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New 13 Jun 2015 #1 Why do I have to select the Windows Boot Manager in the BIOS to boot? Since I was having some issues with my system, I just reinstalled W7 from scratched on my SSD. With this new install I decided to go the AHCI, UEFI, GPT route instead of MBR and IDE like on my previous install.Everything installed smoothly. I took a look at my BIOS setting and I can see in my Boot options that my #1 boot option is set to "Windows Boot Manager". My SSD is #2 and my DVD drive is #3. I only have one system installed (W7) so I'm not dual booting.When I change the boot order and set my SSD as #1, my computer won't boot and tells to select a drive with a bootable system. "Reboot and select proper boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected boot device and press any key"Is this normal behavior?? If not, how do I fix this?Thanks New 13 Jun 2015 #2 When you reinstalled Windows you should have disconnected the other drives and leave only your SSD connected as now you have your boot files on the other hard drive so either reinstall Windows disconnecting the other hard drives and reconnect when you're done or follow the suggestions in this threadI need to move the boot files of win7x64 New 13 Jun 2015 #3 When I reinstalled Windows, only my SSD was connected, that's why I don't understand why I have this Windows Boot Manager showing up. There is only one OS present in msconfig /boot. New 13 Jun 2015 #4 Post a screen capture of a full screen Disk Management window with fields expanded to show all information. New 13 Jun 2015 #6 Windows boot manager is how a UEFI install is booted, is invoked during install and must remain set first to boot.

See next articles See previous articles Windows 7 ‘Family Pack’ Packs Up By Stephen Williams December 10, 2009 5:13 pm December 10, 2009 5:13 pm Often, when something is advertised “for a limited time only,” that qualifier as pure marketing hooey. Not in the case of Microsoft. About six weeks ago, when the company launched (to great fanfare) the Windows 7 operating system, a Family Pack product was among the software upgrade offerings—three licensed copies of Windows 7 Home Premium for $150, available in the United States and some other countries. Now the family pack is no more. According to the Microsoft Family Pack Web site, the Windows 7 Family Pack offer has ended. Rather abruptly, at that. Bah, humbug. Reads a note on the site, “Thank you for your interest in Windows 7. The Windows 7 Family Pack is now sold out through many of our partners. Please check our other offers…” Timing is everything, and as some other industry bloggers have sniffed, this is no time (before the holidays) to take back a money-savings offer. Let me chime in there, even though Microsoft did warn, back in October, that the $150 deal would expire. Purchasing one retail upgrade of W7 Home Premium is currently priced at $109.49 on Amazon.com. The three-pack deal might return. Or it might not. The family pack concept is not Microsoft’s; Apple has long been selling multi-pack versions of the Leopard and Snow Leopard OS programs.

