Re: Disk Crash & TheBat! Does Not like it's files

[Rick]

> My  hard  drive crashed and I was able to get almost all the stuff off
> the  hard  drive,  but  when I attempt to import the bat files, TheBat
> does not see them as it's own files.
> How  do  I  get  the  files/emails  back  into TheBat, since there are
> several emails that are very important to me.

Were you able to recover all the bat's data files? If so just put them
where you want them and then Install the bat, pointing to that folder.
Everything should come right back
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Disk Crash & TheBat! Does Not like it's files

[Chasonek]

My  hard  drive crashed and I was able to get almost all the stuff off
the  hard  drive,  but  when I attempt to import the bat files, TheBat
does not see them as it's own files.
How  do  I  get  the  files/emails  back  into TheBat, since there are
several emails that are very important to me.

ThanksChas


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Re[2]: Can't enter registration code block [OT]

[Paul Van Noord]

10/6/2014  9:15 PM

Hi MFPA,

On 10/6/2014 MFPA wrote:

M> I think that's one of the "hits" on the search results page you posted
M> before. It tells you how to install 64-bit Windows 7 using UEFI, but
M> does not say you can only install it that way. In fact, if you follow
M> from its beginning the tutorial linked from Step 5
M> ,
M> it tells you how to install Windows 7 using BIOS.

No kidding... really?

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Re: Can't enter registration code block [OT]

[MFPA]

Hi


On Monday 6 October 2014 at 12:53:53 PM, in
, Paul Van Noord wrote:


> I have no experience with 32 bit Win 7...  See this:
> http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/186875-uefi-unified-extensible-firmware-interface-install-windows-7-a.html
>   

I think that's one of the "hits" on the search results page you posted
before. It tells you how to install 64-bit Windows 7 using UEFI, but
does not say you can only install it that way. In fact, if you follow
from its beginning the tutorial linked from Step 5
,
it tells you how to install Windows 7 using BIOS.


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Re: Can't enter registration code block

[Jack S. LaRosa]

Hello Adrian,

On Monday, October 06, 2014 you wrote:

AG> Friday, October 3, 2014, 6:27:34 PM, you wrote:

>> I am seriously considering buying an authorized copy ($99 from Newegg)
>> of Windows 7 and trashing Windows 8 on this new machine.  I will
>> contact ASUS tech support to see if the machine will even let me do
>> that.

AG> First  thing to do with any new PC is format the hard disk and install
AG> the  OS yourself. Unbelievable the junk that gets pre-installed at the
AG> factory.  Even more unbelievable that there is no CD for the OS in the
AG> box.
AG> Easy way to test before you buy Windows 7. Put any Linux Live CD in the
AG> PC and see if it boots to Linux. If it doesn't, you may have to change
AG> the boot order in the BIOS.

That would be a good idea if I had any Linux Live CDs.  However, that
may be putting the cart before the horse as several things have
happened recently to change my thinking.

First, I performed a SAFE BOOT into Win 8 and found that the message
display-delay after a status change (READ to NOT READ or vice versa)
disappeared.  No more message display-delay, at least in a SAFE BOOT.
The inability to enter what I thought was the original key block
problem still exists however even in SAFE BOOT.  So it's possible that
I may be able to determine what's getting loaded on boot-up that's
messing up TB.

Second, I received an email this am from RIT Labs telling me that they
had sent my wife an email containing her correct key block.  I have
yet to confirm this.  RIT Labs goes on to say that version 6.0.12 is
compatible with Win 8 and they suggest downloading and installing it
before downgrading the OS.  The key block they supposedly sent should
be accepted by v6.0.12.  We'll see.

Thanks for the suggestion and I'll keep this list posted as to the
outcome of all this.

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Re[2]: Can't enter registration code block [OT]

[Paul Van Noord]

10/6/2014  7:49 AM

Hi MFPA,

On 10/5/2014 MFPA wrote:

M> I thought an SSD could be used on any box that can use a SATA disk
M> drive, as a drop-in replacement for that drive.

I confused this with ACHI, sorry.

>> It is needed in Windows 7. See this:
>> https://www.google.com/#q=uefi+mode+when+installing+windows+7

M> I see results saying UEFI works with 64-bit versions of Windows 7 but 
M> not with 32-bit versions. And my quick skim-reading did not spot 
M> anything that said Windows 7 actually needed UEFI.

I have no experience with 32 bit Win 7...  See this:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/186875-uefi-unified-extensible-firmware-interface-install-windows-7-a.html

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Re: Can't enter registration code block

[Adrian Godfrey]

Friday, October 3, 2014, 6:27:34 PM, you wrote:

> I am seriously considering buying an authorized copy ($99 from Newegg)
> of Windows 7 and trashing Windows 8 on this new machine.  I will
> contact ASUS tech support to see if the machine will even let me do
> that.

First  thing to do with any new PC is format the hard disk and install
the  OS yourself. Unbelievable the junk that gets pre-installed at the
factory.  Even more unbelievable that there is no CD for the OS in the
box.
Easy way to test before you buy Windows 7. Put any Linux Live CD in the
PC and see if it boots to Linux. If it doesn't, you may have to change
the boot order in the BIOS.

Adrian
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