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right now,im using windows7..did i need to search for my driver if i want to downgrade to windows xp?
by the way, xp or 7?which do u prefer?
Answer
Hello,
I tried to downgrade my o/s from VISTA to XP on my notebook Pavilion DV4 1135ei, but when i'm trying to do the same i'm getting the below error, I had checked with HP total care they are not giving me a proper solution.
Microsoft and its PC partners are going to allow Windows 7 users to downgrade not just to Windows Vista, but also to Windows XP, Microsoft officials are confirming.
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I had the exact same problem and I spent the whole day searching for a solution. I found one that apparently works.
You need to build a new image of the XP installation disk that contains
Those can be downloaded here : http://h20000.www2.hp.com/...
Once you have downloaded the file, extract it somewhere on your PC and make note of the location.
Then you'll need to follow this procedure to add the drivers to your original XP setup disk.
http://lifehacker.com/...
You'll need a tool called nLite to do that. Don't worry about adding sp3, you can simply add the driver (that's when you'll need to point to the folder where you extracted the file above).
At the end of the process you will have a new iso file that you need to burn. I'm using the new install CD I created as I speak and it seems to work.
Hope this helps and that it'll work for you too.
Hello,
I tried to downgrade my o/s from VISTA to XP on my notebook Pavilion DV4 1135ei, but when i'm trying to do the same i'm getting the below error, I had checked with HP total care they are not giving me a proper solution.
Microsoft and its PC partners are going to allow Windows 7 users to downgrade not just to Windows Vista, but also to Windows XP, Microsoft officials are confirming.
PC mover is the ONLY migration utility that moves programs, files, and settings from your old PC to your new PC. Simply install PC mover on both your old and new computers and go! PC mover will determine which programs, files, and settings need to be moved, and when the transfer is complete, your new computer will have the personality and functionality of your old PC as well as all of its own reinstalled software. Works with almost any Windows operating system.
PC mover can migrate your PC across a network, Lap link USB cable, Windows Easy Transfer Cable or any type of removable media that can be read by both PCs. If your computer has multiple users, PC mover gives you the option to migrate some or all of the users at once. The security information about file ownership and access control is preserved for each user. You can even use PC mover to migrate your PC to an Intel-based Mac using
PC mover can also be used to upgrade your existing PC from Windows XP to Windows 7. PC mover® Windows 7 Upgrade Assistant⢠is a special edition of PC mover that does just this! Instead of migrating from one PC to another, many users simply desire to upgrade their existing computer to Microsoftâs newest operating system.
I had the exact same problem and I spent the whole day searching for a solution. I found one that apparently works.
You need to build a new image of the XP installation disk that contains
Those can be downloaded here : http://h20000.www2.hp.com/...
Once you have downloaded the file, extract it somewhere on your PC and make note of the location.
Then you'll need to follow this procedure to add the drivers to your original XP setup disk.
http://lifehacker.com/...
You'll need a tool called nLite to do that. Don't worry about adding sp3, you can simply add the driver (that's when you'll need to point to the folder where you extracted the file above).
At the end of the process you will have a new iso file that you need to burn. I'm using the new install CD I created as I speak and it seems to work.
Hope this helps and that it'll work for you too.
WINDOWS 7 FILING SHARING INFO?
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How do you disconnect other users with windows 7 network within house-hold from viewing your Information on your PC? Is it possible for somebody on your internet home-connection to tap into your computer and see all your files and online activity, if there are online within your household with windows 7 ? Steps to disconnect user from accessing info on my computer that have windows 7 sharing network with house-hold?
Answer
Follow these steps to disable File Sharing on Windows 7:
Click the Windows Logo button.
Type file sharing in the search results window, and then touch Enter.
Under "File and Printer Sharing", check to be sure that Turn off file and printer sharing is selected.
Under "Public Folder Sharing", check to be sure that Turn off public folder sharing is selected.
Click Save Changes.
Follow these steps to disable File Sharing on Windows 7:
Click the Windows Logo button.
Type file sharing in the search results window, and then touch Enter.
Under "File and Printer Sharing", check to be sure that Turn off file and printer sharing is selected.
Under "Public Folder Sharing", check to be sure that Turn off public folder sharing is selected.
Click Save Changes.
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