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• Since then he move to Windows 7 pro, the shared link will open the program, but the database is not up to date.

  I have a .net programming when it was on XP pro it worked fine. Since moving to Windows 7 pro the shared link will open the program, but information is not updated, because it seems that she has created its own database with information from the local computer is installed on and is not matching the information. For example, if the local computer is mapped machine upon receipt #25 is the #15 and should be on #26 and showing all the other receipt printed by the local machine. but its starts from where it was stopped 2 days ago, and is not followed.

  OT: .mdb problem with WIN 7 pro

  Thanks for all the help, I need it!

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited to Windows 7 IT pro community.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

• I had to reinstall Windows Xp Pro, the product key will not work.

  I have not changed any hardware or anything like that. I downloaded the updates of msupdates and my computer went the fritz would not do anything. I reinstalled windows xp pro from the restore disc that came with my computer. The product key is not accepted by windows to activate it. I need to know what to do. It's a Dell optiplex 2.8 gig Board and proc 2 gig of ram. Anyway when I bought.

  Hi, I am assuming that you are unable to activate your XP via internet, you can try the phone holder to turn on.

  You will be asked of the remote computer to give the support page for phone numbers.

  You will then receive a new set of numbers to activate your XP.

  If this does not work, you will be directed to a Microsoft employee. Explain your problem and if they are happy with your answer will give you an activation key.

  Slan go Foill, Paul

• Windows XP Pro the cloning of new hard drives (ready to use to backup discs).

  Hello. I use a system dual-boot Windows XP Pro at the moment. The first instance of XP, I use for internet, test new applications, etc... (a beat hard drive). The second instance of XP, I only use my Audio Studio. Due to an an external sound card very inconsistently (Presonus Firebox), this system does not work.

  "Why not just install everything on a disk?" you ask. I have operated this way until recently and have grown tired of incompatible software and need to keep my Audio Studio completely isolated from everything else.

  What I did to remedy this situation is:
  (A) I bought a total of 4 hard drives SATA Seagate (unfortunately they aren't all the same capabilities. 2 x 250 GB + 300 + 500 GB.)
  (B) I bought some EZ-Swap hard drive trays. (Have the instances of XP with a C:\ root on 2 separate hard drives. One is the pace of the drive, the other only my Audio Studio. When the need to use the desired OS, I just slide into the status bar.)

  Due to the fact that I'm on dial-up (there is no high speed in my area so far), "days" to completely update my Windows XP Pro.

  My goal is as follows:
  (1) to perform a clean Windows (all the hardware drivers installed except for my external sound card) and fully implemented installation up-to-date. I don't plan any change of material with the exception of my card external sound.
  (2) from there, create an exact image of the operating system that can be saved in a data cd/dvd/hard drive to copy onto a new hard drive. Image includes everything. Ex: registry entries, the drivers installed and software.

  Norton Ghost is not an option, because it will have to be installed to make the image, therefore, be part of the image.

  Any ideas on how I can do such a thing works? Windows 'Backup' do what I propose (an ISO standard or emulated)?

  I prefer Acronis True Image of Norton Ghost. I don't know why you would want it installed in your operating system image, so just install it in your other operating system. You create a True Image bootable CD and allows to clone/disk images. Ghost or True Image - besides - will do exactly what you want. We do that all at once for clients with critical systems - clone their server to an identical disk drive hard (it must not be the same in your case) and put the spare drive in the closet in an emergency. True Image doesn't have to be installed on the target computer - just install * somewhere * so you can build the bootable CD. Or if you buy the retail version House instead of the download (what we do because we use an Enterprise version), the TI CD is probably bootable. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Problem with Windows Update after the new installation of Windows 7 Pro the Lenovo ThinkPad X 200

  I'm trying to do a fresh install of Windows 7 Pro on a Lenovo ThinkPad X 200. The product key is easy to find on the sticker of the ThinkPad. However, the version of Windows is hidden (for example, I can't check that my ThinkPad had originally installed Windows 7 Pro). I was able to install by using a Pro Win 7 SP1 CD ROM I bought for another installation. I used the ThinkPad I was trying to make the new facility on the product key. I was able to activate the Windows 7 Pro using the phone call and my cell phone. I checked the activation! However, I have problems with Windows update. The product key may be a different version of Windows 7. If so, why did it install and activate OK? Y at - it a fix for this problem or I have to buy a new version of Windows 7 Pro? Please note that I have not yet installed all drivers Lenovo ThinkPad as I can't seem to install correctly. Thank you!

