Can i operate air confict with windows 7? - Destineer Air Conflicts for Windows

Hi,

I want to mention that Photoshop Elements 3 is not tested with the Windows 7.

If you have a windows 7 64 bit operating System then it may not even install in it. If you have a 32 bit Operating System then you can try to install it. However it may still not work even on a Windows 7 32 bit Operation System as it was not made and tested for this Operating System.


There is a probability that if you install the Windows XP mode on you Windows 7 operating system then it may work.
Check more about installing Windows XP mode here:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/install-and-use-windows-xp-mode-in-windows-7 Install and use Windows XP Mode in Windows 7

Regards
Anand

Hi

You don't say which 2 versions of Windows 7 you're using or why you need 2 versions of Windows 7.

It is very unusual to install the same operating system more than once on a single computer.

Consider posting again or adding a comment to your original question to explain a) why you want 2 operating systems and b) what you hope to achieve by having 2 versions of Windows 7. You will get further advice that might offer you a better way of achieving your objectives.

2 operating systems installed on the same Hard Drive partition can confict with one another.

If you want to install and use 2 operating systems on the same computer, you should install them on separate partitions.

I will assume you have already backed up all important documents, pictures, designs, spreadsheets, favourites, contacts etc., onto an external storage device.

Start your installation again, booting from the DVD and look carefully for Hard Drive Options near the bottom of the Install Screen. Click on this and then you can manually delete, create and resize the partitions on your hard drive. Highlight and delete existing partitions and then enter numeric values to divide the free storage space up into your desired number and size of partitions. Then install your main operating system on C: and the 2nd operating system on any other available drive letter.

You will need to go through 2 installation procedures.

After this, when booting, you will be given the option, selectable with the keyboard up/down arrows, of which operating system you want to boot into.

I hope this helps.

Hi there,
Your current operating system is most likely a version of windows. Depending on your model and type of computer, you may have any of the following versions of windows:
Windows 98 Windows 98SE WIndows ME
Windows XP Home Edition Windows XP Professional Edition
Windows Vista Home Basic Edition Windows Vista Home Premium Edition Windows Vista Business Edition Windows Vista Enterprise Edition Windows Vista Ultimate Edition
Windows 7 Starter Windows 7 Home Basic Windows 7 Home Premium Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Enterprise Windows 7 Ultimate Windows Thin PC
John

THAT WASN'T A QUESTION!

Greetings!
Hello rwray69, regarding on your problem/concerned first you have to identify if your Photo Explosion software can support windows 7 operating System because if the software it self cannot support Windows 7 Operating System it may not work properly or it will not run in windows 7 environment. Most of the software only supports on Windows XP will not support higher windows operating system. you have to download another Photo Explosion software that can support windows 7 Operating system. In that way, you can successfully run the software under windows 7 environment.

Thanks

Jon

Hi,

Dell Inspiron 6000 PC supports only Microsoft Windows XP Operating System. You can download Drivers and application from the link:
"http://tinyurl.com/3xc7udy"

You may also try installing Windows 7 Operating System. Please refer below article before installing the Operating System.
"http://tinyurl.com/yasa9b7"

Please check if the Hardware of the Computer is compatible for installing Windows 7 Operating System.

The Drivers for Windows 7 Operating System is not available for download at the Drivers page of the Computer. However, Windows 7 has a special feature. Most of the generic drivers will be automatically installed during the installation of the Operating System.

Thanks and Regards,
Mithun

Here's a link to the HP download site for your F2210. Choose your operating system and all available downloads will come up for your selection...

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?product=3571753&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&cc=us&submit=Go%20»

If you are facing the problem after upgrading to SP3 try system restore and see if that helps.
Click on start->programs->accessories->system->system restore. It will give you 2 options
1. restore system to an earlier date
2. create a restoration point
select the 1st option and select the date on which the system was working fine.
This will resolve the problem.

When you say safely, do you mean operating it with the required doors and windows open? You can run it 24/7 as long as it is operating according to the owner manual.

Go into your admin services setting from conrol pane,  and go into services and then to wireless zero services and turn it off.   Windows is probably conficting with the cards own software...