Posts by Kimberly Edwards7

Finally sorted out that mess with Rufus and the USB drive

Thanks for the tip. I’ve got a bootable CD ready to go, so I already set the BIOS to prioritize the optical drive. I'll try disconnecting the other drive and see if that does the trick...

I tried setting up a dual boot by installing Windows XP on a separate drive alongside my Windows 7 Ultimate setup... things went sideways during the XP install, so I had to kill the process mid-way. Now, I can't even get into Windows 7. In an attempt to fix it, I formatted the Windows 7 partition to start fresh, but as soon as the system rebooted, I got hit with this error message from the subject line. No matter which version of Windows I try to run the installer from, the setup won't even kick off before throwing this error right back at me.

Any of you guys out there have any ideas? Help a brother out.

I'm currently running Windows XP, but I'm looking to make the jump to Windows 7... do I need to mess with any BIOS settings first?
My specs are as follows:

restlessdrifter12 said:But I already mentioned that IncrediMail absolutely refuses to accept my Hotmail account—even after I followed every single instruction to the letter!
I’ve entered all the necessary credentials for my email (whether it's Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.), yet I am constantly hit with this message: logon failed—and I am certain my username and password are correct, as I've double-checked them myself.

You didn't actually mention IncrediMail specifically!!!

Kimberly Edwards7 said:IncrediMail is just sitting there in the system tray, throwing alerts at me...

Just install IncrediMail and you won't have to deal with any of this nonsense anymore...

IncrediMail is just sitting there in the system tray, throwing alerts at me...

I've got Windows XP sitting on my C drive. I went ahead and installed Windows 7 on the D partition, and everything seemed to go smoothly at first—it even gave me the option to choose between XP or 7 during bootup. But every time I pick Windows 7, it starts loading and then just... hangs. It just sits there indefinitely. Does the D partition need to be set as the primary partition when installing Windows 7? I've tried the whole installation process a few times now, but it always ends up freezing during the boot sequence...

Just fire up Nero, select either the CD Data or DVD Data option, open it up, drop your movie file in, and hit burn. You’re going to need a standalone DVD player that actually supports DivX if you want this thing to play...