20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate Edition - Page 10 Questions & Answers

All drivers for Windows 8 are available on the Microsoft website. Since Windows 7 all drivers need certification, from Microsoft and then you can download them there. All other drivers offered via other sites, could still work fine on older operating systems, but not on Windows 7 or 8.x. So older hardware can't be installed, unless you get certified drivers form Microsoft.

Try this fix from MS - linked below: Windows Update error 0x80070002 or 0x80070003

The only key I can give you by law is a KMS key. These keys can be found here. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867.aspx

Adobe Photodeluxe is no longer maintained or supported by the company, the product that replaces it is adobe photoshop elements, you could also use compatibility mode.

Digital video input no signal,on a monitor usually indicates that the video cable is not supplying a signal.Could be a faulty cable, or a bad connection from computer or the monitor...or a bad display driver / faulty video card.check connections ,try with different cable and monitor.

Providing solution such as this is irresponsible and you should consult the rules and condition of being part of this forum Peddiz.

I think it should.Most of these types do.

Maybe you hace a spyware ,do yo try to open the page con different computer?

why worry it goes down all the time, nothing we can do. its their fault.

Hi,
I have write down many keys below. Pls try all this one by one. One must work for you.
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No, you get your apps for a windows phone from windows store. I have a nokia 710 and am happier with android...but too late to exchange it. http://www.windowsphone.com/en-ca/store

Hi If you haven't got at least 30Mbps on your broadband connection, don't even try it unless you leave it overnight. Also I would have thought that you would be better to go for a more up-to-date version of Windows. Cheers

More then likely its a compatibility issue with internet explorer 8. Do the following and it should solve the issue.

1. Open IE
2. Tools
3. Compatibity Settings
4. Add www.walmart.com to the compatibility list

Now try to view www.walmart.com.

Usually this is either bad RAM or a corrupted file. Check the ram by removing all but one stick and testing them one at a time. Chances are you will find the bad one pretty quick. If it's a corrupted file do two things. Run SFC /Scannow from an administrative command prompt AND run chkdsk /f t find any bad spots on the drive. If you find bad spots and corrupted files, back up your data and prepare to get a new hard drive. good luck

Vista; is out of update support from Microsoft. Install Win 8.1. It will be the best. XP too have no update support now. Gopakumar Gopalan Google

Try logging in to local profile eg: use PC name and "\" and then Administrator eg: PC001\Administrator

It sounds as if your system may be infected. You may want to get it cleaned up asap. Online virus removalWindows8Blog

Yes and no. Windows 7 has many protected and hidden files. If a file or folder is hidden or protected you won't be able to see the absolute path from command prompt. Even if it's started as an administrator. If I had to guess you're probably hunting down a virus? If so I'd borrow a friend's computer and create an Ubuntu live USB and boot your computer from the Live USB. While in Linux use it's console to access the C drive (or your windows drive) to find the virus you're looking for and delete it. You can also run antivirus from the live usb drive.

Assuming that you are watching video in a web browser, there are several possibilities. A lot of video on the web uses Flash Player for rendering, so make sure you are using the latest version which fixes security issues and performance problems. You may also want to clear your Flash cache as well as your web browser's cache files, especially if you are seeing a lot of hard disk activity when this is happening. You may also want to consider cleaning out all of the Windows temp files and directories as well as defragmenting your hard disk. On a low-bandwidth connection, you may also encounter issues related to buffering. If the player allows changing the size of the buffer, you may want to enlarge it. It will cause the media stream to pull more content before it tries to play it and when there is an interruption in the stream, it has more time to pull more data before the buffer completely empties. You should also use Task Manager to see how much of your total RAM is being used and page file usage. If you are using a lot of RAM and the system is paging, it will slow down everything but the most obvious ends up being choppy or distorted multimedia playback. If either of these are the case, you may want to add more RAM or reduce the number of currently running processes. Background process can consume a lot of memory or CPU cycles that interfere with your foreground process.