. This leads to several questions.

  >

  This is because, as with the movie DVD here now drives media 8.2 GB double layer (DL).  These are fully supported by Nero and you CAN copy them as long as you use the double disc layer and a writer of the double layer.

  > First of all, why the Windows Vista DVD is distributed via MSDN liked 4.7 GB? Is it

  > a

  > double-layer disc or some other new technologies, and the fact that he wants to say

  > will cause problems in certain student DVD players?

  Yes, it's a disc double layer (not exactly new technology). Large capacity is needed to adapt the WIM image format now used for the distribution of the operating system.

  > If it's a standard DVD.

  > then why he reports to 5.7 GB when the standard tops out at 4.7 GB?

  > Is

  > there a way to copy, or we stayed with an extraction only program?

  >

  See above is a double-layer disc

  > I guess that another solution would be to download and burn copies of the MSDN

  > website, but the representative MSDNAA told me it would be identical to what

  > We

  > receipt by mail. Does this mean that they too will be 5.7 GB, that is to say, too

  > large

  > to burn?

  Not too big for burn - you just have to DL discs and a DL burner.

  > (When searching in the MSDN Downloads, I do not see a picture disc that)

  > matches the one in front of me, but rather separate downloads for

  > x 64

  > and X 86. Maybe that's the answer.)

  >

  Yes it works as the unique images ISO MSDN x 86 and x 64 are compatible layer because they are less than 4 GB

  > In any case, this is really two questions. The first is why is the Windows Vista

  > DVD to 5.7 GB and this problem?

  no problem see above

  > The second is, can

  > I have somehow a version of the Windows Vista DVD that students can actually get

  > use

  > copy so that we can continue our program of distribution of copy?

  >

  No handset x 86 and x 86 media is available in some programs - it can be put at your disposal, as the media you provided are perfectly usable for installation of software etc.

  > As an aside, E-Academy support sent me to support MSDNAA, who sent

  > me

  > MS software Support, who told me that MSDNAA had no support

  > contract for the support of the media, and they could charge me $250 or send me

  > here. Then... I am here.

  Are you sure that you are allowed to make "copies" of the media for distribution, you have the option to purchase spare media and that's what you are supposed to provide students, if you are authorized to distribute copies of MSDNAA software to them. If I'm not mistaken the front of the drive has still the text - do not copies of this disc... "is it not?

  --

  Mike Brannigan

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• Repair of Windows Vista Edition problem Home Premium: a the system registry file is missing or damaged. Status: Oxc000014C

  Hello

  I have a laptop Lenovo G550 with processor dual-core Intel, 4 GB RAM, 320 HDD with Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit works fine yesterday. All of a sudden all processes be losed with strength and i' received e of error messages to send information or the rejection message. And then he suggested e to perform the disk check so I tried to restart to get the following message.
  Windows failed to load because the system registry file is missing or damaged. Status: Oxc000014C
  I tried all the boot options like the boot safe mode, last known, good configuration but without success.
  I tried to fix it by using a Windows Vista DVD,
  Press any key to boot from the CD/DVD...
  I see a bar saying Windows is loading files in progress...
  After that, I get progress bar of Microsoft Corporation followed to a black screen.
  After 10 minutes or so I get a mobile mouse on the black screen pointer. And that's all, he remains the same for centuries.
  I am out of resources on how to solve this problem.
  Any help will be greatly appreciated.
  Thank you.

  Hello

  That's what you should see when you use a Vista DVD take to do a Startup Repair:

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/repair-Windows-with-Windows-Startup-Repair/

  You have obviously something wrong with it.

  See you soon.

• WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER - problem in video editing!

  I have problems with windows movie maker. Even if all goes well, it won't publish my video. All images are inserted, not moved, not removed, all the sound elements are inserted, not moving and has also not been removed, my disk spaces are much more! and still nothing! What is the problem?

  Hello

  ·          When you post the video?

  ·          What happens when you try to publish?

  ·          You get the error message?

  These articles can help you

  The problems with the publication of a film:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-publishing-a-movie-to-your-computer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-publishing-a-movie-to-a-recordable-DVD-using-Windows-Movie-Maker

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-publishing-a-movie-to-a-recordable-CD

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/publish-a-movie-in-Windows-Movie-Maker

• IdeaCentre PCs include an installation of Windows 7 DVD?

  If I buy a PC with Windows 7 pre-installed IdeaCentre K-series, Lenovo includes an OEM of Windows 7 installation DVD?

