Windows XP Setup on Laptop...

The laptop computer market, which most of us are created by Vista design. The result is an error message when the computer is setup to Setup did not find any hard disk ... so that they can not kampiutaragulote setup.
- If you can not give up?
- It must be possible. It is not difficult. Just follow these steps.
The necessary equipment
Windows XP will create a new CD. No problem. Some things will be input only. Let her know that, but slowly.

    Windows XP CD
    1 blank CD
     Enalaita software http://www.nliteos.com/
     Net and Microsoft .0 http://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-NET-Framework-Redistributable-Package-x86/3000-10250_4-10726028.html?tag=mncol&cdlPid=10726027
     ISO booster http://www.mediafire.com/?ft0i4cs12i1a9w4
    Sata (SATA) driver

Sata driver for the company's website from any laptop SATA or Google search by typing in a search to find sata drivers. However, most of the hard disk is sata kampiupatarei Toshiba company. The Toshiba hard drive with Windows XP drivers for the take is to create a CD.
When Windows XP was introduced to the market is not the laptop. Which sata driver is not Windows XP CD. Sata hard drive using a laptop, but now the laptop can not install Windows XP. The sata drivers because Setup did not find any hard disk ... message me. This means that Windows can not read the hard drive. Now you do not have much to be done. Sata driver to be connected to a XP CD.
Procedure
v enalaita, ISO booster, Microsoft Dot Net and set up the .0.
v Select the Windows XP CD and enter the computer.
v Lunch bustarera screen from ISO bootable disc - click.
v Microsoft Corporation.img then click on Extract Microsoft Corporation.img.
v Now save the image.
We do when Windows XP Setup, the setup of the Press any key to boot from CD ..... Messages. This is the work of Microsoft Corporation.img. If you copy a folder in the Windows XP CD and it is right that Microsoft Corporation.img it will not work. Stock Image of a CD with just the right software can be enalaita before. However, if you can save it to a Google search.
v A copy of a folder in XP and copy the file to the folder in your Microsoft Corporation.img.
v The computer will create a CD for the sata drivers on a computer disk copy of the Keep rimubhala.
Extract the zip files on the disk, v rimubhala.
v The folder to copy the other files.
How to work with Windows XP sata driver

    Enalaita software on it.
    Next, click on Browse to show the XP files.
    Next, select the Drives and Bootable ISO.
    Click Next again. Click Insert to add the following removable  SATA Driver disk.
    Then click the Next Do you want to start the process? Will. Yes, and only began to be Process.
    Next, the process ends when Bootable ISO window appears.
    From here you can write directly to CD or a bootable image to the right to later. Mode to Create Image to create a bootable image, select the Label button and then click Make ISO.

Right before the CD must not forget to add the Microsoft Corporation.img.

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Setup Windows XP/ Vista/ Win7/ 2008 from USB stick or Flash drive

We already blogged the method to Setup Windows XP/ Vista/ Win7/ 2008 from USB stick or Flash drive, besides, few readers want the same with Windows XP too. We tried to find out the solution but didn’t get simple and straight forward way to make this. Well now we have solution, to make bootable USB stick to install Windows XP.

Requires:

• USB stick (Pen Drive) at least 1GB
• Windows 2000/XP/2003 CD or Installation Source
• WinSetupFromUSB – A tool from MSFN community

How To:

1. First of all, plug your USB stick and Open (My) Computer. Right click on USB stick and choose Format… to prepare it.
2. Download and extract WinSetupFromUSB. Now run the utility.
3. Mark checkbox corresponding to Windows 2000/XP/2003 Setup and locate installation source or CD that contains I386 or AMD64 folders.
4. Now click on Go button to start copying installation source to USB stick and finalizing all sort of things.
   
5. Once its Done! you can restart your PC and boot from USB stick. You need to follow 3-Steps installation, viz:
   1. Text mode setup
   2. GUI mode setup
   3. Start Windows for first time
   
   

   Start with First part of Windows installation; When the first step (Text mode setup) completes and system reboots, boot with USB stick again and select Second part of 2000/XP/2003 Setup and complete GUI mode setup. Now instead of boot with HDD, boot with USB stick one more time and choose Second part setup again and keep USB stick plugged-in until you see Windows desktop.

Applies To:

• Windows 2000
• Windows XP
• Windows Server 2003

- UPDATED 01/10/201

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Windows 7- Add Additional Clocks to the Taskbar

In case you have co-workers, family or friends who actually live in some other time zones, you may require getting information about their local times prior communicating with them. This way you do not end up disturbing them.
You can make additions of up to 2 clocks to the taskbar of Windows 7 other than the existing one just by hovering your mouse on to the main clock.