  Since the issue is updated to Windows, it is not a product number key.

  You can reset the Windows Update components by running the Fixit on this page. But if there is malware present, she will continue to reset the connection to the update servers:

  How to reset the Windows Update components

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/971058

  Suggest you download and save the Fixit. Then configure the system before the clean boot by running:

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista/Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Once the Fixit has been downloaded and the system is started in the pure State, check that the native Windows Firewall is now on if a 3rd party firewall has been used previously. Now run the Fixit and choose the default mode. Restart once it's done and see if the system can be connected to the update servers. If he can't, then rerun the Fixit and choose aggressive mode. Turn it back on when he finished the race and updates.

• 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.

• Windows 7 Pro the Envy Phoenix

  We have 3 new machines feel like Phoenix with 8.1 responsible Pro, but there are many questions prompting on our corporate domain.  Would it not possible to downgrade to 7 Pro and use the drivers provided by a similar system?

  HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - computer 130qe is a consumer computer and can be configured with Windows 8 or Windows 8 Pro. While you can have right of demotion with Windows 8 Pro, HP is not required to provide the media and/or the product keys of Windows for the downgrade. A you have purchased a HP Business Class computer, ordered with Windows 7 Pro installed and a set of Windows 8/Rocovery restore discs included, or vice versa.

  Your best options are at this point

  (1) install Windows 7 Professional by using a genuine copy of the installation of this version of Windows Media. Activate Windows 7 Professional by using a Volume License Key Management Service (KMS). The KMS service will be able to activate your system by checking the pre-installed product key. This will require VLK of the company to appear on computers.

  or

  (2) get the genuine Windows 7 Professional installation media and the corresponding product key. You may need to purchase a copy of the product full package of the downgrade to Windows from a retailer. Install Windows 7 Professional. Type the product key when you are prompted to do so. If the software is already enabled, you can not activate it online. In this case, the Activation Support local phone number will be displayed. Dial the number and explain the circumstances. When it is determined that you have a qualifying Windows license, the customer service representative will provide a non-reusable activation code to activate the software. Note that Microsoft does not provide a full product key in this scenario.

  How downgrade from Windows 8;

  How to switch your PC

  Your OEM will have the best information on how to downgrade your specific PC and in some cases, may decide to send you the installation media or a PC that has the downgrade operating system already installed.
  Note Microsoft or OEM is obliged to ensure the media for the downgrade.
  To perform the downgrade on your PC yourself, follow these steps:

  1. Change the settings so that the computer starts in legacy BIOS mode.
  
  Note If you want to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro later and want all the features of Windows 8 Pro, you must change the setting of native UEFI BIOS before installing Windows 8 Pro. This is also true if you upgrade to Windows 8 Pro on a PC that was sold to you with the preinstalled downgrade.
• Some manufacturers prior to inject the product key for Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business in the BIOS for just such an occasion. If your OEM did this on your PC, you can take only one of the following actions:
  • Install Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business using the recovery media for this version of Windows that has been provided by the OEM even. Your system is automatically by using the product key that has been injected into the BIOS.
  • Install Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business with an authentic copy of the installation of this version of Windows Media. Your system is automatically by using the product key that has been injected into the BIOS.
  • Activate your copy of Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Professional using a Volume License Key Management Service (KMS). The KMS service will be able to activate your system by checking the pre-installed product key.
• If your OEM has not injected of your product key in the BIOS of your PC, follow these steps:
  1. Get authentic professional installation of Windows 7 or Windows Vista professional support and the corresponding product key. You may need to purchase a copy of the product full package of the downgrade to Windows from a retailer.
  2. Insert the media to downgrade from Windows version in the PC and follow the installation instructions.
  3. Type the product key when you are prompted to do so. If the software is already enabled, you can not activate it online. In this case, the Activation Support local phone number will be displayed. Dial the number and explain the circumstances. When it is determined that you have a qualifying Windows license, the customer service representative will provide a non-reusable activation code to activate the software. Note that Microsoft does not provide a full product key in this scenario.

