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• Buy new computer Windows 7 Professional and have questions about other files, and the removals of document on the old computer

  Hi all!

  I need help.    I just bought a new computer that has Windows 7 on it.     This old computer is 7 years old

  and last year I had put win 7 professional about it.     I'm trying to delete files on it.    How can I do this correctly.

  What I need to remove the Windows 7 Professional out of it since I bought it and have the license and the disc.    Or, do

  to keep the disc and just remove it from this computer.     What happens if someone else wants the computer I leave it on and

  Give them the disc.   How can I handle this?     I am new to this?    Someone just set up my new computer and I want to

  to make sure that I have all my passwords and other things out of that right.

  CAN SOMEONE HELP ME SOON!    A.S.A.P.!    Cause I need to work for the new space.

  Thank you.    Sharon

  If you delete all partitions found (when booting from the cd of win) it will only destroy what is on the hard drive of the PC (all data can be saved), he won't do anything to victory dvd

  If your new PC shipped with win7 preinstalled you need not really your origonal dvd win7. -You can sell or keep

  If you do not want to give the old PC, then simply remove the hard drive (how can be found on google) and destroy the hard drive with a heavy hammer

  (A seven year old PC is practically worthless)

• in Acrobat 8 Standard advanced editing tool is grayed out in Windows 7 and Windows 10 but works with the same pdf file in Windows XP Professional. Why?

  in Acrobat 8 Standard advanced editing tool is grayed out in Windows 7 and Windows 10 but works with the same pdf file in Windows XP Professional. Why?

  Perhaps because Acrobat 8 is not compatible with Windows 7 or 10.

  Friday, October 9, 2015 at 22:11, thosdelaney [email protected]>

• How to install Windows XP Professional on Toshiba laptop?

  Hi all

  I'm asking on behalf of a friend who is a Computer Phobic and has the same brand and model of Toshiba laptop than me. He would like to go back instead of Windows Vista business to Windows XP Professional.

  Its hard drive is the hard disk from Western Digital WD 1200BEVS. He told me that when he went to install Windows XP, it came with no HARD drive. I don't know if I can quote the chipset here, but here it is anyway. The chipset is an Intel(r) ICH8M ultra ata storage controllers-2850. All the advice in a simple format would be gratefull. He downloaded the bios unsuccessfully and nlite to work on a computer with some help of a computer technician on a thumb (flash) drive)

  I'm someone who can help thanking on behalf of my friend who is a Computer Phobic and does not have an interweb connection.

  Usually, if you write about these issues you inform us also what model of laptop you have, or that model As your friend.

  Please don t get me wrong, but on this forum, you can find hundreds of threads with the same theme and very good answers and solutions. You might be looking for this forum if you can find some similar thread?
  Problem missing driver SATA and this driver must be loaded before installation of WXP begins.

  But before we start the discussion is portable s friend supported for Windows XP Home edition?
  Did you check the Toshiba download page if the drivers of Windows XP Home edition are available?

  Out of curiosity: a your friend recovery disk created?

• The upgrade from Windows 7 Starter to Windows 7 Professional

  Well, I still found a definatative answer to my question. Here's my situation. I have a netbook with Windows 7 Starter. I HAVE a retail upgrade Windows 7 Professional DVD with product key. My question is simply this. If I use Windows Anytime Upgrade can I use my product key for my upgrade retail box when it asks for the product key?  Because windows does not have a product until the key after installation I don't want to go all the way at the end of installation to find out that the product key is not going to work. Any help would be greatly appeciated.  Thank you

  It's the Windows Update forum. Suggest that you post this question on the forum Windows 7 install, upgrade and activate because it has nothing to do with the update. Thank you.
  MowGreen Services update - consumer safety

• Windows Vista Edition upgrade Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional

  Hi!, I need help.  I tried to understand the upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7 but I have not been able to fully understand the various issues.  My dilemma is this. I have a House runing PC with Windows Vista Home Premium and I want to install a version of Windows 7 Professional.  The package I have indicates whether an upgrade, but when playing in the homepage of Microsofts, in my view, that I understand that to switch from Windows Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional, I need to do a full install, not an upgrade.  Because my package bed upgrade, I don't know if it contains the program needed to make an installation full or not.  I don't want to start and install and find out in the middle that I don't have the good disk to complete the task.  Could someone who knows about it could give me the right path to follow. I will be very greatfull for any guidance. Thank you.

  See this simplified table of upgrade: http://i.zdnet.com/blogs/windows-upgrade-chart-eb-remake-final3.png?tag=col1;post-1246

  Vista Home Premium upgrade to Win7 professional will require one in Place (i.e., update Win7 Home Premium) and an Express Upgrade (from Win7 Home Premium to Win7 professional).

