Recent content by Stratman490

I solved it, i had to enable sharing of videos, photos and music in networking in control panel.

I just reformatted my pc with Win 7 home premium, and am not able to play files from my pc through my bluray player. Before the reformat it worked fine. I checked network , and it shows the player, but says it can not be added to the network. I can play Netflix, Hulu, etc fine, but can not play...

I ditched MSE after I got the "disappearing icons virus" it never found it, even after several full system scans, with fully up to date definitions. I tried Avast free, and it found it on the first scan. Maybe I was just unlucky, but I am sticking with Avast for now....

Yes I have, I am a photographer, so my monitor is calibrated, it ONLY does this when I double click a photo to display it in windows, like the white balance is off, but in ANY other program, or the Windows slideshow, the photos look fine....It did the same thing on the RC of Win 7 also...Very...

When I click on a photo in Win 7 Home Premium, they appear dark, not black, but darker than they should be. But when I start a slide show, they look fine. Is this a known problem with Win 7? And, is there a fix?

Re: OEM Windows 7, and processor upgrade. Thanks for the replies !!

OEM Windows 7, and processor upgrade. I am thinking about upgrading the processor on my system, and have Win 7 Home Premium OEM installed. Will changing the processor require a call to Microsoft to re activate windows? or is it a little more "hardware change" friendly?

Using Avira free, Malware Bytes free, and Comodo firewall..so far so good. Win 7 64bit Home Premium

rFactor runs flawlessly for me on Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit.

Well, I am typing from XP here, I installed EasyBCD, added XP to the boot menu, restarted, and wha la !! I can choose my OS. Thanks for all of the suggestions.....

Well, there is a card in the card reader.... And when I installed Win 7 it made a 100 MB partition. The 9 MB partition in XP, I have no idea what it is...

I can get into Win 7 fine, the problem is I can't get into XP. Let me see if I can attach the screen capture of my Disk Management screen. Success !

I did not use Win XP to partition the drive, to be honest, I've never done that, and i think my best bet would have been to disconnect the XP drive while I installed Win 7. The funny thing is, I installed the Win 7 release candidate the same exact way as i installed this one, and had no problems...

I tried using the F12 key on startup to choose boot device, chose the drive where XP is installed, and got a message "NTLDR is missing" Apparently when I installed Win 7, it erased some files on the other hard drive. Is there any hope of repairing? or am I looking at a reformat of the XP drive?

I just bought Win 7 Home Premium OEM today, and a 1TB Samsung hard drive on which to install Win 7. The Windows install process went smoothly, but now when I start my PC, it does not give me the boot screen to choose Win 7 or XP. I had the RC installed before, and everything was fine. Any ideas...