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try Microsoft Website http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/download-shop make sure your PC compatible with windows 7 before you buy. Also for your data I recommend to use third party to backup your computer. Can find out more...

try shutting it down manually Just click Start–>Run and type “shutdown -f -s -t 0" Hope this helps Anthony

check to insure that your sata cables are connected properly, your sata cable could be faulty also

It could be that your firewall and peerblock is blocking skype try this https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA1070/how-do-i-update-my-firewall-to-work-with-skype hope this helps Let me know if need further help Anthony

we need some more information, what type of Laptop do you have, how old is it? Your Operating System may need to be cleaned up. I recommend to try ccleaner first

could be caused probably from a virus or malware. Even some antivirus security programs. What Antivirus are you currently running?

It can be very difficult to troubleshoot bluescreen problems this may help you http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Resolving-stop-blue-screen-errors-in-Windows-7 Hope this helps Anthony

This should help you connect your headset to your PC http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WuEbZf8cTM

You need to find out first if your motherboard is 64bit compatible it may not be compatible.

Yeah it is good idea to use third party backup software to backup your files first. You will then need to reinstall windows 7 on your new SSD drive. If you have a license key with your PC you just input the license key when you reinstall windows. I recommend this backup recovery software...

could be a hardware issue? Maybe problem with the HDD or Operating System is corrupted. You may need to try to reinstall the OS and then see if it happens again. It has happended to me once before turned out that my OS was corrupted. Remember to backup your data before you try to reinstall...

its probably a hardware related issue, can be very hard to diagnose this type of problem. It could be a hard drive problem also, Have you ever tried a SSD drive? If you got one on hand try it, how old is your computer, it could be also that it's not compatible with windows 7 depending how old...

http://www.allpcstuff.com/how-to-install-windows-via-usb-media/ try this hope it helps

what do u mean? if you want to use sane keyboard, mouse and monitor? you can by using kvm switch http://tinyurl.com/k88que2

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