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• Is to reinstall windows and reformatting the same windows? How can I reformat windows? TQ.

  Is to reinstall windows and reformatting the same windows? How can I reformat windows? TQ.

  There are essentially two different methods to "install Windows":

  1. a clean install (which is basically all wipes) imply the shape of the disk (or partition).

  2. a repair install (which is supposed to leave all your programs and data intact) does not imply the formatting.

  Here are some useful guides:

  http://michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html

  http://michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

• If my HARD drive crashes and I have to replace, can I reinstall Windows 7 on the same computer?

  Packed HARD drive

  If my HARD drive crashes and I have to replace, can I reinstall Windows 7 on the same computer? How the product key is affected? He still believes that I am still on the old HDD?

  If my HARD drive crashes and I have to replace, can I reinstall Windows 7 on the same computer? How the product key is affected? He still believes that I am still on the old HDD?

  Yes.

  Not at all.

  N °

  If you have Windows 7 with an OEM license agreement (it came pre-installed on the computer is the most likely scenario for this, but you can buy OEM copies so) or you have a license to retail (upgrade or full version) - the way your question is worded is very specific - you * can * install Windows 7 costs/clean on this same system as much as you wish.  A new hard drive won't stop you activation - well that at some point, you need to activate by phone, as opposed to over the Internet.

  Now - if the motherboard is replaced and it's licensed OEM and replacement was not that of the OEM that probably set up your computer...  Then you have a problem.

  Unless you happen to have a license of Windows 7 retail sales, so it is not related to the computer (motherboard).

• How many times can I reinstall windows 7 on the same computer by using a product key?

  OT: Reinstall Windows 7.

  How many times can I reinstall windows 7 on the same computer by using a product key?

  How many times can I reinstall windows 7 on the same computer by using a product key?

  You can reinstall on the same computer as many times as you want.

  Eventually you may need to activate by using the telephone option.

  Concerning

• The SD card is accessible by a BB App and Windows Explorer at the same time?

  Hello

  My requirement is that the SD card must be consulted by a BB App and Windows Explorer at the same time. But the BB app I developed is able to access the SD card only when the mass storage mode is turned off. Is this how the BB has designed or is it possible to have some logical coding for this?

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  No, this is not possible.

• install two copies of windows oem on the same computer

  Installation of two separate copies of OEM windows 7 on the same computer (an ultimate, a home premium, the two 64 bit) the problem is that I can't hide (do it completely unavailable - mask not only) the first installed OS of each from the second partition (identified as "oem partition") when it is started in the second operating system.

  I would like to do to use the ultimate as a main working OS operating system (be able to load up with various applications, databases of workers etc. etc., that once everything is loaded tends to emphasize the system a little (it does not as effectively as I would like).) I would then use the partition Home premium for latency sensitive things. boot between the two and other work is managed by linux (grub 2)

  the disks are defined as readers of ahci uefi (couple of ssd for boot/apps/pagefile)

  Is it still possible? (even with me having to buy the commercial versions of the os (non - oem), or microsoft is trying to wrest a sort of copy protection scheme

  the two disks (main) are set up as follows
  / dev/sda1 to fat32 (for gpt disks) startup (resized to 500 MB of 128)
  / dev/sda2 unknown ms reserved (this is set here as part of microsofts uefi partitioning installation sequence)
  / dev/sda3 ntfs first installation (7 ultimate) operating system

  dev/sdb1 unknown ms reserved (see above)
  dev/sdb2 ntfs second os install - he actually complains during installation that it cannot install on the partition, but he does it anyway

  Thanks in advance for any help

  I forgot to add the second installed operating system know the partition indicator 'hide '.

  Microsoft has never designed a version of Windows that can hide another version of Windows.  You will need to use a boot improved as Manager:

  http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/BootIt-bare-metal.htm

• can I use a serial key to install two windows 8 in the same system

  If I double boot windows 8 on the same system. for activation, I use the same key for the two installation.
  is this possible?

  Hello

  Windows 8 comes with only on product key (license) that can be activated on a computer at the same time. If you want to enable another computer with him, then he must be uninstalled from any other computer first.
  The fact above, as I know, the installed on another partition of Windows 8 will become the second computer and unfortunately you can not use the same key.
  Hope this helps, good luck :)

• How can you affect multiple windows open at the same time

  How can you affect multiple windows open at the same time

  You can not.  Only a calendar can have several windows.

