It helped a lot actually. But when I plugged it into my computer, there isn't a SETUP folder. There are only A-D folder and a Playlist folder. help?? again??
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i have the rca RP5120 and for some reason we dont have the setup. is there anyway you can email it to me? my email address is [email protected] thanks.i have the rca RP5120 and for some reason we dont have the setup. is there anyway you can email it to me? my email address is [email protected] thanks.
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Sounds like it's a compatability issue. Try right clicking the .exe setup file and choosing run in compatability mode. Or you could try right clicking the .exe setup file and going into property's, run in, and choose run this file in Windows xp service pack 2 mode. Apply the changes and try again. If that still won't work make sure your PC is fully upto date and has all net framework packages installed. A lot of programs refuse to install unless you have all the necessary updates and frameworks and Java installed. It doesn't specifically tell you the problem. Just gives you an error on install.
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<p><span>Here I have an Idea for primary setup of a large lab quickly. Suppose you have to setup a lab where have more than twenty or thirty system but must setup it quickly. At that time if you don't have enough CD Rom drive or not enough OS installer CD then the task will take a long time. To save time at the same moment I like to prepare an unattendent operating system installation. Before this task I must check for presence of some requirement.</SPAN><br>
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<p><span>Verify for unattended Installation:</SPAN><br>
<p><span><span> </SPAN>To perform an unattended installation from a CD-ROM, the following conditions must be met:</SPAN><br>
<p><span>The computer must support booting from a CD Rom<span> </SPAN>The unattended answer file must be renamed to Winnt.sif and copied to a floppy disk so Setup can access it. So must need a floppy disk drive.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>The answer file must contain a valid [Data] section. This is explained later in this article.</SPAN><br>
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<p><span>Before installation it has some conditions:</SPAN><br>
<p><span><span> </SPAN>1> the installation is limited to a single partition.</SPAN><br>
<p><span><span> </SPAN>2> you cannot specify third-party drivers during Setup </SPAN><br>
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<p><span>Prepare For an Unattended Installation:</SPAN><br>
<p><span><span> </SPAN>To prepare your computer for an unattended installation from a CD-ROM, I've followed these steps</SPAN><br>
<p><span>First I've created a Folder in local drive & shared it. Then I create setup manager.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>I install Setup Manager by following these steps:</SPAN><br>
<p><span>I Open My Computer, and then open the Support\Tools folder on the Windows XP CD-ROM.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Double-click the DEPLOY.CAB file to open it </SPAN><br>
<p><span>On the Edit menu, click Select All.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>On the Edit menu, click Copy to Folder.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Click Make New Folder. Type the name that you want for the Setup Manager folder, and then press ENTER. For example, type setup manager, and then press ENTER.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Click Copy.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Open the new folder that you created, and then double-click the setupmgr.exe file. The Windows Setup Manager Wizard starts.</SPAN><br>
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<p><span>Then I Use Setup Manager to Create an Answer File.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>I open the setup manager & go to create a new answer file.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Then I go to the unattended installation & windows version option.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>I have selected the fully automated option & create an answer file.</SPAN><br>
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<p><span>If you want Windows Setup to delete all partitions on the hard disk and to create a new partition, you must include the Repartition command in the Winnt.sif file. Under [Unattended], insert a new line, and then type "Repartition=Yes"</SPAN><br>
<p><span>If you omit this line, you are prompted for the installation partition.</SPAN><br>
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<p><span>Add a [Data] section with the following entries to the unattended answer file:</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Unattended Install=Yes - Value must be set to "yes"</SPAN><br>
<p><span>MSDos Initiated=No - Value must be set to "no" or Setup stops during the graphical portion of Setup<span> </SPAN></SPAN><br>
<p><span>Auto Partition=1 - If the value is set to 1, the installation partition is automatically selected. If the value is set to 0 (zero) you are prompted for the installation partition during the text portion of Setup.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Save the unattended answer file as Winnt.sif on a floppy disk.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Insert the Windows CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, and then insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Change the boot order in the CMOS so that the CD-ROM is first in the list.</SPAN><br>
<p><span>Restart your computer. When Setup is started from the CD-ROM, the Winnt.sif file located on the floppy disk will be used to complete the unattended installation.</SPAN><br>
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<p><span>This is an easy process to save time & effort.</SPAN>
Here I have an Idea for primary setup of a large lab quickly. Suppose you have to setup a lab where have more than twenty or thirty system but must setup it quickly. At that time if you don't have enough CD Rom drive or not enough OS installer CD then the task will take a long time. To save time at the same moment I like to prepare an unattendent operating system installation. Before this task I must check for presence of some requirement.Verify for unattended Installation:To perform an unattended installation from a CD-ROM, the following conditions must be met:The computer must support booting from a CD RomThe unattended answer file must be renamed to Winnt.sif and copied to a floppy disk so Setup can access it. So must need a floppy disk drive.The answer file must contain a valid [Data] section. This is explained later in this article.Before installation it has some conditions:
1> the installation is limited to a single partition.
