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Windows 7 Update Working After Fresh Installation, Here's How! 80072EFE Update Error!
Sorry for the quality of the video but here's how you can install Windows 7 Updates after a fresh installation of Windows 7!
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How To: Toyota Prius No Dash Display Easy Fix!!
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I have a 2005 Toyota Prius but thus should work on other years as well with the same issue.
Hannah's 2nd Year
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A look back of Hannah's 2nd year from age 1 until she turned 2 :)
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Summing up how much I love this little girl in 2 minutes and 40 seconds :)
Baby at 12 weeks 6 days
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Used an Angelsounds Home Doppler..was my first recording so that's why it was't that great lol..around 154 bpm.
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Worked for me! Thank you
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Thanks a lot. Short, sweet, and right to the point. So far this was the easiest solution that I have seen. I do not think I can find anything better.
Thanks, glad it worked for you!
Not sure how you figured this out but it works
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Hi, I recently got my car battery changed at Toyota. Drove it home.. later than evening I went to get groceries and my dashboard was completely off. The only thing I can’t do is hit the unlock button because my key fob isn’t working. (Costs $500 at Toyota to get it fixed and not doing that) trust me, I’ve changed batteries and the key fob just doesn’t signal my car (smart key) so with that being said.. is there another way to do it without pressing key fob? Thanks!!
You need to locate the 12v battery in the hatch area. It's located on the passenger side under a small access panel. Once located, there will be a RED cover (Unless it's missing) over the positive terminal of the battery, remove the RED cover and you should see TWO plastic connectors, one being large and white and the other to the right of that one, a smaller plastic connector. Remove BOTH connectors from the battery, wait for a few minutes, and then plug them back in. This should solve your issue, if not then idk...hope this helps!? In case you can't find what I'm talking about, watch this video, he shows you what I'm referring to. ua-cam.com/video/3X0FgN_TuP8/v-deo.htmlsi=2b3-pGt0niaw1hFu
Gracias me funcionó
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Works! Thanks 😊
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It took me several attempts, but this method finally worked! Tremendous relief .. thank you, thank you!!
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Thank you very much 👍
You are very welcome
Lord thank youuuuuuuu, the only thing that worked!
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Money! Worked first try.
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This works for me. Solution is at end at about 2:50 ( reminding myself for next time )
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Thank you! Have had to use this twice in three days, but so far it’s been the only thing that’s worked.
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Bless you. The brake and unlock worked!❤️ Hallelujah.
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One more thing, if you need a another newer browser besides Firefox, which still supports Win7 while Chrome-based Browsers no longer do it, theres a Browser called "Thorium-win7" developed by one guy it seems (but you have to trust him) that still uses a newer chrome-based code and he made it work on Win7. But it still looks a little Beta imho.
I still use Windows 7 on several of my older laptops and a few desktop systems and have no issues whatsoever. I found workarounds to newer hardware issues as well as limitations of 7... it's fully functional and runs faster and more efficiently than Windows 10. 7 was and still is a fantastic operating system. I know of MANY fortune 500 companies that are legitimately still running XP (Enterprise Edition) (people say using it outside of the company it was licensed to is "illegal," but I've never had issues with it) and XP Professional works wonderfully as well. The point I'm making with Windows XP is that if they are still updating it on the down low, then you know they are still supporting 7 as well, as many of the aforementioned companies still use 7 as well, too. Long live Windows 7!
I used to love XP as well, especially running older games on it :) Windows 7 is a great platform, not to buggy, and runs great for what I'm using it for!
What’s wrong with just using windows 10 on this platform?
I think I ran a compatibility test on my machine a few years back to see if it could run windows 10 but came back as a fail. Some hardware was compatible and some were not. Either way, I'm not a big fan of windows 10. I have windows 10 home premium on my laptop and it constantly is running updates in the background bogging it down. I tried every hack to turn it off but it always finds a way to turn it back on. I may try windows 11 in the future but for right now, I'm happy with windows 7.
tempting to throw 7 on my old latitude, havent found a workaround to browsers. only 1 is supported.
Not true. Opera works. There are forks of Chromium that work, Vidali works, Firefox has extended support until August of 2024, Opera One, Midon Next Generation works, and I do believe the Brave browser still offers Windows 7 support as well. You have several options readily available to you! Check them out!
im still convinced windows 10 is 7 with a skin
What is all this nonsense :) just install windows 10 🤷♀️
Dude, some hardware can't even run Win 10. Have you considered maybe he's using an older laptop / PC?? There have been major security changes and drivers changes between 7, 8, and 10. Lots of people had to just buy new hardware only to upgrade to Win 10 specifically because of TPM requirements also. Ofc you can get around that bs anyways but doesn't mean you're gonna have functioning drivers when trying to use older obsolete hardware and that's if you can even get Windows to boot with 10 or 11.
@@Styphoryte :D Windows 7 drivers are compatible with w10 or even 11. sure windows 11 is problematic with older hardware but windows 10, no.