• Load of Lightroom for Mac and Windows PC using the same serial number

  Would I be able to load lightroom for my MAc and Windows PCs using the same serial number?

  Yes (if you have purchased the full version).

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• How can I prevent Windows 7 install the same 2 updates every time I log out

  Whenever I have shut down the computer a pop filter tells me that microsoft windows 7 is 2 installation updates and to not close or unplug the computer.  This procedure takes about 3 minutes before I get the ok to stop, why what is happening and what I can do to stop it.

  @harry60: to avoid confusion (mine, mainly), please start a new thread about your specific problem.  Indicate your full version of Windows (for example, Win7;) Win7 64 bit) in your first post and the numbers of KB updates that fail to install. Thank you!

  Visit the Microsoft Solution Center and antivirus security for resources and tools to keep your PC safe and healthy. If you have problems with the installation of the update itself, visit the Microsoft Update Support for resources and tools to keep your PC updated with the latest updates.

  ~ 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

• Windows repeatly install the same update again and again. KB2478663 & KB2518870 updates.

  Went to Windows Update. Click on it to see if I needed updates. Watch the updates I had need which has been KB2478663 and KB2518870 ranked high priority. Click on it to install it. Icon came after I thought they had installed. Restarted. Now, the icon will not go away and when I go to Windows Update it tells me that they are waiting to be installed. When I review the updates, it shows that they have been installed at about 14 or 15 times. He said that they should appear in the Panel configuration-adding and removal. They do not appear here.  What is the Solution for Windows XP?

  Hello

  You can try the steps listed in the link below and check if it helps: how to troubleshoot Windows Update or Microsoft Update when you are repeatedly offered an update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910339

• I recently bought a new computer and got the free update for windows 7, but my old computer that I give to my daughter to put in his room can I upgrade it to windows 7 with the same disk without having to get another windows 7__

  upgrade from my other computer

  No.... ~ 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

• can I use my profile of windows 7 on windows 8 on the same computer

  I've been using tb for years, now I'm on windows 7, but when I'm editing I use windows 8 same computer but on a different partition. I don't want to copy files, as when I go back to windows 7 they wont last updated on any new email I received with windows 8. Can I simply use form profile tb windows 7 on windows 8?
  Can't do anything in TB until you add an email address, I have, but when I told him to get the windows 7 partition profile I got a large list appear but not my emails or accounts.

  am I want to do simply not possible, I see several articles re multiple profiles, but not on multiple windows operating systems

  As long as the profile is when Windows 7 and Windows 8 can see (and write in it!), then it should work.

  However, the default location is inside the users and this may be limited. Users has been implemented to be accessible from both systems?

  Otherwise, you have created a shared folder accessible to both Windows 7 and Windows 8 to host profile?

  The trick for the implementation is, once you put the profile where the two installations of Windows can see, is to edit the files respective profile.ini two systems to refer to the new location. You will certainly need also the IsRelative value 0 (i.e. false) and use of backslashes instead of slashes in path names.

  A caveat is that both facilities must use the same version of Thunderbird, or they can bicker about version of add-on levels.

• Cannot "turn on media streaming" - another user of Windows 7 with the same problem and the "suggested correction '' does not.

  This windows bug has been reported and 'responded' before by several people, but the "answers" do not work for me - and they do seem to work for a lot of people in this area and other forums.  I hope you can provide me with a real estate diagnosis, a reason for why this happens and a real solution that works for everyone.

  I'm trying to 'Turn on media streaming' in Windows Media Player so I can listen to my xbox and other home theater equipment.  The problem I have is the same problem as [of] other people have reported: in Windows Media Player, I press the turn on the 'link', the button greys streamin media shortly, but then nothing, and streaming is not enabled.

  I don't have a network problem.  I was able to extend Microsoft Media Center on my xbox.  (simply not enable streaming in WMP).  With media center extended is a large (better) workaround for the xbox, but this isn't a solution for my other home theater devices. I need to be able to listen to my receiver and blu - ray player, as I have done on my old PC running Windows XP.

