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I would either uninstall then reinstall it. If that does not work then contact the uploader where you got this. If that does not work then find another uploader and try downloading there. Just my thoughts.

Top of my head I am thinking that you should be able to click on the "Radio Puls" and disable it. Then click on the Atheros AR5007EG and enable it. When you click on one of them you will see options right above it that will give you the option to either enable or diable. Just looking at your pic. it appears that the LAN and AR5007EG are not enabled. Let me know

Sorry that no one got back with you on this. I have never done this before but did find this on google. http://compixels.com/2945/how-to-create-a-custom-windows-7-iso-tool I am sure there are a bunch more you can find on google but this one looked promising.

let us know. just had a similar problem and just did a win7 repair and dual boot back to normal.

Typically loading your win7 cd and do a REPAIR usually does the trick. If you are unsure on how to do this then let us know.

Please give what type of usb you have. Some of these have "locks" on them. Have you tried your usb on another computer?

@xdasish. I sent you a pm. I don't think we can help you anymore on this issue at this time. Sorry and good luck. Please refer to post #4 on here.

Uninstall it. If you insist on using this paticular program then look to see if someone else has this to download. Make sure to look at the uploaders comments if any. Anytime you use a cracked security suite you run the risk of it not doing the job it is supposed to do. I suggest that you use all three of the following: Microsoft Security Essentials [url="http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/security-essentials"]http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/security-essentials[/url] Malwarebytes [url="http://www.malwarebytes.org/"]http://www.malwarebytes.org/[/url] ZoneAlarm Firewall [url="http://www.zonealarm.com/"]http://www.zonealarm.com/[/url] All three are free and do a really good job. All use very little resources.

Thanks shovanadhikary for getting back with us. Highly appreciated.

That is correct. You will still run progams as normal. By a shortcut that was created or by going to start menu. It does this so it knows if the program is a 32 bit or 64 bit. I have the 64 bit version and run 32 bit programs with no problems. By default, IE9 runs in 32 bit and Mozilla Firefox is only 32 bit for example. XP and even Vista had issues with running 64 bit and 32 bit on same machine but Win7 has solved that issue. What you do not want to do is install a 32 bit Win 7 and try to run 64 bit programs. You want to install 64 bit Win7. As far as IE9 goes, you can run it in 64 bit but some sites will not run or if they do, will not run well. For example, Cyberwarez does not do well in 64 bit but certain video sites will run better with 64 bit. Install 64 bit. You will not be disapointed + you will utilize ram of 4 gig or more. 32 bit only supports roughly 3.5 gig max.

What Win7 64 bit does is create 2 program folders. One is "Program Files" which is for 64 bit and the other is "Program Files (x86)" which is for 32 bit.

I use: Microsoft Security Essentials Malwarebytes ZoneAlarm firewall

64 bit is the best way to go. Better performance. 32 bit can only suport roughly 3.5 gig of ram and 64 bit sees up to 4 and up, up and up gig of ram. Top of my head I think 64 bit can support up to like 128 gig or something like that. It also depends on which OS and version you use. As far as software goes, 7 64bit supports most things out there. Keep in mind that there is the Compatability mode and depending on how old a program is there is a small program thats called DOSbox that is great for old dos games n such. I have 64 bit Win7 and have not ran into any problems.

Reformat your hdd and get the XP bootdisk (whichever one pertains to your version. Make sure you know if your XP disk has SP1, 2 or 3 and get bootdisk that matches that one)

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Yes, leave the 50gig alone. It would not interfere with anything. If you are able to install a pirated Win7 but not the pirated WinXP stikes up an interesting situation. I know you will not want to here this but I would get Win7 Premium or higher and use it. Keep in mind that by 2014 XP will no longer be supported. But if you insist on XP then re-format and try again. I would do a search on here and look for XP that is for DELL also and try that. Once Win7 is installed there is a second partition that is created with system files and will not allow you to install XP over it until that 2nd partition is formatted also. Now that I think about it, this may be your problem to begin with. Did you install Win7 first and then attempt to install WinXP?

Re-format the hdd again and try to install xp again. make sure that you format all partitions that are on the hdd. Once apon a time Dell laptops were mostly proprietary so it was very dificult to get around this. You actually needed a recovery disc from Dell. Not sure if this still holds true anymore but if so then you would more than likely not be able to install your XP. Is your XP disc an upgrade version or full version? Is it a recovery disc?

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Start page once logged in. Desktop that is accessed through Start page. Notice that the Desktop no longer has Start Button (ORB) IE10 Metro style showing typed browser history. IE10 Metro style...notice it takes up full screen. Open programs accessed when mouse is moved to upper LH corner. IE10...basically looks kine IE9 but does not work wel with CW or some other sites. ALL APPs that are currently available.

So I decided to download and intsall Window 8 Consumer Preview (beta) yesterday. And boy did I get a shock when I started messing around with the new Window 8. It is nothing like previous versions of windows. From 95-vista-7 there has been quite a bit of change but was easy to adjust to the "suttle" but much more secure versions. Win8 is not easy to adjust to. Major changes have accured. If you own a Windows phone then this will not seem much of a change to you. Also Win8 is geared towards the touch screens. This I do not have nor do I have a Windows phone. Start button(orb) is gone. There is now a "Start Screen" and icons are now apps. (hmmm...wonder where that came from). What you think you know about and where things are at in previous windows is alot different than Win8. So far the only thing that seems somewhat the same is you can still go to old style desktop and you still have a task bar. Getting to settings is different, IE 10 Metro is standard on Win8 and it is very bizzare. not anything like IE9 and later. If you don't know keyboard shortcuts then you might want to learn them if you are going to use Win8. The Windows key on your keyboard will start to become a constant used key. I will continue to use Win8 for a few more days but currently my thought is to just uninstall it and forget about it. I know some of us chuckle when some people are still using XP (which by the way for those who dont already know, Microsoft will stop supporting XP by 2014) but I believe there will be a lot of us that are chuckled at when we are still using Win7 after Win8 has been out for a few years. Here is a good link to see some of the Win8 and some of the strange things they did....like how dificult it is to get into "Safe Mode" http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/windows-8-week-our-detailed-coverage-on-windows-8-consumer-preview/ Yes, this is still a beta and I am sure things will change. How much, only time will tell. So if you have installed it, please leave feedback. If not installed but have been checking things online about it, leave feedback. I am very interested in what others have to say about the all new Windows 8. Update: It is starting to get a little bit less clunky so to speak. It is definitely getting better to use. I am finding some things (not many) are same as Win7.

grandad, you can partition your hdd if you want to. If so and you need help in doing so, then please request help in the tech/helpdesk section

go to Start button (ORB) type Resource Monitor. select Memory tab take a screen shot and post it on here on here.

I will do that.