Yesterday I updated a friend's 7 x64 with last Tuesday's updates and was able to note down the screen message on restart which was ........
MK5055GSX is a Toshiba hard drive - the only reference I can find to TI102782W0E relates to a designation of the C:\ drive, although the make of...
Thanks for the Update!
On the Toshiba site, the URL of which I posted above. Yopu may need the use of another computer to download, etc.
Ckeck the hard disk with Toshiba's utility (DOS version from a bootable CD) ..... Toshiba
As a first step you should disable all non Microsoft Shell Extensions and test - the outline method of doing this is given here ........
Thanks for the update and glad to hear that you managed to find a solution! If you think this issue is resolved .... Please mark this thread...
Yes - it is a Win 7 x64 bit phenomenon (I run 7 Pro x64) - I noted it after installing updates on the last 2 Patch Tuesdays. As I recall the on...
Your best bet is to go to Crucial.com and use their Memory Advisor or System Scanner to determine which RAM is compatible.
I have reopened your original thread and merged your last post with it.
Look here for XP boot disks.
Guess you have a network? Consider trying to install over the network from a computer with an optical drive - I guess you can do that, see ........
Not too clear if you tried my earlier suggestion to disable the touch pad in Device Manager, not to uninstall it.
Welcome to WindowsBBS :) One possible solution to your issue is not straightforward and involves investigating some entries in the Registry....
Please mark this thread as 'Resolved', see .....
OK - thanks for the update.
True and that's how it should be done, but older cameras were limited to smaller cards than are available today, which they will not recognise....
No problem - thanks for the update.
Yes .... Insert card into PC Right click on the card > Format The File System dropdown has 4 options including FAT - screenshot.
Without a Stop Code it is impossible to say if the issue is hardware or software related. If software your approach might work, see ... Win7's...
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