  That said, Windows Update has nothing to do with the upgrade of Windows. Any future post upgrade issues rather here: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7install/threads ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• Not to say could not upgrade from Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional

  I pre-ordered Windows 7 months with no indication that I couldn't switch from Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional without performing a new installation.  Now I learn that I have to re - install all THE programs, once I have perform this upgrade / 'clean install '.  All the criticism of Windows Vista pales in comparison to my irritation at says this news AFTER the purchase, and not before.  Failure of the installation of the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor to note any problem.  All previous Windows upgrades went flawless.  Needless to say I am extremely disappointed by this turn events and we hope that Microsoft will improve its pre-purchase counseling in the future.

  I guess I have no choice now but to do a clean install of Windows 7 and then reinstall on my computer that will put me out of use for a long period of time?  I backed up the entire hard drive before trying to install, but I doubt I can get by simply restoring this backup.  Is this correct?

  Hi pwcushman,

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Answers.

  Windows Live OneCare Backup works in stages. You start by setting up how you want Backup to run and save the configuration. The backup will then run according to schedule and backup your files according to the saved configuration. You can make changes to this list or add other files and folders.

  You can restore all files and folders, but you will have to reinstall all the programs.

  Check this link for more information:

  http://OneCare.live.com/standard/en-us/prodinfo/backuprestoredetails.htm

  Kind regards
  Amal-Microsoft Support.
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• Need a copy of Windows XP Professional

  I just bought a laptop computer recycling and hard drive is wiped clean there is no operating system. The gentleman told me that they don't not install opperating systems, however the CD key is at the bottom of the laptop. Is there a way I can get a copy of Windows XP Professional? It's the OS that was on it. I can burn it to a cd if necessary, I just need to find it. Can anyone help?

  You must not only find Windows XP Professional-, but a version of OEM Windows XP Professional, or you can google to find out how to edit the setupp.ini and create a new CD.

  Beg/borrow from a friend or acquaintance of the nice information technology a copy of the CD.  I wouldn't trust to a lot of places where you might find online.

• Conditions of the retail of Windows XP Professional and license and decal OEM COA / label question:

  Hello everyone and especially lawyers license!

  It's pretty obvious (applying common sense) that a single license is a single Installation, no matter if Windows XP, Vista or 7, or OEM or retail.

  However...

  Question 1:
  Is that the only true, firmer and more correct to do statement?
  ""Windows XP Professional OEM license dies with your computer / caisse".

  Question 2:
  I have two DELL computers. One is with Windows XP Professional OEM (Dell) and the other with Windows Vista Business OEM (Dell). I would like to swap/Exchange two licenses COA stickers (if it's physically possible) and simply change the Microsoft Windows operating system on these two computers. From what I understand at this time - and please correct me if I'm wrong - Microsoft Licensing policy said it is legally impossible. True? Fake?

  Question 3:
  This question is about the "decommissioning" of Windows Vista business to Windows XP Professional. I'm OK with my understanding that there are some licenses of Windows Vista Business out there that can be legally retired, and some who cannot?
  How do I determine by looking at just the Windows Vista Business OEM COA sticker, if it is a license that can legally be downgraded or not?
  If it can be downgraded, can I license Windows Vista Business COST just the installation of Windows XP Professional key, when asked to enter?

  Thank YOU ALL for your expertise and your help!

  Hello

  Question 1: "Windows XP Professional OEM license dies with your computer / caisse"-c' is licensed OEM is NOT transferable to another machine and once your dies of PC/LAptop, then the license dies with him.

  Question 2: You cannot exchange an OEM license of any computer to another. This includes exchanging the COA from one device to another, making of this ould invalidate your license, as the certificate of authenticity shall be kept with the license provided with the original machine.

  Question 3: Downgrade rights allow you to get off at analogues for the same edition of vista, IE company from Vista to XP Pro, you cannot downgrade from Vista to XP Pro home.

  hope that answers all your questions.

• Brand new Windows XP Professional SP3 key does not

  I fell right on my old CD-ROM Windows XP Professional SP1 and my new key SP3. I installed XP on my old Compaq ProSignia 165 to make it work again, and when it prompted me to insert the key, I tried my SP3 key. It didn't work as I thought, so I used the key out of my Dell OptiPlex 170 L to install because I still use it a lot. Then I threw SP3 on it and downloaded the Microsoft program change key and tried. It does not accept it, nor any of my other XP Pro key. Everything except my netbook works Pro, so what is happening here? I have to do in the registry or what? I'm starting to get fact TIC TACS in this thing, because it does not appear WHAT I put on it. Please help me, because I'm starting to lose here.

  Try the Activate by phone:

  How to activate Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307890/en-us

  If the activation of the Internet does not work, then see the section titled: "how to activate Windows XP by phone.
  Also, make sure that you do not confuse the product key numbers and letters
  (number 8 can be confused with the letter B, etc.).

