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• Windows 8 people's Republic of CHINA (unilingual OEM version in simplified Chinese) can be upgraded to Windows 8 Pro * full * English?

  I bought a Dell XPS One 2710 in China that came pre-installed with Windows 8 RPC. It seems that it is a unique language locked in simplified Chinese version.

  The standard procedure to add another language changes only partially certain interfaces of applications in English, but the operating system is always in Chinese.

  I think so

  1 - is the upgrade to Windows 8 Pro with Windows 8 Pro Pack as described here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/feature-packs

  2 - or buy a Windows 8 Pro System Builder and just reinstall

  Solution 1 is my favorite option, I want to keep the existing configuration and the Dell applications.

  Does anyone have experience making 1 or 2?

  Thank you.

  You should upgrade to Windows 8 Pro in Chinese, then you can download the English Language Pack for free:

  To the top of Windows 8 for Windows 8 Pro:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/feature-packs

  Language packs are available for Windows 8 and for Windows RT

  Thank you Andre, everything is now in English!

  For all the foreigners living in China who want to have Windows 8 English I highly recommend to do as described below. It will add the cost of a license of Windows 8 Pro Pack, but will save you hours of waiting, of discussions, resettlement and uncertainty.

  Windows 8 CPP that comes pre-installed on all computers OEM in China is locked with simplified Chinese only to the language of the OS.

  You can buy Windows 8 Pro Pack, which upgrades the CPP of 8 Windows preinstalled on your new computer to a full-blown Windows 8 Pro with Media Center

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/feature-packs

  Pack Windows 8 Pro can be purchased online from China, and you can pay with Paypal

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/terms-conditions-feature-packs

  Windows 8 Pro has all the features to download and add language packs.

  Start the upgrade using the following screenshots

  http://winsupersite.com/Windows-8/Windows-8-release-preview-add-features-Windows-8

  You will need an address in China and turn off your VPN before you start the upgrade.

  There is only one choice of product to buy the Windows 8 Pro Pack.

  The update took a few hours of downloading so start at night and sleep at home.

  After the upgrade you have Windows 8 Pro with Media Center always configured with Chinese as their main language.

  You need then download and install the English language according to these screenshots pack

  http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/5850-language-pack-install-uninstall-Windows-8-a.html

  The US English language pack is 154 MB and may take a few hours to download as well.

  Restart, then return to the screen of language making English as your primary language, as described in these screenshots

  http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/5853-display-language-change-Windows-8-a.html

  Reboot again, and voila!

  PS: after upgrading your Windows 8 Pro is activated automatically with the new product ID, but you haven't lost all common applications of OEM and warranty (Dell in my case).

  You always connect to the app store Windows of China and are able to install apps * except * those made specifically by the OEM. In my case, there are only a few and I can't install Renren for Dell for example, but there is also another version not OEM in the app store.

  This limitation is explicitly mentioned in the notes here, and I confirm.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/feature-packs

  OEM applications that I have installed upgrading are still there and working, then you might want to install everything before the upgrade.

• Desktop Windows 8 PRO has a 'Windows 8 PRO with media center Build 9200' text,

  Original title: Windows 8 PRO.

  Good day, I was talking with my friend about I want to buy the Windows 8 PRO, so it make the "favor" to see in the internet a series of Windows 8 PRO cracked and 'validate', so I have my office have a text: "Windows 8 PRO with media center Build 9200", I want to restore my normal version of Windows 8, which is original.

  I try using to refresh the pc, but does not work.

  Thank you and have a nice day.

  If the computer came with Windows 8.0/8.1 so if you have a DVD, or recovery Partition do a factory restore it will be the same as it was when you the activated. Hope this helps and if you need another post to help and we will be happy to help you.

  The above opinion is mine and mine nothing and does not necessarily reflect that of Microsoft, it is

  employees, or any other Member of this forum.

  "When we try to take anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe." -John Muir

• How can you tell the difference between Microsoft Windows 8 Pro Full version and upgrade?

  For previous versions of Windows, for example, Windows 7, it was very easy.  Windows 7 Ultimate Upgrade has 'Upgrade' printed on the outside the box in the upper right, as well as on the discs themselves, while the full version does not work.