  I don't know of a DVD factory restore, which erases the hard drive and restores all the software shipped with the computer.

  Please understand that I do not value judgments, just expressing a personal preference: I like to have a Windows 7 install DVD with all new computer I buy.

  If Lenovo does not include a Windows installation DVD, I can ask one of Lenovo, possibly a surcharge?

  Well, this was an easy decision:

  After the futile research website of Lenovo and after having received two vaguely formulated, inconclusive answers from Lenovo technical support - and have to wait almost a week for everyone - I decided not to buy a Lenovo desktop computer.

  The kicker came during a "chat" with the pre-sales support, when I discovered that the IdeaCenter K320 Office announced on the Lenovo Web site does not actually exist.

• HP655 update for windows 8.1 problem with Realtek driver

  Need help with the problem addressed in another forum HP.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/wireless-Internet-home-networking/HP-655-update-to-Windows-8-1-problem-...

  The last message point far on this forum to get help.

  -----------,

  Install the new Bios and the network works

  655 HP

  Updated HP Notebook System BIOS (AMD processors)

  Version:

• You have given permission for am Act to Windows to resolve problems on the pc

  Original title: am

  You have given permission for am Act to Windows to resolve problems on the pc

  A quick Google for "Am" indicates that this is a scam.

  http://www.Google.com/#hl=en&source=HP&q=Comantra&AQ=f&AQI=&OQ=&FP=64df356c6a3f8304 MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• My Windows XP has problems with shlwapi.dll

  My Windows XP has problems with shlwapi.dll and there are plenty of sites to download, but they all want money, why don't misrosoft not has an answer for this problem. When I try to update to internet explorer 6 to explore 8 then the error always pops up saying: you have a problem with shlawpi.dll and he can not continue... Very very frustrating.

  In general, it is not a good idea to download dll files.   See, for example, http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findtheproblem/qt/dll-download.htm

  If you explain more in detail what your problem is, including providing the full text of the error without paraphrase, it is likely that someone in the appropriate Microsoft Answers forum will be able to help.

  Because it seems that your problem is related to Internet Explorer, you are more likely to receive help if you post in the forum Internet Explorer, where there are already many threads dealing with issues of shlwapi.dll on IE: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/Search/Search?SearchTerm=shlwapi&CurrentScope.ForumName=ie&CurrentScope.Filter=&askingquestion=false

  If you look through some of these threads, you can find the answer to your question without further delay.  If not (or if you just want to watch), do not forget to include not only the text of the error message, but also the version of Windows XP, you have (Home, Pro, Media Center) and its service pack (start > run > winver > OK).

  And, based on this thread - with what seems to be your exact problem - also include responses to the following questions (there no answer, certainly because the OP has NOT provided to the request for information):

  1. what application or anti-virus security suite is installed and is your current subscription?  What anti-spyware (other than Defender) applications?  What third-party firewall (if applicable)?

  2. do you have a free trial Norton, or a test of free McAfee [a] come preinstalled on the computer when you bought it? (No matter if you have never used or activated).

  3 is installed WinXP SP3?

• Windows XP Backup problem, cannot find the backup utility

  original title: windows xp backup problem

  I have a system with windows xp, I tried to backup the drive c: to the top, when I click on start, all programs, accessories, System tool, I see how to do anything else but up... i back cant find utility backup click on... then save my c: drive?

  Hello

  I suggest you follow the steps mentioned in the article given below to install windows on the system backup.

  How to install backup from the CD-ROM in Windows XP Home Edition

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/302894

  Also, I suggest you return the article mentioned below to learn how to use the backup utility.

  How to use the backup utility to back up files and folders in Windows XP Home Edition

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/320820

• I have Windows Vista DVD but lost the product key, can I get a new key?

  Origianal title: lost cd key.

  Hello!

  I have Windows Vista dvd and reception, but I lost my cd key.

  I can again cd key?

  Hello

  This should help you.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811224?WA=wsignin1.0

  How to get a replacement product key

  If the software is preinstalled on your computer, contact your computer manufacturer to obtain a replacement product key.

  To replace a Microsoft product ke for a product you have purchased separately from your computer, you must contact Customer Support and Microsoft. To locate the phone number, visit the following Microsoft Web site:

  Contact Microsoft

  (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh; EN-US; CNTACTMS)

  Note When you contact the Customer Service of Microsoft and supported for a replacement product key, you may have to pay a fee. You may also provide information on your computer or from the product CD or DVD when you talk to the customer service representative.

  See you soon.