Recent content by Sinjection

Fixed it, nevermind.

Hello all. After I ran a Windows 7 Repair Disk on my Alienware M15x, I found that my screen was displaying images in a blurry way. So I checked around and looked at my drivers to see if they were up to date and found that there were quite a few (7 to be exact) drivers not installed on my system...

The ISO I downloaded is 3.1 GB (it is the Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit).

The Windows DVD/USB tool is saying that the ISO I downloaded from that page (the 64-bit Windows Home Premium) isn't a valid ISO image, so I can't proceed. Any ideas?

I don't believe that I have my Windows 7 install disk with me anymore, and I made a system repair disk using my PC downstairs. When I inserted the CD-R, my optical drive didn't read it. And I tried booting Ubuntu from a USB drive, but I was presented with the error "Remove disks or other media...

Pressing F8 repeatedly doesn't work, as I am directed to the same error message again. Holding F8 only stops the error message from coming up, but the computer still won't access the Advanced Boot Options.

"The file is possibly corrupt. The file header checksum does not match the computed checksum." I get this error every time I try to boot Windows 7. This started happening after I uninstalled an Alienware theme from my PC. While it was getting removed, the uninstall crashed, forcing me to restart...