  See here for example of the box: http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/193/e/0/Windows_7_Ultimate_upgrade_by_LucasVN.jpg

  For examples of records, see here: http://headsetchatter.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/snapshot-1283367118.977272.jpg, - http://www.microsoftcheapsoftware.com/ekmps/shops/samehxm/images/microsoft-windows-7-ultimate-sp1-upgrade-[3] 148 - p.jpg

  With Windows 8 Pro, I can't find any distinctive feature.  I bought the full version and upgrade of Windows 8 Pro, but after their installation on several dozen calculates, I lost track of which boxes and discs are which.  And there seems to be no way to understand who is who...

  There is never any full retail versions of Windows 8, Windows 8 Pro box. Only Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro OEM System Builder licenses were full versions. It's the best way to confirm.

  Since the release of Windows 8.1, in retail box copies are full versions.

• Windows 7 Pro non-authentique after downgrade from Windows 10 Pro full.

  So I've upgraded to Windows Pro 10 for a full version of Windows 7 Pro. I've stuck with 10 windows for a few days and decided to downgrade. After he was done, Windows came with a message saying that I could be a victim of "Windows 7 Pro not being authentic" or something like that. He says I have 'Build' 7601. The computer I bought came with a key, but it's a full version when I got although it came with a recovery disk. Is there a way to fix this?

  :)
  Have a look here...

  http://www.howtogeek.com/220723/how-to-uninstall-Windows-10-and-downgrade-to-Windows-7-or-8.1/

• Windows 8 Pro shows Test Mode Build 9200 above the clock even after activation

  Hello

  After the release of Windows 8, I upgraded my Windows 7 Ultimate for Windows 8 Pro by purchasing a key online from Microsoft. I activated my copy of Windows 8, but on the desktop at the bottom on the right (above the clock), it says "Test Mode Windows 8 Pro Build 9200. Is there a way to solve this? Or I use a test version of Windows 8, even if I purchased an upgrade license?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  In addition to the post of ikrstic, I tested orders bcdedit and if TESTSIGNING turned on I saw the Test Mode notification as well right.  Using the bcdedit command turn off should solve the problem.  Make sure that you run this as Administrator:

  Go to your desktop and right click in the lower left corner

  Click prompt (Admin)

  Flashing cursor type: bcdedit - set off the TESTSIGNING

  Press enter

  To restart, press Windows key + C to get to the bar of charms

  Click settings

  Click Power

  Click on restart

  Thank you!

• upggrading a windows xp pro service pack 3 with the new card mother and pure install using the original disk of xp with service pack 2

  I have an auto build Windows XP pro with service pack 3 that is upwards and I feel the need to upgrade to a new motherboard and processor causes memory and I know that when I do a clean install with my original disk, I lose service pack 3 that will then lose me the Microsoft support is anyway that I can backup service pack 3 for use with what will be considered a brand new computer

  See you soon

  The site is authentic.  You have two options when you do your relocation:

  Method 1

  1. Download SP3 form the Microsoft site and burn it to a cd or copy it to a flash drive.
  2. Reinstall Windows with your original Windows XP CD.
  3. Use the copy of SP3 that you burned on the CD or copied to the flash drive and update the machine to SP3.  Note that if you have an original CD of 'gold' of Windows XP without service pack that you install SP1a or SP2 before you install SP3, SP2 is available here , download and save it with SP3 before making your relocation.

  Method 2

  1. Download SP3 from the Microsoft site and it wake to your Windows XP CD.
  2. Install Windows XP with your slipstreamed CD and your installation will be in SP3, when installation is complete you will not need to install service packs, you'll just have to do some other updates that have been released after SP3.

  The http://lifehacker.com/386526/slipstream-service-pack-3-into-your-windows-xp-installation-cd is legitimate, it only gives you instructions on how to create and burn a CD of SP3 slipstreamed Windows XP.  If this seems too daunting then use method 1 to install Windows.

  Both methods are very good but method 2 allows a nicer cleaner installation, everything is installed to SP3 level and there are no remnants of previous service packs.  While creating the slipstreamed CD may appear to be a time consuming task, in the end, it will be a time saver and afterwards if you ever have problems with the installation of Windows you may need this cd SP3 slipstreamed to all repairs on the installation.  You can create the SP3 cd now and do it ready and at hand for future needs.