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• Install Windows 8 Pro the U410

  Hello

  I could not able to install windows 8 in my new lenovo U410. I tried all of the methods that is mentioned in the site, but still I could not able to install. I tried on the HARD drive and SSD, tried to disable the technology Intel Rapid start changing the mode SATA RAID, ACHE and compatible. I have tried almost everything, but could not Basel to install it at all.

  I would appreciate it if you guys can help me.

  See you soon,.

  manojoy

  Hello
  There are two or three guides in the forum on what you want to do
  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-Z-and-P-series/the-Guide-on-how-to-reformat-REPARTITION-an...
  Sorry, but I wasn't able to find the other link butvthisclink should be enough.
  Concerning

• When I opened Help & Support in Windows XP Pro, the index is empty.

  Help Support &.  No error msg.   It opens but the index is empty.  CUD may be hidden (by chance) and do not know how to view the files.
  Would appreciate any help

  Help restore and support Service (line 235 left) - http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

  Also can help - repairs Windows XP Help and Support - http://www.dougknox.com/xp/scripts_desc/fixwinxphelp.htm MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - Don ' t Panic!

• When I opened files or programs on my Windows XP Pro, the toolbar is black. I see icons and text when it is idle, but not when it is the active window. I have reset the theme and tried to customize this nothing doesn't.

  Black toolbar of file - readable when it is idle
  reset the themes and tried to personallize nothing changed still black
  has suggested that it could be an image used as a background but can not go by default
  His IE8 not perform at all just regular and other files

  Hey Phaffer,

  Try the fix provided by MVP Kelly Theriot which should reset the default toolbar background. You can download the hotfix directly from:

  http://www.kellys-Korner-XP.com/regs_edits/toolbarbackgroundclear.reg

  or

  Reach:

  http://www.kellys-Korner-XP.com/xp_tweaks.htm

  Scroll to number 216 (left column)

  Hope that helps, I look forward to hearing from you.

  Steven
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Loads of boot UEFI PXE not available on OptiPlex 9020 AIO A09 for Win7?

  We prefer to use UEFI instead of legacy for our new systems mode. Previously, we were able to use the active UEFI PXE with SecureBoot disabled and ROMA Legacy boot. The service seems to come and go with each version of BIOS for the AIO 9010, and now on the 9020 AIO with A09, he went as well.

  On a 9020 AIO with A09, if I enable Secure Boot and disable Legacy ROM PXE is available. If I disable SecureBoot (required for the loading of Windows 7) and allow ROMA to the legacy, it has no option to start on the network when you press F12.

  Our new AIOs with BIOS A02 9030 allow us to perform a boot PXE in this way without problem, so I guess that the problem in A09 is a bug and not intentional.

  Anyone else running into this?

  @Community,

  I am pleased to announce that the Optiplex 9020 AIO BIOS A11 is now available to the public. The update of the BIOS A11 has resolved a problem where in A09, the UEFI network box battery inside the BIOS would itself be clear after the release of the BIOS. This prevented the UEFI network protocols appear in the one-time boot menu.

  In short: with AIO BIOS A11 9020, you can now have the legacy option ROM both the UEFI network stack activated at the same time.

  For those who are not familiar with the specific screens in question, I have them listed below.

  Here's the box UEFI would uncheck itself in A09:

  

  It's the legacy ROM option checkbox:

  

  Here's the menu starting time on the A11 with two Roma legacy option enabled and the network UEFI active stack:

  

  The pic then the AIO 9020 had installed A09 and after trying allow the UEFI network stack. You will notice that UEFI protocols are missing because the box UEFI disables itself:

  

• Unable to get Windows XP Pro update

  When you try to install updates for Windows XP Pro, the installatoin fails. He said: "the following updates have not been installed, .net Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 KB951847, KB2600217, KB2604121, KB2737019, KB2742595, KB2789642." How can I fix?

  View your history of update for the error codes.

  Error code '0x8007066A' when you use the Windows Update Web site or Microsoft Update to install the .net Framework update:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2507641/

  When you try to install an update for .NET Framework 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.0 or 3.5, you may receive Windows Update '0 x 643' error code or error code Windows install "1603".
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/923100

  When installing updates using Windows update or Microsoft Update you may receive error 80070643 0 x or 0 x 643
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/976982 (including Windows 8)

  Use the foregoing as guides to solve the problem.

