Windows 7 FAQ and Questions
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Every time I start my laptop it keeps trying to do some windows update but ends up failing reverting changes. This is happening every time i start the computer and in the process it requires several reboots.
How can I completely abort this update so that it doesn't try to run every time I start my laptop?
Every time I start my laptop it keeps trying to do some windows update but ends up failing reverting changes. This is happening every time i start the computer and in the process it requires several reboots.
How can I completely abort this update so that it doesn't try to run every time I start my laptop?
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Re: Windows 7 Thread and FAQ
Details of Windows 7 SP1 emerge :: TweakTown Details of Windows 7 SP1 emerge
Details of Windows 7 SP1 emerge :: TweakTown Details of Windows 7 SP1 emerge
Re: Windows 7 Thread and FAQ
I tested Windows 7 Ultimate x86 on a Pentium M (1.60Ghz), 512mb RAM, Onboard Intel GPU/Chipset; it runs great (330mb RAM usage aprox.), just a little laggy, but I think it is because of the processor.
Maybe system requirements are wrong?
I tested Windows 7 Ultimate x86 on a Pentium M (1.60Ghz), 512mb RAM, Onboard Intel GPU/Chipset; it runs great (330mb RAM usage aprox.), just a little laggy, but I think it is because of the processor.
Maybe system requirements are wrong?
Re: Windows 7 Thread and FAQ
Okay 1st, dont believe that thing about Win7 SP1. It is not true. Microsoft internally has always used builds that differ from those that we have or use. Just because there is a screen shot that says 7650 and 7651 doesnt mean anything. They are easily internal builds for further development, updates or shockingly enough, could be faked. I mean how hard is it for someone to take a sceen shot with those folder names and claim Win7 SP1?
mikee,
In Safe Mode option up Windows Update and stop all updates. Cancel the install of them.
Okay 1st, dont believe that thing about Win7 SP1. It is not true. Microsoft internally has always used builds that differ from those that we have or use. Just because there is a screen shot that says 7650 and 7651 doesnt mean anything. They are easily internal builds for further development, updates or shockingly enough, could be faked. I mean how hard is it for someone to take a sceen shot with those folder names and claim Win7 SP1?
mikee,
In Safe Mode option up Windows Update and stop all updates. Cancel the install of them.
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I'll wait on that because most of my issues are not issues in xp mode
I'll wait on that because most of my issues are not issues in xp mode
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