Install disk says that op system, windows 7, does

Yes, will net Windows 7 Original Disk and Key. If OEM you will have to pruchase new Windows OS disk. How did your format without the Win 7 CD?

Windows operational system locked always leads to Windows 7 not boot from hard drive completely. Actually, that just need you type correct password to login Windows 7. However on this occasion, only password reset disk or password recovery could help us remove locked Toshiba Windows 7 password.

1. Remove Windows 7 password with reset disk
When you type incorrect password, the window will prompts you that Reset password. Click the link to begin password reset with disk.
Following the password reset wizard, you can easily reset Windows 7 password with boot disk.

2. Remove Windows 7 password with password recovery software
Step 1: Download Windows 7 Password Genius from Internet.
Step 2: Install and run it on accessible computer.
Step 3: Take blank USB disk and insert it into accessible computer for password reset disk burning.
Click "Begin burning" to create a Windows 7 password reset disk. Exit USB disk from the computer when you see the message "Successfully burning".
Step 4: Plug USB reset disk into locked Windows 7 computer, set it boot from USB device.
Step 5: When Windows 7 Password Genius program runs in WinPE, choose accounts and click "Reset password" to remove these accounts password to be blank.
Reboot locked computer and it will boot from hard drive successfully, without any login password anymore.

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This is an adapter that uses the Zydas zd1201u chipset. There are no drivers for Windows 7 for this adapter that I know of. Zydas was purchased by Atheros, and there is no development on adapters with this chipset for Windows 7.

Hello,
can you please tell me the error message if you get any?
And before continuing, please check for if your OP is up to date (Start, Windows Update>enter> click on icon>Check for updates) if your OP is windows, if not please tell me what is your OP. If you get updates, install them, restart PC, try installing your cam from the CD.
Come back soon for instructions or to tell if it worked.

Please take a close look at the disk you are using to install "Windows 7 Ultimate". It is definitely a "Recovery Disk" for Windows 7 Ultimate. You cannot install Windows 7 with a recovery disk. Recovery disk always is used to repair corrupt or damaged files of Windows OS and requires that the Operating System is already installed. You need a "Windows 7 Ultimate" Installation disk to install Windows not a recovery disk for Windows.

If your computer originally was shipped with Windows XP pre-installed, and you used the "System Restore" CD/DVD disks that were shipped with the computer to reload Windows XP, the correct device-driver for the wireless-adapter should have been automatically installed.

If you used a different disk to reinstall Windows XP, then you can try two things:

1. Access ACER's web-site, do a search for your model, and see if the web-site offers the device-drivers for Windows XP for your model, or,

2. use an Ethernet cable to connect your computer to the Internet, and access: http://WindowsUpdate.Microsoft.com and do a "Custom" scan. When the scan completes, click the "Optional Hardware Updates" section, to see if Windows Update is offering a device-driver for your wireless adapter. If so, select and install that adapter.

If you are installing Windows XP on a SATA hard drive, Windows installation CD does not have a SATA driver, that is why it does not detect the hard drive. please click on this link and follow my instruction to install Windows on a SATA hard drive :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r4335035-installing_windows_xp_sata_hard_drive

I suggust you goto the netgear website and download the software from there, of course you will need access to the web