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• Windows XP Pro SP2 32-bit: when Microsoft Updates downloads SP3 and install it. How can I fix it? Thanking you in advance.

  I have Windows XP PRO 32-bit SP2, and when Microsoft Updates downloads SP3 for me and I install it, it stops at about 1/3 of the way and says: "unable to load the catalog files. He also partially installed SP3 and Windows XP PRO may not work correctly. I tried to install SP3 several times and always, he stops at the same point and said the same thing, "failed to load the catalog files. How can I solve this problem?

  Yes, this is the same computer as in the other thread. Thanks a lot for answering my question and come to my aid. I had the SP3 for XP update to install by doing a full installation of microsoft IT. Before your answer another suggested answer. Once again thank you!

  P.S. I installed kb971029 as you suggested, I also got malware & spyware, I have anti-virus Protection

• HOW CAN I KNOW IF I HAD WINDOWS 7 PRO. (32-BIT OR 64-BIT.) ???

  MY COMPUTER CRASHED, BAD. HE IS 8 YEARS OLD!   IT HAD WINDOWS 7 HOME, THEN I UPGRADED (WINDOWS

  PROFESSIONAL 7) TWO YEARS AGO, I THINK IT WAS 64 BIT, NO WAY OF KNOWING? PRO OF THE DOSE. KEY # SAY SOMETHING?

  I'LL CLEAN HARD DRIVE AND INSTALL NEW - OLD WINDOWS IS NEED TO KNOW, WAS IT 64 OR 32?

  THANKS, 53 TAXI DRIVER

  If you have access to the old computer, you can tell.  If you have a folder named Program files (x 86) yours is 64-bit.  If this isn't the case, 32.

  If you do not have access to the old operating system you can just install 32-bit (except if you had 4 gigabytes of ram or more) for the sake of compatibility

• Pavilion 6735 b: REPAIR Boot RESTORATION of HP Windows 7 Pro SP1 64 bit RECOVERY DVD disk

  I currently have Windows 7 32 bit on my HP laptop.  Will be 64-bit recovery HP and restore DVD Boot disk allow me to upgrade to Windows 7 64 bit?

  Hi @carlcomputer ,

  I saw your post about using the recovery of Windows 7 64 bit upgrade CD to 64 - bit from 32. As long as there is a CD of restoration for your model and your processor supports a 64-bit operating system, then you should be able to upgrade.

• (Redirected) doing a full install windows 7 pro sp1 64-bit on my dell optiplex 760 Tower, but even though I have the original disc from dell, I have more questions...

  try to do a full install on my dell optiplex 760 Tower, but even though I have the original disc from dell, I have more questions...  I get all the features and everything all the way to the last step and everything, but then I think it will be a success, it doesn't say windows startup and let me down in me leaving with a blue screen no signal on my LCD 15 '... If someone would have an idea and would be kind enough and generous to help me as a fellow geek... I mean built my first computer, lived the whole 9 yards, but still cannot understand or resolve this situation... I would greatly appreciate any help of knowledge all my colleagues people could give... .i currently do not have a phone, but is will can always happen to me by message on his or [NOTE from the Admin: Email deleted in accordance with the TOU strategy identification], thank you for your time and also gratitude.

  Best of this post in the Forum OS from Microsoft here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/3524.aspx

  Bev.

• Install windows xp pro 32-bit on pc that is already running Windows XP pro 64 bit. Product key does not work

  I have a windows xp pro 64 - bit PC. I would like to install windows xp pro sp3 32-bit. This is a PC that was used in our Engineering Department and now will be sent to a standard user in our society. I went through the installation and when I enter the product key on the COA label a message that is not valid. Do I need a different product key to install the 32-bit version of XP?

  A Windows XP 64-bit product key will not work with Windows XP 32-bit installation media.  You would need a genuine Windows XP 32 - bit product key. Carey Frisch

• Need Windows 7 Pro 32 and 64-bit ISO

  I have the Codes for the software Windows 7 Pro 32 & 64 bit. I need the ISO for them. Where can I download the iso for the Window 7 Pro?

