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• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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

• If I create a windows 10 dvd using media creation tool, I need to install to get the free offer before 7/29

  If I create a windows 10 dvd using media creation tool, I need to install to get the free offer before 7/29

  Before Hawaii 2359 time (GMT-10) July 29.

• Need to download the iso of Windows installation DVD or usb 7.1 when booting via the BIOS

  Original title: ISO WINDOWS 7.1

  My hard drive has failed on a Toshiba laptop.  I installed a new drive and now need to reinstall Windows 7.1 I purchased pre-installed on the laptop, which was not supplied with a recovery disk or an installation disc.

  I need to download the iso of Windows installation DVD or usb 7.1 when started by the BIOS.

  My office uses Vista, and it seems to have a built-in code that prevents a download.  Where should I go from here?

  How to: What are my options for Windows 7 reinstall media?

  Make sure you scroll down and read the section:

  What to do if you cannot get your manufacturer recovery media, refuse to use or to buy it or the Microsoft Software Recovery Website does not work?

• How do license Windows using DVD of home base & keys

  What key which is rendered using side on my Dell laptop.

  In most cases its useless as the reinstalling Dell Windows 7 DVD and Dell factory settings use the Dell OEM SLP activation. A generic key is entered from the installation media that activates if and only if a Dell BIOS valid with Windows 7 SLP markers is detected.

  The unique key on the COA can be used in some cases where degraded product activation. The key could also be used with the retail media (bring its reinstalled in the Dell system) and Microsoft telephone activation. However, Microsoft has removed the download links Digital River .isos - an enormous damage to the base of users Windows 7 retail and replaced by a software Microsoft recovery tool that locks the OEM licenses and does not work in general. More information about the SLP for Windows 7 activation are given here:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/a-clean-install-of-Windows/a-clean-install-of-Windows-7/the-OEM-or-retail-license-and-product-activation-Windows-Vista-7/

• I want to upgrade Windows 7 Starter to Windows 7 Prefessional how can I do this with my preffessional of windows 7 DVD

  I want to upgrade Windows 7 Starter to Windows 7 Prefessional how can I do this with my preffessional of windows 7 DVD

  Yes, you are right. Windows Anytime Upgrade can be used to upgrade Windows 7 Starter to Windows 7 Professional. Apart from this, you can use DVD media and perform the upgrade.

  Before the upgrade, Windows 7 Starter must be enabled.

• I use Windows Live DVD Maker to create DVD movies to play on regular DVD players. But how can I burn these HD movies created in MS Live Movie Maker on Blu Ray?

  Projects of direct burning on Blu Ray?

  I use Windows Live DVD Maker to create DVD movies to play on regular DVD players.  But how can I burn these HD movies created in MS Live Movie Maker on Blu Ray?

  I think that you need a more powerful software. A Google search for:
  "Blu - Ray Authoring Software" could be a place to start.

• Satellite L650 - 11R - missing Windows 7 DVD

  Hello

  I bought a new L650 TOSHIBA SATELLITE-11R computer yesterday.
  It has Windows 7.

  I don't have the original DVD of the program Windows 7.

  I want to install Linux also.

  That's why I need to format the hard drive and reinstall Windows 7.

  I want Windows and Linux of Fedora Core.

  How can I get the original DVD of Windows 7?

  Your help is very appreciated.

  I can't explain you all tell me but as the first have you checked s user guides document perhaps?
  I mean everything is described on the inside and you can pick up info how it works with the installation of the operating system.

  You must create this one recovery disc but it isn't DVD Win7 but just image of recovery designed for your laptop model.
  Do not install Linux before you created this record.

  Be careful with this.

• Satellite L750 - upgrade of Windows 8 - DVD Drive missing

  I have upgraded to Windows 8, after a short then I found the DVD was not displayed in Explorer windows and devices. I had seen this before on another laptop and install drivers SATA 8 Win seemed to heal.

  I went to the section pilot on the Toshiba site for this model and there is none for SATA. Can someone point me in the right direction for a fix or Win 8 SATA drivers for the this model please?

  Concerning
  Mark

  Toshiba Satellite L750-1E8 (model short name = PSK1W8)

  * Why my CD/DVD drive does not work after upgrade to Windows 8? *
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ2B03F10002R01.htm

  You must uninstall the programs from Toshiba:
  TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator
  TOSHIBA Disc Creator

• Need drivers for Windows XP DVD for Tecra A8

  How can I find the drivers for a WINDOWS XP Tecra A8 DVD?.
  Thank you for your help.

  Best regards.

  Sorry, manual, but what you mean with the DVD drivers?

• Compaq 500 b (VS695UT): missing on Windows 10 DVD player

  I've had previously upgraded my desktop COMPAQ 500 b Windows 7 Pro computer to Windows 10 (free from Microsoft) and enjoyed.  Sometimes I watch DVD movies on the computer.  Recently, the DVD drive (drive DVD HP, model TS-H653) disappeared from my list of available drives.  I first thought that the drive has died and replaced by a new DVD SATA drive. (I kept the original drive) Needless to say that the new drive is not seen either.  I've checked all my connections cable without change. I did research page to download driver of H - P with no luck.  Any suggestions?

  Never mind.  The problem has been resolved.  It was a problem of double.

  The original drive has gone wrong, and SATA3 port on the motherboard stopped working.

  I plugged in a new DVD player with no change in symptoms (apparently dead).

  I felt that it was a new DVD player, so I plugged on another SATA port on my motherboard, and the computer she recognized immediately.

  Then, I placed the reader to original DVD in the computer, packaged for the replacement, buttoned-up DVD player my computer and got back to work, only to find that the computer no longer recognizes the DVD player again.

  I knew I had to see that it works, so I had to shut down the computer and replace the original DVD drive (AGAIN).  This time; I left the case open until I have confirmed that the new drive worked, and the original SATA3 port on the motherboard was actually dead.

  End result is a bad DVD player and a bad port SATA3 on the motherboard.

  Please read my flustering activities.

• Satellite A200 - upgrade to Windows 7 - DVD Player problems weird!

  Hello

  I decided to upgrade to Windows 7 rather than replace my A200, which is always good as new after 3 1/2 years...

  In typical MS fashion, the upgrade was not incident free, but the main problem is that my DVD drive will no longer read my 2007 Microsoft Office installation disc.

  I CAN read the disc I've burned before the upgrade (with files/photos matching on etc.)

  Someone at - it ideas? Tried to update the driver and by stopping the service Detection hardware kernel (such as recommended on a forum of MS), but no luck

  Thanks in advance!

  > main problem is that my DVD drive will no longer read my 2007 Microsoft Office installation disc.
  A friend of mine had the same problem with the disc of MS Office.
  It was not possible to read this disc, but other drives were compatible.
  He cleaned the drive laser lens with a hint of alcohol and cotton wool, and it helped.

  Check it!

• HP pavilion DV6 Notebook - Windows 8 DvD 6 question

  Hi, I have a HP pavilion dv6 notebook PC.
  System ID - 1657
  Product Id - AB5 # LQ395PA
  I upgraded to Win 8 and since my Player DVD has stopped working. In Device Manager, I get the below error
  "Windows cannot start this hardware device because its information of configuration (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19).
  
  I tried to uninstall and update the drive but get the same error and also tried to update the driver as well, but it also did not work. Please help on how to solve this problem. Thank you.

  Hello

  Try to follow the procedure at the title of the subheading "Let fix me it myself" on the link below to delete the upper and lower filters and see if that helps the issue.  Although Windows 8 is not mentioned, the registry keys must be the same.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116

  Kind regards

  DP - K