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I attached a pic of the disk management graphic. The H:/ drive is the one in question. It formerly housed a Windows 7 install, but I put in another hard drive and made it the new C:/ and when I did, it essentially backed up my Windows 7 install... which I'm now trying to get rid of completely.

I followed those instructions and took ownership (my user account Steve on computer StudyPC, and it now shows the owner as StudyPC/Steve. Now when I go to delete the files, it says I must gain access from StudyPC/Steve, even though that should be me.

I've got 4 hard disks (1 system, 3 storage) that are varying degrees of full from 25%-85%. Occasionally, my system will just bog down and I can hear what sounds like a hard drive winding up or something and my system locks up for maybe 5 seconds and then I can use it again. This seems to happen...

Hey folks... I recently reorganized my computer and this included a fresh install of Windows 7 on a new disk. I backed up all my data on the old disk so that I could make sure I wasn't losing any important documents or whatever. I'm now sure I've got everything off the disk that I needed and...

I don't see an option for more, but when I get to the point where I select what drive I want to install on, I see all my hard drives and partitions with the correct amount of free space.

Yeah, I can't get to the disk defragmenter. When I say I can boot into Windows with the disk in, I mean I can boot into the Setup, I pick my language, and then attempt to fix it. But I can't actually get Windows 7.

One other thing of note... the partition size that it finds the Windows 7 install on says 0MB (it is a 500GB drive in a single partition).

I have a few external devices that plug into USB ports. One is for my Logitech Dinovo Edge mouse/keyboard. Incidentally, it works when I have to press F12 or F8 or del to enter bios/settings/whatever, but it doesn't work when I boot into the Windows 7 setup. So I just use a different wired...

It says Status: 0xc000000e Info: The boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible.

A couple days ago I began getting this message when I try to boot into Windows. It goes on to tell me a required device is inaccessible. So I follow the on screen recommendations of putting in my Win7 DVD and trying to automatically fix the issue. It didn't work. I tried it several times (and...

Hey guys. I've got 2 computers in 2 different rooms that are on the same network (wired). I'm having lots of problems with networking. I didn't really want to use a homegroup, so I just shared the drives with each other. I can see the drives (Bedroom C, Bedroom D, Living Room C, Living Room D)...

when i go to msinfo it says its a problem device (the usb-uirt) and it says the drivers are not installed for it, but when i try to install the drivers from their website, it doesn't work.

I can't seem to get Windows 7 to correctly install the driver for USB-UIRT. Anyone gotten this to work?

Yes, I put the RC1 build 7000 on my system. x86 version since I only have 2 GB of RAM. my next build will have 4+ and i'll go 64bit then I imagine. But yeah... I'm not too familiar with the new operating system.

I'm looking to get the following behavior in Windows 7. When you double click something in the system tray and it appears, if you double click it again, it should become hidden again. Make double clicking toggle it. Also... is there like a 'PowerToys' type program for Windows 7? What are some...