12/07/2011, 15:22 JoaoM Fecha de Ingreso: agosto-2007 Mensajes: 1.945 Antigüedad: 17 años, 6 mesesPuntos: 39 Intruso en mi red Hola amigos/as. Vengo en su auxilio porque: Tengo W7 Ultimate x64, actualmente tengo en red (hogar) compatidas 3 PCs (2 y mas esta). Lo cierto es que hace dias, en Exporador de Windows presione en RED para que me mostrara las otras 2 PCs y mi surpresa que me aparece una con nombre que yo no conozco.De imediato fuy y cambie el nombre a la red (GRUPO DE TRABAJO) y tambien coloque para que "Activar el uso compartido con proteccion por contraseña" Mi pregunta es; ?Como la tengo ahora, ¿que puede pasar? con ese nombre que yo no conozco? ¿será algun intruso? 13/07/2011, 01:07 BrujoNic Super Moderador Fecha de Ingreso: noviembre-2001 Ubicación: Costa Rica/Nicaragua Mensajes: 16.935 Antigüedad: 23 años, 4 mesesPuntos: 655 Respuesta: Intruso en mi red Adivina, adivinador... ¿Cómo tengo configurada mi red? ¿Qué uso para establecer la conexión? ¿Uso cable de red o algún dispositivo inalámbrico? ¿Qué tipo de encriptamiento utilizo en mi red? Cuando solicites ayuda, debes ponerte en el lugar de las personas que van a leer tu tema y no suponer que saben como tenes todo. __________________La tecnología está para ayudarnos. No comprendo el porqué con esa ayuda, la gente escribe TAN MAL.NO PERDAMOS NUESTRO LINDO IDIOMA ESPAÑOL 13/07/2011, 11:34 JoaoM Fecha de Ingreso: agosto-2007 Mensajes: 1.945 Antigüedad: 17 años, 6 mesesPuntos: 39 Respuesta: Intruso en mi red Cita: Iniciado por BrujoNic Adivina, adivinador... ¿Cómo tengo configurada mi red? ¿Qué uso para establecer la conexión? ¿Uso cable de red o algún dispositivo inalámbrico? ¿Qué tipo de encriptamiento utilizo en mi red? Cuando solicites ayuda, debes ponerte en el lugar de las personas que van a leer tu tema y no suponer que saben como tenes todo. Bien.Es una red casera, de esas que en XP se configuran con el asistente para red domestica o pequeña ficvina y en W7 es hogar (domestica) privada)).La IP es dinamica todo el tiempo.recibo señal con un modem externoEs conexion ABA de CANTV (Venezuela) suministrada (como dije) IP dinamica. La señal me llega via hilo telefonico, esta señal entra al modem Huawei SmartAX MT882Del moden va a un distribuidor de 8 canalesDel distribuidor sale un canal para cada PC y así ha trabajado y trabaja Dime si algo mas de informacion falta suministrarte y gracias por la ayuda (respuesta) que puedas encontrar para mi caso De las 3 PCs, una con W7 Ultimate X64 y 2 con XP Pro SP3 13/07/2011, 17:19 BrujoNic Super Moderador Fecha de Ingreso: noviembre-2001 Ubicación: Costa Rica/Nicaragua Mensajes: 16.935 Antigüedad: 23 años, 4 mesesPuntos: 655 Respuesta: Intruso en mi red Gracias, ahora si esta un poco

Huey Rattled Rabbit Posts: 3 Joined: Sat Oct 02, 2010 9:44 am PostImporting the Blacklist from old Mailwasher Pro 6.51 My programme has imported some of the Friends list, but not all and none of the Blacklist.Even when I hit the Import tag nothing happens Sidewinder Weary Womble Posts: 11676 Joined: Sun Mar 29, 2009 2:05 pm PostRe: Importing the Blacklist from old Mailwasher Pro 6.51 Sat Oct 02, 2010 1:25 pm First you need to find the Blacklist.txt file from 6.5.4 on your systemMWP looks in one of these two places for it to do the import. Copy the file to there and then use the import buttons for Both Friends and Blacklist in MWP.Vista/W7C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\MailWasherPro\XPC:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\MailWasherPro\ I am not a Firetrust employee. Just a MW User & Volunteer BETA Tester.Remember "FREEDOM IS NEVER FREE" U.S.N.DT W7 64 HP SP1 16GB Ram - LT W7 32 HP SP1 4GB Ram - iPad4 64 GB Ram WiFi/Cellular IOS 9.3 Beta 3 stan_qaz Omniscient Kiwi Location: Gilbert, Arizona Posts: 8671 Joined: Fri Jul 25, 2008 5:13 am PostRe: Importing the Blacklist from old Mailwasher Pro 6.51 Sat Oct 02, 2010 1:27 pm Are you sure it got them from your friends list and not the contact info in one of your e-mail programs?Do you have MW v6 installed into a directory other than the one is installs in by default?Did you change the default install location of MW 2010?Hopefully if you switched things about you didn't put both in the same directory, if you did let us know.If you used a non-default MW v6 location you could try putting a copy of the blacklist.txt file in the default location and seeing if that works. Sidewinder said that while I was typing... I am not a Firetrust employee just a MW user.-- First rule of computer consulting: Sell a customer a Linux computer and you'll eat for a day, sell a customer a Windows computer and you'll eat for a lifetime. Return to “MailWasher Pro 7”