2> you cannot specify third-party drivers during Setup Prepare For an Unattended Installation:
To prepare your computer for an unattended installation from a CD-ROM, I've followed these stepsFirst I've created a Folder in local drive & shared it. Then I create setup manager.I install Setup Manager by following these steps:I Open My Computer, and then open the SupportTools folder on the Windows XP CD-ROM.Double-click the DEPLOY.CAB file to open it On the Edit menu, click Select All.On the Edit menu, click Copy to Folder.Click Make New Folder. Type the name that you want for the Setup Manager folder, and then press ENTER. For example, type setup manager, and then press ENTER.Click Copy.Open the new folder that you created, and then double-click the setupmgr.exe file. The Windows
Setup Manager Wizard starts:
Then I Use Setup Manager to Create an Answer File. I open the setup manager & go to create a new answer file. Then I go to the unattended installation & windows version option. I have selected the fully automated option & create an answer file.
If you want Windows Setup to delete all partitions on the hard disk and to create a new partition, you must include the Repartition command in the Winnt.sif file. Under [Unattended], insert a new line, and then type "Repartition=Yes" If you omit this line, you are prompted for the installation partition.
Add a [Data] section with the following entries to the unattended answer file: Unattended Install=Yes - Value must be set to "yes" MSDos Initiated=No - Value must be set to "no" or Setup stops during the graphical portion of Setup
Auto Partition=1 - If the value is set to 1, the installation partition is automatically selected. If the value is set to 0 (zero) you are prompted for the installation partition during the text portion of Setup. Save the unattended answer file as Winnt.sif on a floppy disk. Insert the Windows CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, and then insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive. Change the boot order in the CMOS so that the CD-ROM is first in the list. Restart your computer. When Setup is started from the CD-ROM, the Winnt.sif file located on the floppy disk will be used to complete the unattended installation.
Make sure all the computers wired and wireless are in the same workgroup. To share files across all the computers and laptops on your network then - All the computer and laptop in this network group must have their hard drive or folder/s set to SHARED (a hand symbol will be placed on these folders that are shared). If there isn't a secutity problem then these folders and easy of file sharing then do not setup users and passwords on these folders.
The simplest way is to use a usb flash drive or an external drive. Simply plug it into the tablet and open it once the computer recognizes it. Create a folder on the USB Flash or External and call it TabletPics for example. Then go to where the pictures on the tablet (probably in my documents or my pictures). You can copy the one picture from the tablet by highlighting it then right clicking on it and select copy or you can select Edit then copy at the top of the window where the pictures are. Then go to the usb flash drive or external drive and paste them by selecting Edit Paste or by right clicking anywhere within the Folder we created called TabletPics and select Past.. If you have a lot of pictures you want to copy you can try clicking on the first one you want to highlight it then go down to the last one you want and press the Shift Key and hold it while you Click on the last picture you want. It will highlight every thing you selected then you can copy them as we did before with the one picture and go paste them on the usb Flash Drive or External Drive in the Folder we created called Tablet Pics.
When you are done copying the pictures to the usb flash drive or external drive from the tablet, remove it and go plug it into the computer you want to put them on. It's the same process you will be copying pictures from folder TabletPics on the usb or external to a folder on the computer. Actually you can just copy the whole tabletpics folder by clicking on it and then Paste the whole folder on to the computer in the My Pictures folder.
Perhaps this is a PC problem, ya think? If you have multiple USB ports, try them all. If the Flash Drive isn't discovered right away, using Device Manager scan for hardware changes after you plug it in.
hi buddy , actually first u have to go to My computer-> refresh page 1or 2 times->u will c ur phone name there-> setup-> open folders to view the files/explore-> and then go on with what you wanna do. Thats it!!! Thank you giving me chance to help you out:):) Plz rate/vote me so that I can improve myself and be more helpful:):) Have a great time:):) Prasanth83:):)
they is no setup assistant in itunes. when your ipod mounts to itunes the first thin you will see is the summary page which shows an ipod and allows you to change the name. on the left you will see your ipod and folders appear in the blue shaded column. so hook it up and enjoy. Warning: if you sync the ipod to your computer it will delete everything except what actually came from your computer.
This happened to me too!
I just moved my EPSON CX4200 printer to another computer in my house and when I installed the software, it installed it in French!
This makes no sense, as it didn't do that the first time I installed it on the other computer.
I have e-mailed Epson Support about the problem, but who knows if I will actually get an answer. I will post it here if I do.
Frustrated-TOO!
i have the rca RP5120 and for some reason we dont have the setup. is there anyway you can email it to me? my email address is [email protected] thanks.
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