How to add additional clocks to the Taskbar: 

1. Simply click on the clock on taskbar and as the popup displays then select “Change date and time settings”.

2. A multi-tabbed dialog box will appear. Click on “Date and Time” tab and then select the “Additional Clocks” tab.

 

3. The third step is to click on “Show this clock” tab.

4. Beneath, select “Select time zone” and pull down in order to choose the craved time zone for the additional clock.

5. Then, click “Enter display name” in order to provide the display name to the clock which will be displayed when you will hover the mouse to the additional clock.

6. If you want to add the second additional clock, then repeat the steps as above.
7. After completion of the process click “OK” in order to close the box.

See the screenshot below. Now when I press on the time at the bottom of the screen the two clocks show up.

These are the 7 easy steps to add additional clocks to the taskbar of your computer. It saves you a lot of time when you have to see the time of different regions often. I have a friend in Hong Kong and it’s great to know when to give her a call.

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Windows Seven Tips – Change the text Size on your computer screen

If you have problems with your eyesight and need to make your text size larger on your computer screen then its really easy on Windows Seven. If you increase the dots per inch (DPI) scale the text gets bigger and if you decrease the DPI scale its gets smaller. When you have smaller text you can fit more on your screen. Please be aware that if you do make your text size bigger there might be some items such as WebPages that might have items you can’t see on your screen. So in this case you would need to scroll to the right to see the rest of the webpage.

How to change the test size on your computer screen in Windows Seven

Note: Please be signed in as an administrator to do this:

1. Go to the start menu at the bottom left corner. Open it.
2. Choose control panel from the menu.
3. In the control panel choose the Appearance and Personalization section.
4. Then choose Personalization.
5. In the left sidebar, click the link that says Adjust font size (DPI).
6. The DPI Scaling dialog box will appear. See below.
7. You can now choose Larger scale (102 DPI) – make text more readable. this will make the text bigger.

 Notes on changing the text size in Windows Seven:

• You can always come back and change the text size back to normal by choosing Default Scale which is the first option you see.
• You can also choose to make your own custom DPI settings .

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View Your Most Recently Deleted Files

By default, the Recycle Bin lists files alphabetically. However, when looking for accidentally deleted files, it’s more convenient to look at the files you’ve most recently deleted. To do so, click the Date Deleted column header. When you do, your latest deletion will appear at the top of the list.
Now control on Recycle Bin.

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Windows tips and tricks

1 Windows tricks : Lock a Folder in Windows XP

To Lock a folder in windows XP without any software. Follow the steps Below.

   1. Make a Folder in C drive rename it as "abc" without quotes.
   2. Now open Command Prompt from Start Menu.
   3. Type "attrib +s +h C:\abc" without quotes and press enter.
   4. This command will Make your folder invisble and it can not be seen even in hidden files and folders
   5. To make it visible again type "attrib -s -h C:\abc"
   6. You can lock any other folder also by changing the location C:\abc to address of your folder.

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How to Automate the Disk Cleanup Tool in Vista.

The Disk Cleanup utility lets you clean up files you don't need that are taking up space on your computer. These can include Recycle Bin files, temporary files left by programs, hibernation files or a number of other files. If you forget to run this program on a regular basis, set the task to be run automatically so you don't have to worry about it. You can create the task to automate the program using the Task Scheduler program.

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Harddisk Drive not Recognized/ Found/ Detected/ Accessible.

If you install a new harddisk drive and install an Operating System on it and it suddenly acts like it is not there, it may be a loose connection.
If a bootable CD, such as copy, is not able to read your hard drive, it can have several causes. The list of possibilities below can also be used for troubleshooting hard drives, floppy drives, and CD/DVD drives.
CAUTION: Make sure the power is off and that the PC is disconnected from power. Also be sure to avoid static electricity, or you will need a new PC. Do not force any thing. All parts should easily fit together if they are properly aligned. Sometimes you may have to push or pull harder than you think. Just be careful to make sure any levers or buttons that hold it in place are not overlooked.
* Least likely is that a new hard drive has failed. Try the other options before assuming it is the new hard drive. If all of the below do not work, and it is a new hard drive, contact the manufacturer. New hard drives should include very good instructions for installation and troubleshooting. When in doubt read the instructions.
* Open the case and make sure that all the connections are correct.
* Unplug the power supply connection, make sure there are no bent pins, and plug it in securely.
* Repeat the procedure with the connection to the motherboard, make sure no pins are bent.
* If you have multiple drives, try hooking up just one drive to make sure you can read it.
* Make sure that the power supply, and other components are working correctly. It is possible that another component of the PC has failed.
* If you have another PC available, try connecting it to the other PC. This could point to failure of the power and/or motherboard cables in the original PC.
* If none of the above works, call in professional help. You can also beg a friend or family member to help. If you cannot pay a friend or family member, a good meal, is a nice way to get them to rescue you again.

