Install Tablet Pc Components Windows 7
The Windows Search components are also shared with all editions. Such as support for multitouch and Tablet PC hardware. Windows 7 Home Basic also lacks the MPEG-2 decoder required to play DVDs. Hello My Dear Friends, Welcome to My Channel 'Ginfo-Tech' This is a tutorial on How to Turn the Tablet PC Components on or off in Windows 7. If not then this is the way to do it: Windows 7 Installation Advanced Drive Formatting. 1 – Boot up from the Windows 7 installation disc. 2 – Choose Repair your computer. 3 – In the System Recovery Options screen, choose Use recovery tools and click Next. 4 – Open the Command Prompt.
Windows Vista has built-in Tablet PC support which turns computer to fully functional, practical and comfortable tablet PC when users are on the move. Tablet PC components in Windows Vista include integrated pen support, touch-screen support, digital-ink input, snipping tool, handwriting recognition technologies, and innovative hardware.
Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Business, and Windows Vista Ultimate editions include Tablet PC features. In most cases, Tablet PC Optional Components should be installed and enabled by default. However, if you can’t find any Tablet PC related programs and functions, here’s how to install and enable or turn on the Tablet PC support in Windows vista.
Media Features – Windows Media Center; Print and Document Services – Internet Printing Client; Print and Document Services – Windows Fax and Scan; Tablet PC components; Windows Gadget Platform; Run Windows update and install all the latest patches (including SP1) and reboot VM. Note: Repeat this process until all Windows updates have been. To apply this update, you must have Update for Windows Journal component removal (3161102) installed on Windows 10, Windows 10 Version 1511, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1). On Windows 7 SP1, you must also have the optional 'Tablet PC Components' feature installed. Registry information.
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- Click on Windows Vista Start button, and go to Control Panel.
- Click on Programs link.
- Click on Turn Windows features on or off link. If User Account Control requests for elevation confirmation, click on Continue button.
- Scroll down the list of features in Windows Features dialog window, tick the check box for Tablet-PC Optional Components.
- Click OK to start installation of Tablet PC Optional Components in Vista.
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Voila, once installation finished, all Tablet PC features now available in Windows Vista, even if it’s a desktop or notebook computer.
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Windows 8 - Disable the Metro GUI / Tablet view
In this article I want to show you how to disable the metro view, which is mainly used for tablet computers and wants to give you the Android 3.0/Ipad experience. As I do not own a (touch)tablet, and my employer does not want to buy one for me, or for this Windows 8 articles, I was in an urgent need to start this Windows 8 Dev version in the usual desktop mode only. I run it in a virtual environment and the Metro Gui doesn't work very well on VMware Workstation. ;-) Maybe when I attach a touchscreen as extra monitor? Ha, ha.. I'll wait for the Windows 8 Ultimate version for that!
Officially there is no way available to disable the Metro GUI, but,... there's probally still a year to go to the final release, so I keep hoping for that. But, where should we be without developers. There is a tool called 'Windows 8 Start Menu Toggle' which disables just one registery key. Look it up if you like. But? we are administrators,.. we are not going to install any tool, or any program at all, we are just going to change a registry key. We just do it! Certainly if I tell you that this registry key does not only brings your classic Startmenu back, but it also disables, most of the Metro/Tablet functionalities.... So, I lose that extra CPU and memory issue at the same time. Why (pre)reserve CPU and memory for something I do not use? Remember, if you have doubts about my articles.....
Just backup the registry before making this change.
If you are in the default Metro/Tablet Startup screen, click on the Windows desktop App to go to the classic interface. If you don't want to use the Run command from the Task Manager, just create a shortcut on the desktop and point it to cmd. Right-click on it and run it as an Administrator. From the command-line type 'Regedit.exe'. Now locate the following registry setting:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorer
RPEnabled is the string to look for. ( see the picture below )
Now, the value to disable the Metro/Tablet GUI is '0'. ( ZERO ) and to activate it, the value is '1' ( ONE )
This is actually not a registry key that (dis-)enables the App-mode, but it is the key to activate the use of the Start Menu, like you know it.
Side effect is, that by enabling the Start Menu, the Metro/tablet Gui is mainly gone and even just loaded in a very small way.
I'll spare you the details, thats far beyond the scope of this article.
You can see the start menu right away, and get to work the way you used to do with your Windows 7 pc.
Boot it if you like, but the classic view is here to stay until you change this registry key again.
Sorry for the picture, I forgot to put a photograph in my user profile. maybe later..
Now for the final removal of the tablet functions,.....
Use your normal Startbutton, go to your Control Panel, find the installed programs, and select the Windows Features.
Uncheck the 'Tablet PC Components'.
This will remove all of your tablet components forever, but you can activate the components again whenever you like.
Please keep in mind that this will need a reboot, and after logon again, a lot of drivers will be automatically re-installed by Windows 8.
This concerns all drivers for mouse, keyboard, printers, external connected storage etc. etc.
Note at march 12th, 2012. This article is based on the Dev.Preview version.
The way to disable the Metro view in the lately released Customer Preview will be added to this article within a few weeks.
I hope this article has helped you, and getting you enthusiastic for Windows 8 as much as I already am!
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Ben Oostdam has been working with Windows systems since 1993. Worked for several companies as a system administrator, and is currently a Senior Support Engineer for a large company in the Netherlands.
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