Q. When Im trying to install Windows 7 Home Premium it gives me the error 0x8007001e while expanding the files. One more thing that happens is that when its copying the windows files, it just jumps straight to 100%. Help?
A. what are your old computer specs and is your pc capable of handling win 7 , not all old xp pc's can make the jump vista is easier
make sure you have all the correct drivers and never use a crack 7 program they are not complete
make sure you have all the correct drivers and never use a crack 7 program they are not complete
How do I get my HP Laptop to reboot Windows 7?
Q. My laptop came with Windows 7 already installed. I keep getting an error while trying to boot which says, "Bootmngr:Device not found". I've read that you need to reinstall Windows when this happens but I do not have the CD, What do I do to get my laptop up and running again?
A. First do you have the Activation code for your version of Windows 7? It should be on a sticker, on the bottom of the laptop.
Go here:
http://techpp.com/2009/11/11/download-windows-7-iso-official-direct-download-links/
and download the correct 32 or 64 bit version of Windows 7 (Home, Business, Pro, or Ultimate) and burn that ISO to a DVD-R and then do a reinstall.
You should back up all the stuff you want to keep just in case you lose it (to several DVD-Rs, they are cheap and will not crash like a external HD). And then reinstall Windows over the old location. As you do the install you might get an option to "Repair" the installation, if that comes up go with it instead of the install.
And after all this you will have a Disc of your copy of Windows 7. Make sure to WRITE ON THE DISC YOUR ACTIVATION CODE (with a sharpie), so you have it and put it in a dvd case not a cd case (they are made differently and that is why they are stored in different cases.
After saying all this and you can not find your activation code then go here and buy a new one Cheap:
http://www.cheapsoftwaresonline.com/windows_7
64 bit is for 3 GB of RAM or more AND a 64 bit processor (if you don't have BOTH, don't get the 64 bit version).
Go here:
http://techpp.com/2009/11/11/download-windows-7-iso-official-direct-download-links/
and download the correct 32 or 64 bit version of Windows 7 (Home, Business, Pro, or Ultimate) and burn that ISO to a DVD-R and then do a reinstall.
You should back up all the stuff you want to keep just in case you lose it (to several DVD-Rs, they are cheap and will not crash like a external HD). And then reinstall Windows over the old location. As you do the install you might get an option to "Repair" the installation, if that comes up go with it instead of the install.
And after all this you will have a Disc of your copy of Windows 7. Make sure to WRITE ON THE DISC YOUR ACTIVATION CODE (with a sharpie), so you have it and put it in a dvd case not a cd case (they are made differently and that is why they are stored in different cases.
After saying all this and you can not find your activation code then go here and buy a new one Cheap:
http://www.cheapsoftwaresonline.com/windows_7
64 bit is for 3 GB of RAM or more AND a 64 bit processor (if you don't have BOTH, don't get the 64 bit version).
How do I install Windows 7 after having Mindriva Linux installed?
Q. I originally had Windows 7, then due to a registry error, it messed up and wouldn't boot again. I used the Mandriva Linux install disc to format the hard drive but now when I boot the computer with the Windows 7 install disc, it does not acknowledge the disc (even though it is set to read the disc from the BIOS). It simply continues straight to the Linux OS. It is not a disc issue either as I have back-ups.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
A. On some computers you get a message when you try to boot from a cd to "Press any key to boot from cd". Watch for that message and press a key to boot from the win 7 cd.
Good luck
Good luck
What is the error 0x80070780 in Windows 7?
Q. Trying to transfer a small file with my AV disabled, from my iPhone to my PC running Windows 7 and I receive this error. Any thoughts?
A. Try searching it...
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=error+0x80070780+in+Windows+7&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=1328cd8acda262ff
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=error+0x80070780+in+Windows+7&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=1328cd8acda262ff
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