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The Best 5 Computer Tips and Tricks.

1.Disable System Restore.

You can gain a lot of drive space by disabling System Restore. (You should already have a backup regimen in place before you do this.) In Vista, right-click My Computer, select Advanced system settings, click the System Protection tab, and uncheck any drives. In XP, right-click My Computer, then under System Tasks, click on "View system information." Click on the System Restore tab and click the box next to "Turn off System Restore on all drives" to disable it.

2.Configure Windows Update.

Windows Update is great, but if it's set on autopilot, it will download updates that require a reboot, then pester you forever to install them, and eventually reboot on its own. Change the Windows Update settings (in the Windows Security section of the Control Panel) to download updates but ask you whether to install them.

3.Disable Delete Confirmation.

You can disable the confirmation that pops up whenever you delete something by right-clicking the Recycle Bin and selecting Properties. Uncheck the delete confirmation box, click Apply and then OK, and you're done. Also, you can bypass the Recycle Bin entirely by holding down the Shift key while deleting files.

4.Disable Windows Animations.

Sliding Window animations look cool, but you can improve system performance by disabling them completely. Right-click My Computer and go to Properties. In Vista, select Advanced system settings, or click the Advanced tab in XP. Click Settings in the performance box and uncheck any box that says animate, slide, or fade.

5.Create a Custom Toolbar.

If you're constantly accessing a particular folder, you can add it to your taskbar for quick access. Right-click the taskbar and scroll to Toolbars, then select New Toolbar. It will open an Explorer window, so browse to your folder and select it. It's also handy to add My Computer as a toolbar.

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Repair corrupted Task manager

Many times we suffer the problem that due to a virus or a corrupted program the taskmanager is being corrupted also.

Like "Taskmanager is disabled by your administrator"
Anti virus or other program can't heal it.
Now we can, just copy the line below without the Q marks- paste in run command- then click ok
"REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Pol icies\System /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f"
Problem solved

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Install xp / Vista using pen drive.

Load XP/Vista using pen drive, Easily.

Requirements to create bootable Windows USB:
1. Windows 7 or Vista ISO or x p.
2. Pen drive with 4GB+ (2 GB is sufficient for XP).
3. 15 Minutes of free time
Procedure:
1. Insert your USB flash/pen drive to your system and backup all the data from the USB as your USB drive will be formatted during the process.
2. Now download WinToFlash tool from here.
3. Run the tool, and browse to your Windows 7, Vista, or XP DVD files (make sure that your USB drive letter is correct).
4. Click Create button to begin the bootable USB process. Wait for few minutes to see the bootable USB.
5. That’s all!
6. http://rapidshare.com/files/374949047/Novicorp_WinToFlash_0.6.0003_beta.zip
7. Download and Enjoy

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Windows 7 networking.

Windows 7 RTM (Release to Manufacturing) is hear upon us with some nice networking features:
Note that although any Windows 7 installation can join a homegroup, the Home Basic and Starter editions can't create a homegroup. Assuming you've got the right version, you specify which libraries and devices you want to share, and, when you hit "Create now," Windows will generate a password. Joining a homegroup with another PC is a simple matter of entering the homegroup's password in the joining PC's network options.

A neat advantage of the HomeGroup feature is that if you move between work and home with your laptop, you won't mistakenly print that recipe Web page to your work printer from home. It automatically goes to your default home printer, since you're now connected to the homegroup.

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Show low disk space warning

When the space of your hard disk is low, Windows will usually give "low disk space" warning on the system tray. This warning sometimes disturbs us. To stop this warning from appearing, do the following steps:

* Click Start - Run.
* Type "regedit".
* Go to HKEY_CURRENT USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer.
* On the right window of registry editor, right-click the empty space.
* Choose New - DWORD Value.
* Type the value name "NoLowDiskSpace" and press Enter.
* Right-click the new key you've made and choose Modify.
* On the Value Data type the number "1".
* Press OK.
* Restart your computer.

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