  If necessary, click the following link to download the .NET Framework cleanup tool:

  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/archive/2008/08/28/8904493.aspx
   

  You can use this to check what versions are actually installed on your computer:

  The user guide for the .NET framework installation check tool
  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/archive/2008/10/13/8999004.aspx

  If any - relocation order:

  1. .NET framework 3.5 SP1 (this will install the .NET Framework 2.0 SP2 and 3.0 SP2)
  2. .NET framework 1.1 (if you have all the programs installed in need, this blog helps you decide whether or not you need)
  3. .NET framework 1.0 (if you have all the programs installed in need, this blog helps you decide whether or not you need)
  4. .NET framework 4

  For more information, please visit: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/archive/2010/12/22/10108400.aspx

  For .NET Framework 4

  You can try the applicable repair just only the .NET Framework versions affected - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976982

  Windows XP users follow these steps to repair the installation of .NET Framework 4:

  1. Close all running applications.
  2. Click Start, click Control Panel , and then click on Add / Remove Programs.
  3. Click Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile in the list of installed programs, and then click Change/Remove.
  4. Select repair .NET Framework 4 Client Profile to its original state , and then click Next.
  5. Repairs completed, click Finish.
  6. Click restart now.
  7. After you log in to Windows, click the Start button, then type Windows Update in the box to search for and then click Windows Update.
  8. Click find updates. When the scan finished, click install updates to Windows.
  9. Follow the instructions on the screen to install the updates of Windows.

  Ref: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976982

• Windows XP Pro 32-bit compatible with graphics Diamond Radeon 4650 ATI card

  I keep getting "recovered from serious error" message (blue screen) since it was installed. When I installed it, a message popped up on compatibility with Windows, and it told me to ignore it, then click on 'continue somehow,' I did.  However, given that I had this kind of problem, I took my CPU to the store where I bought it, had them restored my computer, and because it was the graphics card recommended by this reputable computer store of highlyl, I install the card.  I've had problems since then and I think it is the video card.  I bought the graphics card to play games that require a graphics card upgrade.

  1. rather than to guess about the cause of your problems (even if your description of the sequence of events is suggestive), you must provide the complete STOP code on blue screens.  It would have been particularly important to point out the original message "about compatibility".  If the message was that the driver is "unsigned", which can be ignored without risk, but if the message really says something about compatibility, you must read carefully and take seriously.

  2 ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series of diamond is a family of graphics cards, which now is no longer marketed by diamond, although there may be some detailing actions always available.

  3. a Diamond Radeon 4650 card is compatible with Windows XP Pro, the bt - 32 and 64 bits.  Here's the relevant part of the specification for these cards:

  Operating system: WIN 7 32, WIN 7 64, WINVISTA32,.
  WINVISTA64, WINXP, WINXP64, MCE
  System CPU: Min. Intel 2.0 Celeron, Pentium Intel Duo, AMD 3800 + or higher
  Speed: 2.0 Ghz or more rapid system
  Memory: 1024 MB
  Power supply: 400 Watt
  Hard drive space: 480 MB available hard disk space
  CD DVD: YES
  BUS: PCI Express or AGP 8 x

  4. assuming that the rest of the hardware in your computer meets the specifications for the video card, you need to install the correct driver, that is, the driver which is planned for both your card AND your operating system (Windows XP).  Get it here--> http://www.dmmdownload.com/index.php

• Release date for OptiPlex 9020

  Hello

  No one knows what will be the release date for the OptiPlex 9020 to the United States?

  Seems to be already available on the Dell French site: http://www.dell.com/fr/entreprise/p/optiplex-9020-desktop/pd

  I talked to my Dell Rep today and he told me that they will be not available in the United States until mid-September with a global presence and the company > employees 300 because Intel imposes limits on the new chip Haswell.  Just try to get another opinion.

  Thank you

  Carlos

  Hello Carlos.

  Desktop Dell OptiPlex 9020 class business are available in the United States.

  I hope this helps!

• ? Windows 7 pro, Nt4 and service pack 4

  I'm trying to install an older game on windows 7 pro. the game is the heroes of might and magic 3.
  It requires windows nt4 and service pack 4.  Is this available for this version of windows

  There is a mode setting of compatibility for NT4 SP5, but not for Service Pack 4.

  Compatibility mode does not guarantee success in running an application.

  Right-click on the file or launch exe shortcut and select properties then compatibility and try it.