  Hello

  Download the ISO on the link and make your own drive and use the product key you have.

  http://www.w7forums.com/threads/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-image-downloads.12325/

  And Neosmart has instructions on how to burn ISO disk images using imgburn:

  http://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/Burning-ISO-images-with-ImgBurn/

  Then do a clean install:

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/1649-clean-install-Windows-7-a.html

  By using the downloaded ISO file method can require the Activation of phone.

  If it does require phone activation, do not follow Demand of Auto, but brace yourself for a real person explain as to what has been done for purposes of re-setup

  "How to activate Windows 7 by phone '

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/18715-activate-Windows-7-phone.html

  The above method also requires that you go to your computer manufacturer's website > Support and downloads Section > locate your model number and operating system > then download and install the latest drivers for it.

   

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  Using the method of USB in conjunction with the Windows 7 download preceding:

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/2432-USB-Windows-7-installation-key-drive-create.html

  See you soon.

• Windows 7 Pro 64-bit on Dell XEON with SSD slow initial Pagemaker graphics file loads, very quickly thereafter

  I use Pagemaker 7 on a mixture of Windows 7 Pro, 32 & 64 bit Dell i5 and i7 PC hard drive to work with complex graphics files.

  These computers all display the chart pages quickly Pagemaker - about 1 second for each complex page.

  A new Dell Xeon with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit with 8 GB, 250 GB SSD and 1 TB hard drive works Pagemaker 7 OK. Logically, it should be useful faster than our other PC.

  However, the initial display of complex graphical pages can take 20 seconds per page. Later, as I work in forward and backward through the pages of the same document, the graphical displays become instant - as if they were now in fast memory.

  The Xeon pilots have been verified also updated.

  SuperFetch and Windows Search are both "started"... but it makes no difference if they are 'off '. Manager tasks indicate > 6 GB 'Cached' and 'Available' with Pagemaker 7 and a graphic 128 MB .

  Pagination is "managed automatically for all readers" with 8 GB allocated on SSD.

  Please, no guidance on why the initial graphic display should be so slow when later it's instant?

  Thanks in advance.

  Mike

  Hi Mike,.

  Thanks for sharing the information.

  Glad to know that your problem is solved. Please let us know if you need any other help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• OR DO NOT USE WINDOWS 7 PRO 64-BIT.

  I HAVE AN INTEL (R) PENTIUM (R) DUAL CPU 2390 T @ 1.86 GHZ 1.87 GHZ

  WITH 3.00 GB. RAM > WILL IT WORK WITH WINDOWS 7 PRO. 64-BIT?

  OR IT WILL BE BETTER TO STAY WITH WINDOWS 7 PRO. 32 BIT?

  THANKS, 53 TAXI DRIVER

  Your processor is 64-bit officially. Based on the specifications you provided, I would not install the 64-bit version of Windows that you would not feel the benefit.

  The main advantage in 64-bit Windows versions is the ability to manage the amount of RAM superior to 4 GB.

• Can I install Windows 8 Pro 64 bits with a 32-bit Windows 8 Pro license key?

  I searched through the forum, it seems that there is no difference between 64-bit and 32-bit licenses. However, as I know suggested for 64-bit and 32-bit retail price are different. I get confused! If they are the same, then eveyone would buy a 32-bit and then install 64-bit... is it true? Your response is truly appreciated.

  I searched through the forum, it seems that there is no difference between 64-bit and 32-bit licenses. However, as I know suggested for 64-bit and 32-bit retail price are different. I get confused! If they are the same, then eveyone would buy a 32-bit and then install 64-bit... is it true? Your response is truly appreciated.

  Yes, the product key works independently of the architecture (32- or 64-bit), so you can use the same product key used to activate 32-bit Windows 8 Pro with 64-bit Windows 8 Pro.

