Replacement Windows XP media--how to obtain?
I have an older T43 Thinkpad in which I installed the Windows 7 Release Candidate and now need to go back to XP. I have the key code sticker for the XP Pro O/S on the bottom of my laptop but no XP disk--also not on the "hidden" partition on the hard drive. Anyone know how I could get XP installation media--will Lenovo provide?
Thanks.
DD
Hi DD,
Welcome to the forum!
You can borrow Win XP CD from someone or even torrent it and legally install Windows using the serial number from the back sticker of your thinkpad using proceeding guide:- http://www.4shared.com/file/226736032/610b9d8a/how-to-fresh-install-windows-x.html
Hope it helps.
Maliha (I don't work for lenovo)
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Dear Flash Group,
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http://www.flashorb.com/articles/benchmark_files/flash-benchmark.zip.
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'Find and
Replace' window within Flash Professional 8 to locate the
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> when I 'Debug the Movie' (Ctrl-Shift-Enter), it still
> tries to access port 8080! Obsiously, my replace
> command did not do what I thought it would do.
Agreed.
> I opened the FLA file in a binary editor, and saw 4
> more references to 8080, One if them in 'Properties'
> of a WebServicesConnector, but I cannot figure out
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I bought and downloaded some music off of the internet on my laptop that uses Windows 8. How can I get my music to open automatically in my itunes instead of opening in the music app (the orange sqaure with headphones)? Currently I have had to often downloads and sift through all my files to find the ones I want to open into itunes, and it's irritating.
Media is only where the user puts it.
Installing iTunes does not and has never caused media to magically appear on the computer.
Copy the ENTIRE iTunes folder from the old computer (or backup of the old computer) to the new computer. -
Poor OTA reception with Windows 7 Media Center but fine with other software and my TV
I installed a new tuner (ASUS EHD3-100 dual ATSC tuners) into my Inspiron 518 (7 Enterprise, C2Q 2.4GHz, 3GB RAM, 640GB HDD, Radeon 5450 512MB, most recent drivers and updates installed). Tried to set up the tuner in windows 7 media
center and had to add the tuners manually. It found all the stations I was looking for but many had only one red bar for signal strength. If the stars line up correctly I can watch the stations with one red bar but most of the time I get an error
message. I even have one station with all green bars but Media Center still gives me an error when I try to watch that station.
I then decided to use the software that came with my tuner (ARCsoft Total Media). All stations came in with a strong signal.
The signal used in both situations came directly (I unplugged the cable from my TV and plugged it into the tuner) from an antenna in my attic that has been connected to my TV (Pioneer PDP-4280) which shows a signal strength of ~60% plus for all stations.
Pretty sure it's not a signal strength or quality issue because everything works fine with the TV and with Total Media.
Would rather use Media Center because it seems easier to navigate and is easier on the eyes.
Any ideas on how to get the stations with only one red bar of signal strength working in Media Center?Have you ran the troubleshooter yet?
If you're having trouble setting up your TV signal, try using the Set up TV tuner troubleshooter to automatically find and fix some common problems.
Open the Set up TV tuner troubleshooter by clicking the Start button
and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type troubleshooter, and then click
Troubleshooting. In the left pane, click View all, and then click
Set up TV tuner.
Notes
During the setup process, you might be asked to install a program called
PlayReady. PlayReady allows you to play protected, premium TV content from your service provider in Media Center.
If you receive an error while setting up your TV tuner—for example, a download error, or an error during PlayReady installation—you might need to go through the entire setup process again in order for your TV signal to work properly. -
i'm retiring my old computer (with windows xp) and bought a new computer (with windows 7). How can i easily move my itunes music from the old computer to the new computer? i have my playlists organized in my old computer, i would like it to stay that way in my new computer. I also have my ipods, iphone sync'd in the old computer so i want to make sure that things won't get messed up (my apps, playlists, etc) when i move over everything to the new computer and sync all my devices with the new computer.
Thanks in advance for the tips.Make sure the XP box is upgraded to the latest version of itunes. Also make sure it's using the itunes media folder layout as explained here, because that's what the W7 is going to be using.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3847
Install itunes on the new W7 PC.
Get these folders from the XP machine
C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music\iTunes
C:\Documents and Settings\(username)\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\
And put them here on the W7 machine
C:\users\username\My Music\iTunes
C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\ -
Air Play on Windows XP Media Center 5.1
I installed AirExpress on a PC with Win XP Media Center 5.1 and use it receive sound waves on the Airexpress connected to my home WiFi.
At this time I can only send sound from Itunes by selecting the Airport Speakers option in the lower right corner of the program window.
How can I send sound from other WIndosw programs like my Pandora Program or AccuRadio? They send the sound to the default speakers connected to the back of the PC. How can I set up a device that is the same as the Itunes Airport Speakers option to send sount to?
Thanks.Hi, I have a windows xp media center computer and have had no problems installing and using iTunes. The music I buy from iTunes if I want it in my media center library, I use iTunes to burn it to disc and then import into my Windows Media Player / Windows Media Center library. The only problem I have is after I use iTunes to burn a CD, I have to reboot the computer before I can use another burner program to burn a disk. I do like the Windows Media Center interface, but have run into so much (unrelated trouble with Album Art being displayed that I am about ready to give up on it) But that is a whole 'nother oprah.
There must be some underlying reason that you are having trouble installing iTunes. Do you have all the Windows Media Center updates installed? There was one big update for MCE that I had to install after I purchased this computer. Have you done that? Was that able to be installed with no problems?
I am thinking that maybe you should completely uninstall all Apple software - and then delete the left over directories in your program folder and then start over from scratch. I vaguely remember having to do that for i believe it was iTunes version 5.
Good luck, and post back with results and let's see if we can't get this working for you.
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