Windows 7

Its Quiet simple actually. If ur using Window 7 ultimate or any other Windows 7 OS. u just need a boot disc of your windows. Then Try 2 reboot it. When the first 2 step of reboot happen then u can select Hardisk for window install such as drive C..etc

Assuming you are running linux, I don't think a driver exists for that card. Your card is an RTL8139D probably with a bad implementation.

You could try the 8139too and the sc92031 driver.

If you are using windows, google for silan windows.

First off, HP Quickplay is an HP only product, it cannot be used on computers that are not of HP design. Anyone interested in this product should first confirm that their computer supports it at all. The product itself is available at the HP (Hewlett Packard) main website domain.

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Asus website -> Support -> Motherboards -> Download drivers.

It is not connected to Windows 7 in any way. Mac OS2 introduced multiple folders, a "Shut Down" command and Screenshots. That is the only similarities to Windows 7.

A list of all the lighthouses can be found by opening the folder on your PC holding the images and then, with your folder view set to show picture thumbnails, hovering over each picture - you will see basic info on each picture including the title which gives you the location.

The images are normally held in

(system drive - e.g. c:)\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\Lighthous\DesktopBackground

One of these, lighthouses11.jpg, is close to where I live - it's the predominantly blue picture (which must have been edited post shot as I've never seen the light that colour!) of the white lighthouse on top of dark rocks at low tide with a causeway leading out to the small building to the left of it, and it is Corbiere lighthouse off the south-western tip of Jersey, Channel Islands (between France and Great Britain).

Built in 1874, it was the first lighthouse in the UK to be built of reinforced concrete. Fully automatic now, the inside is a working museum with all the old lamp parts and even the lighthouse keepers handwritten logs going back to the 1800's - it is open to the public, with advance booking, a few days each year and I've done the tour a couple of times: a fascinating experience if you don't mind tall spiral staircases (you are given white cotton gloves to wear to protect the brass banister from corrosion! And it helps polish it with everyone going up and down) and highly recommended...

Anyhow, here are some links to more information if you are interested:

http://www.lookatjersey.com/activedetail.asp?activedetailsid=17

http://www.bbc.co.uk/jersey/content/articles/2006/06/15/corbiere_tour_feature.shtml

(this one has interior photos!)

http://www.thisisjersey.com/community/history-heritage/corbiere-lighthouse

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g551611-d664310-Reviews-Corbiere_Lighthouse_La_Corbiere-St_Brelade_Jersey_Channel_Islands.html

Kind regards,

Jonathan

go to your start menu and click on computer. click on secure digital storage device:F and right click what you want to open and click open/play. i hope this helped

Yes.

I CONTACTED SEIKO AND FOUND THAT IF YOU DOWNOLAD THE 400 SERIES MODEL 420 DRIVER, IT WILL WORK WITH THE MODEL 200 UNDER WINDOWS 7. SOFTWARE AND DRIVER AVAILABLE.

Typically they can not, unless they programed to do so. Most of the time it depends on the virus and what it's targeting.

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The first part of that answer says nothing. The last part is relevent. If the virus is designed to attack the restore points, yes it could.

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My friend, believe it or not I installed original Win XP SP1 in a 2gb hdd!!!

So its possible to install XP. just connect the HDD to the computer, place the setup disc in the cd/dvd drive n follow the setup instructions!!!

Using a USB memory stick in 'ready boost' mode - gives your PC extra RAM - even if you already have the maximum RAM allowed. This is especially useful for laptops, which are somewhat limited in the amount of RAM they have on-board.

It's purpose is to give the Windows operating system extra space to enable it to work properly. If a computer has insufficient RAM, Windows can use free space on the hard-drive as virtual memory.

Why won't you go to KeygenGuru.com? It have lots of serial numbers, or key numbers to unlock programs

To find out everything about your computer, you can use a tool built into windows called system information.

You can access this by typing system info into the start menu and pressing enter

I will have to know more information to help you solve it.

Alternatively:

Hook your HDD to another computer or boot a linux or mini xp from CD/USB to rescue data or edit your files.*

If you have a Windows CD you can boot up on that and access command.

Read up on "bootrec".*

I'm afraid a fresh install of Windows is your quickest and easiest way to go.

*Some computers require you to go into bios from boot to change boot device priority or allow you to use a boot priority start up button (F12 etc.)

The same as with desktop computers.

If you have windows: click on start (in the left-bottom of the screen) and click on (the little arrow next to, if you have windows 7) shut down. You'll get a menu, asking if you want to save energy, restart or shut down. Click on restart.

If you have OSX (macbook): click on the little apple icon in the left-top of the screen and click on restart.

Hope this helped!

This Sony VAIO Gate software is a feature of new Windows 7 VAIOs. This is supplied with the laptop and is currently not officially available as a separate download. It can be downloaded from the link in related links section.

When one of the Account Lockout Policy settings is enabled in Local Security Policy. you have to manually set accounts to have complex passwords, which only means the password must contain a minimum of 7 characters including caps, symbols, lower-case, and/or numbers.

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The on screen keyboard in Windows 7 is located: Start> All Programmes> Accessories> Ease of access> On Screen Keyboard. This displays the standard keyboard, on screen.

Yes Tachyon can work on Windows XP, in fact it's been run on pretty much everything since Win 95 through Win 7. It works on Linux under WINE.

Sometimes Tachyon will work better using the com

patibility mode in Windows. However in general it is better to set the audio and video settings via Tachyon.exe then use Space.exe to launch the game. Tachyon.exe is the launcher, but it tends to frequently produce errors.

Search for the FringeSpace site for more specific Tachyon help.

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