  To learn more:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2013/02/14/how-to-migrate-from-32-bit-versions-of-Windows-to-Windows-8-64-bit/

• Reinstaling Windows 7 Pro OA - no dΘcodeur copy available (X 16-96076)

  Hello

  I would like to reinstall my OS. It is Windows 7 Pro OA - 64-bit sp1. Unfortunately I can't find my original DVD with .iso containing Sp1 Win7 Pro. probably I lost him at the time of the withdrawal. The sticker on the back of my laptop indicates that the copy .iso of my OS is X 16-96076. These .iso is not available on Digital River. My questions are:

  1 should. what copy .iso I download for successfully reinstal my OS? I got the serial number of my OS, but I don't know if it matches another copy .iso. F.e there.

  - The ISO of Windows 7 Professional SP1 - U English x 64: X 17 - 59186.iso
  -Windows 7 Professional N SP1 - U ISO English x 64: X 17 - 59337.iso

  2. that the enigmatic as numbers mean: X 16, X 15, X 17?

  3. What do the numbers mean 59186 or 96076 means?

  The photo sticker to the back of my laptop:
  http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/39965709/file.html

  Best regards
  Niels!

  You can try to check this link to download an ISO file: Windows 7

  And on how to extract or install ISO on USB or DVD, click on the link and watch for Windows USB/DVD download tool: Windows USB /DVD download tool.

  Let us know how it goes.

  Kind regards

  If you find this useful, feel free to mark as answer.

• Help the clean installation of Windows 7 Pro and using the GPO to run automatic updates and restart all night

  I am trying to solve a problem that will probably require a new installation of Windows 7 Professional 64-bit. The grace period ends in 3 days, and the next 30 days are final exams at the College. I have 2 licenses (and product key) of Windows 7 Pro, but my drive HARD goes wrong and I don't want to use MAK activation. I will be eventually to replace the disk, but is now bad timing.

  If a reinstall is needed, I was going to ask if anyone knows how to set the strategy of perhaps a GPO where Windows is updated automatically in the background and after installing updates, 45 or 60 minutes, then restart. The goal would be to have a computer fully patched when I wake up in the morning.

  This is my plan:

  Install Windows 7 Pro SP1 64 bit > Windows automatically updated and plug the Ethernet cable > define a GPO where the computer waiting for 45 to 60 minutes after installation of updates (so the msi may end in the background, and I do not interrupt the installation) > the PC will restart > more update swill be downloaded and installed > wait due to the policy of GPO before reboot > Reboot > do it until it's over. > wake up with a PC fully patched 7-9 hours later.

  Is this a workable plan?, and if so, how do I define policies such as delay restarting, etc. to achieve?

  The reset did not work. It would be a simple solution. I have a valid license, but I don't want to replace the HARD drive until after final exams are over, so I'll reinstall and activate. I try to achieve in the next 24 hours, so it doesn't keep me from my school work.  I must also support and will then replace my files.

  Feel free to advanced used terminology. I have some experience.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  Another question: should I install a security suite before all updates being installed more than 12 hours, or wait until later? What is the level of risk?

  Anyone used Ninite to automate the installation of other programs? Is how safe it?

  Thank you!

  You will have to go on Support of Windows 7 forums on the following link to help solve your problem: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/w7itpro/

• Install Windows 7 Pro the Dell laptop w / OEM Windows 7 Home Premium

  I have a bit of a MESS! Bought a Dell Latitude Laptop online, which was supposed to have Windows 7 Pro.  When receipt he did 7 Home Premium. Found I had problems with some XP programs running and finished by the seller to send me a genuine disc "Réinstallation DVD Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit," Dell and a key COST and product.  My concern - since they are BOTH the OEM versions of the operating system and a new drive a "Reinstall" rather than an "upgrade" - is that going to reformat my hard drive and destroy all my drivers and the factory pre-installed programs?  Dell installs a number of vital programs to run the webcam, diagnostics, audio, secure data backup, etc., and all necessary hardware drivers, but they do not send copies of disc.  How to backup all this?  And then, everything I need to copy from the system to be able to reinstall the programs?  Seems an almost impossible process... A drive to "Reinstall" OEM gives you an option to simply replace the operating system and everything still leave it alone?  I certainly don't want to start without knowing what I am getting into.

