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  The title of the post pretty much everything says. I would like to try the Windows 7 RC, but I also wish I could go back to Vista, at some point. It seemed that the restore disks did not have a complete reinstall the last time (it resets windows pretty quickly). If I load Windows 7 RC, I'll be able to use my restore disks from HP to postpone Vista on my system?

  Thank you

  Pete

  If your specific working set of restore disks really depends on if they were created successfully; However, a set of disks of restoration work should certainly work. At least with my CL Pavillion DV-4-1287, Recovery Manager also continued to work after an upgrade to Windows 7, then a reinstallation via clean install without shaped.  Initially, he works with none of the additional steps, in the second, I just need to copy the application on of c:windows.old\program files (x 86) \sminst.  Unless you have reason to do so, while a clean install is the best route, I wouldn't do a format with a clean install, since all your drivers are stored in the Windows.old folder and (dependent on model) the swsetup folder.  Windows 7 can not find the drivers for all devices (five in my case) but on my machine all drivers Vista has of worked - just needed to point the manual driver update function to the appropriate folded equal windows.old or swsetup. BTW, while drivers Vista came with my laptop running Windows 7, the same is not true for some recent updates on the website.

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• Satellite L350: Vista doesn't work anymore - LogonUI.exe - corrupted file

  Security Suite updates on my daughters Toshiba Satellite L350 windows vista the operating system no longer works.
  An error was detected on the system that contains the following message.

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  I tried to run a system restore to the last configuration on both computers, but always the same problem exists. I also tried to restore the two laptops to the factory settings, but the system still does not work. I don't have a restore disk as disk Toshiba HARD drive recovery is on the laptop.

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  Thank you Gary

  Hello

  AFAIK the LogonUI.exe is responsible for connecting to the Windows operating system.
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  You don t the recovery disk but you have the HARD drive on the second partition recovery this may be your last resort.

  Switch on and press F8. Choose fix my computer.
  Then new window appears offering the option called: HARD drive recovery.

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• Maximum disk size hard for the

  I have the hp pavilion slimline s3712f and my internal SATA hard drive crashed.  What is the maximum size that I can intall in this system? I have my system restore disc.

  MarilynFish wrote:

  I have the hp pavilion slimline s3712f and my internal SATA hard drive crashed.  What is the maximum size that I can intall in this system? I have my system restore disc.

  Hello

  That said 500 GB:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&TaskID=120&prodSeriesId=3824206&prodTypeId=12454&ObjectID=c01659236

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• Pavilion 400-314: how to transfer information from Drive on PC that isn't working hard for new PC?

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• DVD stopped working got external dvd but no not disks work runs for a few seconds then stops

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• New disk SATA hard for HP Pavilion Elite m9065.uk, a desktop PC

  I am wanting to buy a new hard drive for my HP Pavilion Elite m9065.uk, a desktop PC. Here are its specs:

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  Your computer is fairly new, you should be ok, installation of a 1 TB drive.  Older computers may have problems of card motherboard/bios with bigger hard drives.  You can also install a SATA2 drive, but if your motherboard doesn't support SATA drive will just default to this speed (SATA2 is backward compatible).  The player below is to consider.

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  Hi all

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  (3) what is the purpose of the partition 3. ("inactive") with about 1.5 GB of space?

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  Whalter

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  No, because the HARD disk should be formatted during the recovery process.

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• When I connect windows, the hard disk works for several minutes

  Hello

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  motasemsadelghi

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• I bought a new hard drive as an upgrade for my previous hard disk which had no space and I want to put vista on my new hard drive. I have a sony notebook and cannot find a way to do

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