  John

• Windows 7 Pro update is not after the new installation

  I know that this question is asked many times, but I tried pretty much everything that is suggested and nothing seems to work, some worked for others, but they have not worked for me.

  I have replaced a failed hard drive on a Lenovo X 200 an old laptop that I was giving away he a son of friends who needed just for the College.

  I stuck in an SSD and saw genuine window 7 Pro licenses as was previously on Vista, I made a new installation as I've done a hundred times before, and then as always update windows first, but I'm just update Windows scroll bar I left it all night nothing happened.

  I tried using the Microsoft Easy Fix times nothing.

  I tried Windows Update Agent still nothing.

  I tried a suggestion here that seemed to have worked for others install (KB3102810) I did as stated on this occasion, he worked told him there are 225 updates and 18 in option more, I jumped in option one it seemed to work very well it installed just 13 with the lack of rest I restarted as requested but recede in windows it says Windows is up to date, that was impossible.

  I clicked on update again and it does what it was originally just to get the scroll bar that I left for hours and nothing, this is seriously my head in, I think that Microsoft is not going like it the impression that I'm being bullied by installing Win 10 and the person wants to win 10 , because they prefer to Win 7.

  Please could someone help me on this pickle was on this thing now for almost 2 days of installation then put in solid form and re install all to nothing does not.

  I would seriously some knowledge on it.

  Concerning

  It was pointed out Alan

  Ken Morely has the solution.   Follow precisely...

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-update/following-a-clean-install-Windows-Update-remains/ff3c442e-79a6-40d3-AC35-29e130cebef1

  I've used several times, as many others have, and it does not have the problem you describe.

  Install all that it offers to the exception updates Windows that are not labeled security and are dated after 2014.  The reason is that all those who since have no value to your system and prepare your system to accept Win10 and provide information to Microsoft.

• Misspelling on the new parcel unopened? What is a fake Version of Windows? Professional full retail version of Windows 7

  Hi there and thank you in advance...

  I just got a full 'New and unopened' commercial Version of M/S Windows 7 Professional label States the following... SKU PQC-00133 (I live in the USA)

  Barcode /BTS # 882224883542 - 2805956 - MSIN / Win Pro 7 English LINE DVD / 99994-658-704-629... X 15-29510 / MADE IN USA... Looks like The Real Deal hologram Seal (Its still unopened) however in the

  "What Windows is best for you?

  2 lines there's a TYPO! Says "faster and easiet to launch programs and find the documents you use most often."

  EASIET rather than facilitate > is this a false copy of Windows?

  Any help you can give Me would be greatly appreciated!

  Have a safe and enjoyable weekend!

  Blessings

  ~ ~ Wild assistant ~ ~

  Definitely a fake, I have Windows 7 Professional and is not in typographical error on terms.

  Protect yourself against piracy - Microsoft Home Page | Devices and...

• Missing installation of Windows XP Pro Media Center Edition 2 disc

  I had problems with my laptop and decided to reformat the hard drive and reinstall Windows.  I discovered during the installation that I need a disc 2 for a complete installation.  Since the operating system is installed on my laptop, I was not aware of this and have either lost or never had a disc 2.

  Do you know where I can get/download a copy of any disk 2?

  How to replace lost, broken, or missing Microsoft software

  Carey Frisch

• Pro Tools 8 installation blocks my new 64 bit Windows 7 computer

  Shortly after the beginning of the process of instalation of ProTools 8.0.3 and connect the interface musical instument USB, the computer hangs on the blue screen of death and begins to restart.  It seems to happen when the opinion of "new hardware found" appears and Windows to search for device drivers.  Is there a way to prevent this?  I tried to install in safe mode without success.

  Said avid Pro Tools 8 is compatible with Windows 7 when upgraded with their patch, but you need this version first.  I have ' here chasing my tail, please help.

  Hello

  ·         What is the Blue error screen that get you when you plug in the device?

  Step 1: Download and install the latest driver/patch first and then try to connect the device.

  Step 2: If it does not help, then contact the manufacturer to check if there is another way to install the drivers for this device.

  Diana

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

  If this post can help solve your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• I upgraded my laptop Windows Vista Pro, but it's too much for my old machine. I want to go back to my Windows XP, but Vista won't let me not reinstall XP. How do around Vista do this?