  Would appreciate certainly no help...

  Nancy

  Thanks for your quick response. I'm a little nervous because of all the issues that I had with this laptop - then just one last question for confirmation - if I buy a key to upgrade to 7 Pro AND use the Express Upgrade Wizard, it WILL NOT reformat my hard drive?

  That's right, see how it works:

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/26/Windows-7-anytime-upgrade-%E2%80%93-unlocking-more-benefits/

  
  

  When I am in fact, drivers for all my hardware and programs installed and my data will always be there and accessible under the new OS? Thank you. Nancy

  That is right.

• Update from Windows 7 home pre. to Windows 7 Pro.

  I have anytime upgrade Windows 7 Home Pre. 64-bit for Windows 7 Pro. 64 bit. All turned on works fine but when I go into the properties of the computer, more festures with the new edition of Windows 7. I enter the key of the new Pro upgrade. 7 upgrade, he know key upgrade is not valid.

  Have you activated your Windows 7 Home Premium before making the upgrade to Windows 7 Professional? If you do not then you will encounter this problem.

• Windows 8 Pro x 64 boot Samsung SSD

  Hi all

  I tried to figure this out for the last couple days. I'm at work now, but I'll try again when I get home. Here is my question-
  I recently built my own computer. My pieces are-
  Motherboard ASRock Z77 Extreme 3
  Intel i5 3570 k
  SAMSUNG SSD 120 GB (I think that 840 series)
  Western Digital 1 TB hard drive
  Graphics EVGA Geforce GTX 660
  8 GB RAM (I don't remember the brand of the stick on the top of my head)
  I tried to do a clean install of Windows 8 Pro x 64 bit for the SSD. In the Setup screen, it detects two drives and I select the SSD drive and install it on the SSD. He moved very well I can say because no error message appears. But when the computer restarts and boots to the top, rises the symbol of Windows 8, the loading wheel little rises and they are there for about 2 seconds and then they disappear and the screen stays black with no mouse cursor or anything. Just a black screen and there just like that. I end up having to reboot the machine. I've done everything I can think of - I went into the BIOS and made sure the boot sequence is correct. I tried starting the SSD after restarting the machine with no result. The only difference is that when I did this and also removed the x 64 installation disc, Windows 8 comes and says that he was not able to load because it lacks a partition and so I try to troubleshoot it by performing an auto repair and diagnose the problem. When I do this, Windows says it can't auto repair. I did a reset and wiped clean car and tried again, but without any result. I get the screen that shows a partition is missing (and this happens only when I boot from the SSD with the x 64 disk drive) or I get a black screen.
  Another thing I tried last night was to reformat the SSD and wipe them off, clean, disconnect the hard drive regularly so that the only smart thing was the SSD and then reinstall windows and try again, but again, nothing has changed; just black screen.
  As far as I know, all my pieces are compatible with Windows 8 Pro. I'm at work at the moment, but as soon as I go home, I go back to work on that and I hope that you guys can give me some new approaches to this problem.
  Thank you all

  Hello

  It would be better to install Win 8 to the SSD with the other hard drive unplugged...

  Win 7 and 8 hide additional start install files on extra drives\partitions to the course. If you install with the attached HARD disk and then remove it later, windows does not start...

  Generally, this can be corrected with a startup repair, but I would rather avoid it in the first place...

  Format your SSD BEFORE installing Win 8. I prefer to use a 3rd party for this program...

  You could get by reformat everything by doing a 'Clean' installation without future issues...

  For what is the real cause of your problem, I suspect that you may need to set the SATA mode in Bios to AHCI... I got an OCZ Vertex, which would install OK and start OK after... After that win 8 detected all new material, I would get is a black screen.

  Also, make sure that the SATA connector you are using is not configured for Raid...

  In addition, try to remove the graphics card and install Win 8 with the HD4000 Intel. Once everything works, then add the NVidia.

  I built a similar machine with a surfboard Z77 Extreme 4, and it is on this forum that I had the problem of the AHCI pop up.