  I have a fresh install of Windows 7 Pro, x-64 on a new machine of self-building.  Everything else works, it is not the machine.  I installed all the latest drivers for my machine.  I have all the updates for Windows 7.  I run the Windows Firewall and Kaspersky Anti Virus 2010.  I installed Microsoft Office 2007, Outlook 2007, Visio 2010 and many other applications 'standard '.  I'm not under any program of low-level "weird."

  As other people "suggested", already tried the action of the outgoing WMP, stop the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service using service.msc, then by removing the .wmdb (and other files but not directories) by my dirctory users/xxx/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Media Player, restart the Service of network share WMP using services.msc and then restarting WMP.  This had no effect.  (I tried several times with and without having to restart WMP network sharing service manually.)  I tried to change the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service, tab log (the default on my system) Network Service to Local System with "allow service to interact with desktop" chosen as someone another "suggested".  This does not seem to do anything.  I also tried to uninstall WMP and WMC player (using "turn Windows has or disable"), restart, then adding them and reboot.  This time this icon "turn media sharing on" returned in WMP (the icon is usually party WMP Stream/turn on media sharing window).  This time Windows 7 Pro thought a little longer before doing nothing.  (However, now I get a message error "an error has occurred. Not all features have been changed successfully. "in an attempt to"Reinstall"Windows Media Center after you have reinstalled WMP.)  The resettlement of WMC has returned an error.  I can no longer start Windows Media Center on my PC.

  So, by all posts on this topic, its obvious this is a real bug in Windows 7 (maybe?), (perhaps only on x - 64?).

  Just two more things on my setup... I did not initially set up homegroup (because I have no other Windows 7 machines), but I tried that implemented to see if it had an effect (it didn't).  The part only 'weird' of my installation, I mounted my D: drive (2nd hard drive) in C:\Users (because I use a Solid State Drive for the operating system on C: and don't want the user data on this subject).  This has not caused other problems, but I wanted to throw it out there in case Windows Media Player sharing is something weird here.  (And no, I'm not going to 'try to change' that, unless it is a known fact that that's the problem - and then I would need a different solution to move my user data off the coast of the SSD.)

  So please, let me know what is the real problem why it happened to me (I'm sure some people can turn on streaming in WMP), and what is the real solution.  (There seems to be a multitude of suggestions on the web for all kinds of different 'fixed', but which, if any, is the right one?)  Please do not just suggest things to try.  What is the right benchmark?

  Go to network and sharing center open view full map, right click on your PC and click on manage.

  then open services and applications, and then serivces and find Upnp device host, right click and click on reboot and make sure that it is set to automatic.

  Now scroll down to Windows Media Player Network Sharing service, do a right click and click on reboot and make sure that it is set to automatic also.

  It should work, it worked for me and everyone I know but... The only problem I have is when I restart my PC, the drive share Windows Media network service changes from automatic to automatic (delayed start) and I have to restart again the Upnp device host and Windows Media Player network sharing service.

  Other than having to do every time I restart my PC, it works perfectly.

  Also, if anyone has an idea of why it changes (delayed start) let me know thanks...

• Can I install 2 copies of Windows 7 on the same PC in a dual-boot configuration (using the same license key)?

  I just bought Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack, with 3 upgrade licenses.

  I update my 3 PCs at the House Windows XP to Windows 7.

  I double on 2 of these PCs, boot Windows XP (for me, one for my wife) on different partitions. the two Windows installs fine activated using the same license (probably because they are on the same physical computer with the same hardware, and only 1 instance of Windows XP can be used at a time).

  I like to create 2 different partitions, and install Windows on each and choose the one that start when I boot. It worked well in Windows XP. Can I do this with my new Windows 7 Family Pack?

  My final configuration would have 1 PC with 1 partition and a new update to Win 7; and 2 PCs each dual-boot using the other 2 licenses.

  Please calm down, the question is not so complicated (if you read the operating instructions / first license agreements).

  (1) If you want to cancel an upgrade and return to your old system under license (XP), you can do it. You can not use XP anymore, If you upgrade. But if you come back that the State of origin, you will have the same license as before.

  (2) with your Family Pack, you can spend 3 PC to Windows 7. 3 upgrade licenses = 3 licenses to upgrade. It's an interesting idea to use it to "5 installed on different partitions 5" because two of them are "on the same physical PC." However, you should know the rule "1 license is 1 pc." You use not here too artificial.

  "192GO should be enough for everyone." (of the miniseries "Next generation jokes")