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Splitting 2005 LE DVD into CDs
That said, the easiest way to run Windows Easy Transfer on your XP system is by using a Vista installation DVD. I'm guessing that your new laptop did not come with a Vista installation DVD. If you can borrow one from a friend, do so. If that's not an option, the next question is did the Easy Transfer Cable for

Backup copy of installation DVD?
I am trying to install (suse) Linux on my sony vaio pcg-z1sp (intel centrino). I manage to get a "working" installation (straight off the installation dvd) but apart from the mouse/touchpad, the cd-drive and the main network card no hardware is available... Particularly I cannot get the built-in modem to work.

Win XP - Windows Easy Transfer - HELP
During the last installation I was warned it would be the last installation i could do. I need to reformat the hard drive on my laptop. Will I have trouble reinstalling Office (i have the dvd)? Is there a way for me to keep the software i have on my computer now? Will verification recognize my computer after the

Exchange 2007 installation
I put the installation CD #1 in my DVD/CD-ROM drive and the BIOS reads it correctly, overriding the hard disk which currently contains a Win2k install. That is no installation DVD/CD None of the options are what I expected or what the manuals say (Boot From Hard Disk / Installation / Installation ACPI disabled

Configuring Audio / Kaffeine
Well, there is a way out of this situation, but it is very complex, and requires you to have the Windows installation DVD. 2 Place your Windows Installation DVD into your DVD drive 3 Restart your computer 4 When prompted, press a key on your keyboard to boot from the DVD 5 Select your language options and click

No DVD Sounds from Encore 5X/Dxr2 in NT4
Upon unpacking, i noticed the following: - No Sound cable included - No screws to connect the drive in the computer Software included on the dvd was: - Installation dvd - DVD MovieFacotry 3 SE - VideoStudio 7 SE DVD - Photo Explorer 8 SE - My Scrapbook 2 - Burn.Now - DVD Player More info as i make progress -- Best

RC1 on Toshiba Tectra A4 (and others?) Solution
Ryan Graham rmgra...@gmail.com linuxusersgroup On 10/3/07, Velocity <mishra.tapa...@gmail.com> wrote: My question is what is the difference between the kernel images that are on the installation media inside openSUSE-10.2-GM-DVD-i386.iso/ boot/i386/loader/ (name linux and initrd ) and the kernel images that are on

Cannot mount installation cd in yast
Instead, reboot from the install dvd and go to repair, then command prompt. Locate and rename the following files... ren c:\windows\system32\drivers\pcmcia.sys >>>> pcmcia.old ren c:\windows\system32\driverstore\filerepository\pcmcia.inf_539d553e pcmcia.inf_539d553eold Phew! 3 months of daily searching of the

Where is the "autorun" resp. "setup.exe" on a Solaris installation ...
Doug McIntyre mer...@geeks.org comp unix solaris "omerf...@gmail.com" <omerfsen@gmail. com> writes: Is it possible to install a flash archive from a sparc installation DVD ? Or is there any other methods to install flash archive using a bootable media ? Like this Sun Blueprints article?

ftp installation
It should be possible to create a set of installation CDs from a complete download, but it is difficult and very time consuming at the moment. Creating a installation DVD should be more easy. The main problem is the way the installation problem searches for required components and other information.

installing a flar from installation dvd ?
... Professional 9.1 (Bootable Installation DVD) - SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 (ISO Installation Images) - SUSE Linux Professional 8.2 (Installation ISO images for use with Ximiam Desktop) - Ximian Desktop 2.0 Evaluation (ISO Image) - Red Carpet 2.0.2 Evaluation (ISO Image) - GroupWise for Linux 6.5.1 - Server,

IA64 VMS installation DVD creation.
I'm writing this email on a new Dell Vista Home Premium PC and Dell supplied a Vista Re-installation DVD but I don't know if Repair my Computer will accept that as a "Windows Vista DVD" - grasping at straws here! tio00's post earlier today made a useful suggestion - still needs some sort of bootable CD/DVD to

Increasing System Restore Point Size?
As an alternative to CDs and DVD, have you considered doing a hard disk install? You just put copies of the ISOs (as .iso files) on a hard disk and install from there. It's faster and more reliable than using CDs. The only catch is the partition that holds the ISOs must be ext2, ext3, or VFAT, IIRC.

kernel on installation dvd of open suse 10.2
I have lost my copy of panther and macos 9 and I was thinking If its possible to make an installation DVD or CD from the hard disk, of both of them, panther and macos 9. There is something for mac like norton ghost? or its possible to rebuild an installation dvd or cd from the hard disk installation?

AKICIF - Linux for idiots
Velocity mishra.tapa...@gmail.com alt os linux suse i copied the kernel and initrd from installation DVD of open suse 10.2 to my boot folder #cp openSUSE-10.2-GM-DVD-i386.iso/boot/i386/loader/linux /boot/ #cp openSUSE-10.2-GM-DVD-i386.iso/boot/i386/loader/initrd /boot/ and copied the ISO image of Suse DVD on a

installing a flar from installation dvd ?
In fact, you should be able to restore a installation DVD to a disk and it should work. What you can't do is *reliably* create a bootable DVD without knowing the magic needed to create the El Torito boot information. We are looking at providing a way for a customer to do this for the handful of legitimate uses for

Installation DVD-Version ohne DVD-Laufwerk
Greg noh....@jose.com alt os linux mandriva How do I get the system (Mandriva 2006) back to the default state, where it knows where to find the DVD source disk and install from it. I have tried adjusting the sources in the Control Centre but these don't stay fixed but ratchet up and need to be continually updated

No Administrator; Locked out
It was a clean install over the top of SuSE 10.2. The only way I can boot to it though is by using the installation dvd and selecting the boot local hard disk option, then GRUB starts and I can select SuSE 10.3 or Windows XP. Both os's will boot fine from there. My pc allows me to select which harddrive to boot

SUSE LINUX 9.3: Separating the x86_64 portion from the dual ...
The solution tutorial does note that " You must have a Vista Express or Retail installation DVD to do this. If you have a OEM Recovery installation DVD that came with your computer instead, then it will most likely only be a clone of the hard drive with Vista allowing you to only do a clean install with it instead.

Installed Vista dual boot, think I screwed up!
However I would have expected to find something like an "autorun" or "setup.exe" on this DVD (similar to the - sorry - Windows world) but do not. When I burn this ISO archive on a DVD and boot the target computer this target computer will not know what do do with this Solaris stuff. How do I boot and install