  ===================================================================

  Blank page to activate Windows in the wizard of Windows Product Activation
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314935

  How to contact a Microsoft Product Activation Center:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/950929/en=us

  Microsoft Activation centers worldwide telephone numbers:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/licensing/existing-customers/activation-centers.aspx
  (This site is for activating Volume License, but if you call, they will help you)

  The phone number is not working:
  Microsoft Wordwide contacts: http://www.microsoft.com/worldwide/default.aspx

  Once Windows activated / Genuine Advantage Notifications:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=afd45b36-3d77-4259-801c-d31a9a90cdcf
  (This tool will confirm that the copy of Windows installed on your PC is genuine and authorized)

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• I have Windows XP Professional with version 5.1 of windows and told me that I have to upgrade, but I do not understand what I do, can someone help me?

  I have a laptop Lenovo who was my daughters. I use it very well, but I can't figure out how to get Outlook Express on it as if I had on my old office. So, I was looking for how to do that I have seen that this version of Windows XP Professional SP3 won't be supported by Microsoft and should be updated but I do not understand what it is or what I need to do. It says I need to download the risk mitigation: Why stick with XP is a bad idea, but I'm afraid that download because I don't know what this means.  Can someone please help me understand what I need to do so that I can use this computer to keep in touch with my daughter and son through Outlook Express electronic mail?

  You don't need to upgrade. XP SP3 will be supported until April 2014. After that, there will be no more patches or updates, but work remains. There are still a lot of Win98 users out there.

• When you open a second window, in windows xp professional

  When I open a second window in windows xp professional, if the arrow cursor moves out of this window, this window will hide behind the original window.  It's very frustrating because I have to reduce the original window inorder to see the second window.  I have restored the default settings in the internet options. I have another computer using windows xp professional, and this happens.  any suggestions?

  Some mouse or the product score drivers offer a "focus shift" that can move the active focus as your mouse/trackpad/trackball/etc moves.  See Control Panel/mouse or in Control Panel for all icons added by mice, tablets, trackballs and so on.

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  When I open a second window in windows xp professional, if the arrow cursor moves out of this window, this window will hide behind the original window. It's very frustrating because I have to reduce the original window inorder to see the second window.  I have restored the default settings in the internet options. I have another computer using windows xp professional, and this happens.  any suggestions?

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• Windows XP Professional, Media Center Edition 2005 SP3 will not automatically put into hibernation

  I have re-installed drivers quick resume technology drivers & Intel Graphics & Sound & all associated drivers. but not good.

  Computer will be manually Hibernate & come out of hibernation, but is not automatically updated in hibernation?

  I tried the recommendations of microsoft all the but not good?

  The Device Manager shows all devices OK?

  Performed a restore the registry of oem disc & now put into hibernation very well at the moment, I hope that it will last? only lasted for a few days? its now to return again. ?

  not a fan of the system restores, especially under xp, but if it did work at one point, what has changed on your system, since it worked?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  This is for two versions below, then you should be good.  But again this could be a temporary solution to a problem.

  Microsoft Windows XP Professional

  Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

• "" Just had something appear on my desktop - Windows XP Professional "' and that 'Build' is stated below. Cannot move and would be just as quickly get rid of it. One

  "" Just had something appear on my desktop - Windows XP Professional "' and that 'Build' is stated below.  It is in the lower right corner and watch whatever I chose.  Cannot move and would be just as quickly get rid of it.  Don't know how it got there.  Any help would be great!

  ALL TAKEN CARE OF-FOUND THE ANSWER AFTER HAVING POSTED THE QUESTION

  Hello

  I suggest that you check whether the version of Windows XP installed on the computer is enabled or not.

  Check out the link provided below for more information

  How to activate Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307890

• Free download updated for microsoft word on windows xp & professional operating system windows xp

  My daughter has trouble to download its pdf files of the College.  They come out in jibberish. I spoke with the tech IT to his school and it helped me to update my adobe reader software, but it still did not help. He said that I probably need an update to microsoft word. My computer will display currently dates of my microsoft word 98-2002. The tech said IT most of the professors send their files in doc.x (whatever it is).  I noticed that you have free updates for word 2010 microsoff on your wessite.  This fix my problem and show the PDFs in English? My operating system is windows XP Professional.  If it will correct what free download should I use?

  Hello Tereasamiller,

  This thread has been created in the Forum update of Windows XP; the Microsoft moderation team has moved this thread on the Forum of Windows XP programs.

  Alternatively you can also go here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/391736 and see if that helps with your problem. This seems to be a problem with the program Adobe Reader.

  The Docx the Tech mentioned is the extension of the files Microsoft Office Word 2010 document. They may have been mentioning this to let you know that your daughter may need Office 2010 to view these files sent by the teacher.