  Vista tells me that I can not install XP because I'm under a newer version of Windows.

  William,
  This article gives details, but the short of it is that you will need to install XP to clean.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/925809
  Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Downgrade to Windows XP Pro Sp2, x 86 Vista Home Premium 64-bit

  I tried, but I have not simply can't work with Windows Vista. I have to downgrade to Windows XP.

  I have a new laptop HP HDX X18t with a Core 2 Duo T9600 2.80 GHz processor (with the last correspondent chipset Intel?)
  4 GB ram ddr3
  Hewlett-Packard Bios F.20, 05/01/2008
  SM Bios version 2.4
  Hardware Abstraction Layer version = "6.0.6002.18005".

  It has the configuration of the hard drive dual option factory. I have removed the C: plant and it will save way later. I then moved
  the 2nd hard drive to the place where the used to be C:. Set startup to boot from the dvd drive for a cool XP with sp2 install.
  This laptop keeps me to install Windows XP, XP sp2, XP with sp3, XP even with Vista Theme.
  I have the factory supplied Vista Home Premium 64-bit dvd disc, and Yes, this will install flawlessly from start to finish
  without ANY problem at all. Hard drives are sata2. I tried to install XP with versions with special sata drivers
  included in the installation cd. No go. Even made several versions of XP sp2 with "simplified" in sata drivers
  the installation cd. Same thing. No go. (no go = blue screen of death)

  Here is the error message (blue screen of death) which continues to appear on all attempts of my XP installs.

  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

  A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to avoid damage
  on your computer.

  If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen,
  Restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow
  the following steps:

  Check for viruses on your computer. Remove any newly installed
  hard drives or hard drive controllers. Check your hard drive
  to make sure that it is correctly configured and completed.
  Run CHKDSK /F to check the alteration of the hard drive, then
  Restart your computer.

  Technical information:
  Stop: 0x0000007b (0xf78d2524, 0xc0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

  Well, at least I know the hard drive is properly configured and completed, cause the Vista
  OS settle easily and quickly with no problems. 64 and 32-bit
  any Vista os will install very easily and quickly on this laptop.
  I really don't want or intend to play with the bios, cause I could finish with a fried motherboard.
  I will listen to any solution/suggestion of someone who can help me with installing XP.
  Thank you in advance.

  YES.  He does eventually.

  I managed to install Windows XP Professional with SP2

  and pilots simplified sata attached on the installation disc.

  I used nLite correctly before, reson for repeated failures

  with the installation of XP.  Now working on pilots.

  Thank you VERY, VERY MUCH for the help.  You the man.

• is win7 pro ver 6.1 build 7601 a full version of win 7 pro?

  Windows 7 pro version 6.1 build 7601 is a full version of windows 7 pro

  Bob

  OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturer.  This is usually for large FMRS is different from a commercial edition and needs an OEM key (series).  It also does not get support for Microsoft because RMP support.

  If full, you mean retail, is it not.  If by full, you mean a full OS, it is.

  That is that when you try to install it on a clean disk, it says it does not detect not a BONE does not mean it's an OS upgrade >

  Can you tell us what you are trying to do, or what is the problem?

• Windows 7 Pro downgrade to home edition

  I really wish can I downgrad my Windows 7 Pro to the edition of hospitality, every step of the way, it gives me headaches with Access Denied, so much time and so frustrating, is that this conversion is possible anyway? Considering the hours I need to clean the registry from a program that could not be uninstalled manually, except sometimes it won't let me even delete entries and you can understand my frustration with this Pro edition.

  Decommissioning will not solve the problem. You must resolve all that is initially denied access issues now.

  Reset the security permissions:

  One option is to reset your default security permissions by running the following command:

  secedit/configure /cfg %windir%\inf\defltbase.inf/db defltbase.sdb / verbose

  For more information, you can see KB 313222.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/313222

  Also be aware of the following:

  «.. . command line is no longer able to reset all default security settings and can even result in the operating system becomes unstable. »

  If this does not resolve the problem, your installation can be irreparably and the only other option is to reinstall them all. As you may know, there is a recovery disk. If it has not been provided, you will need to contact your employer who sold you the computer.

  If you want to downgrade the security permissions, please see the following:

  How downgrade Windows 7 Editions . Releasing it's easy: ...