This video is created for pc's that are compatible with windows 7. If you're trying to install windows 7 on a pc that you bought with Windows 10 or later, this video won't work for you. I just wanted to create a video tutorial for those who owned a windows 7 pc or laptop and needed to do a refresh of their operating system and show you how to get updates installed afterwards!
Yes, I think in order to downgrade newer gen PC's to Win 11 you'd have to look for (probably) non existent Win 7 / 8 drivers which is really unfortunate... Although I hated Win 8 like most ppl lmao. But 7 was the best and I think most people would agree with me on that. I am happy the UK is forcing Microsoft to make changes to their OS, it is great for everyone tho. I think UK did the same with Apple, forcing them to switch to USB C ports was another example... Like for example I have a newer Socket LGA1700 (Intel) motherboard with an i5-12600k + RTX 3060 so I doubt they even make drivers for my mobo. :/ I've wanted to try Win 7, but I don't think I could without sacrificing some hardware just not functioning without drivers lmao.
Ever try using Avast driver updater? After installing win 7 on this machine windows update couldn't find drivers for some of my hardware, ran Avast and it found them!
There is a tool called "wufuc" that lets you run win7 on ryzen CPU's for example. I used that to continue using an existing win7 install after changing my PC's hardware to Ryzen. I made a longer comment below.
Win 7 does NOT work on newer PCs I have tried every way possible and it needs a OLD mouse and keyboard just to get through the instalation
Yes, that's why my computer is compatible with Windows 7, was built specifically for it. On newer PC's the hardware on the motherboard alone wouldn't be compatible.
@@mystermathersOh, you already said it. My comment above this was my whole point lol. Appreciate the help though my friend, although I didn't need it. I am sure it could help someone. Idk how many times I've installed Win 7 but I know too many times. Lol.
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Once done with that simply always open your drivers door before pushing the off button. wait a moment then leave. three months so far no issues
Nice!
Thank You! This WORKED!!!
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the best I did tried everything that is the only one it worked thank you
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Methods I’ve used before didn’t work and this one did! Thank you! 🔥
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Hokey ass car. I wont ever buy another Toyota again, that is for damn sure !
Thank you! This worked!
You're welcome!
Thank you, so very much. I’m borrowing my friend’s vehicle and the display pulled this jive on me. Your workaround did the job, for now. Man, you saved me entirely too much stress. Thanks, again.
You're welcome!
Wow, it worked once I turned the headlights on with the door open! Thank you!
You're welcome!
Awesome go around! Seems like it should be a recall though
Do you have the key FOB plugged into the car while doing this?
No, I had it in my hand so I could press the lock/unlock buttons.
Are Prius really worth all this trouble?I'm car shopping for some fuel efficient cars
Yes
It's the best car I've ever owned, but be careful with buying used. I've owned mine for 19 years (longest ever) and started to have some problems around 4 years ago when I first needed to replace the hybrid battery. I replaced it was a rebuilt one that lasted 3.5 years and then replaced it with another rebuild one earlier this year. I also needed to replace things that wear out over the last 19 years like door locks, headlight bulbs, both rear light assemblies because the LEDs went out, and the multi CD player. I still get around 42-44 mpg. When new it would get around 50-52 mpg. I currently have around 285,000 miles on it, but I've been ready for a new car for the last few years now. I ordered a new Prius Prime March of 2023 and still waiting. In hoping by the end of the year.🤞 BTW I had the disappearing dash thing happen three times since the beginning of 2023. . I recommend buying the newest Prius you can and hopefully from a single owner or from a dealer with a good certification process and warranty.
Thanks a lot it works great
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Thanks 👍 really worked and such a easy fix
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Worked
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Genios! Just bought a 2009 Prius yesterday, cluster wasn’t on right after I changed the battery, I did your trick and vuala! Thank you man !!!!!!
I just bought my 07 like 3 days ago and it did this to me.
@@Vp09Iphone the only way you can fix it is by removing the motherboard and replacing the one capacitor the fails and causes the cluster not to come on, or send it out to a service company who fixes these and they charge you $100 to do the work. The only difficult part is removing it yourself, you don’t need a whole lot of experience on how to wrench to remove it. It’s pretty straight forward, UA-cam is your friend on this! There’s plenty of videos on how to remove it on here 😁 Best of luck!
Glad it helped you out!
@EscoWanders I was having the same problem. Research led me to believe it's the capacitor. My workaround had been to disconnect the 12V battery in trunk; then reconnect it. This works but began to be more of a nuisance. I decided to wire a light -switch (common AC light switch 120V/15A found cheaply in hardware stores) with a short length of wire (common lamp-wire 14-gauge). Wired between grounding screw and ground wire to battery. This method allows easy access to disconnect/reconnect battery (i.e. reset electrical system). Capacitors acts to reduce ripple effect on the voltage. The main problem seems to be as the original capacitor(s) degrade over time, they may no longer reliably reduce the initial ripple (upon startup) to allow the computer to fully initialize; hence the multifunction display isn't brought online. While the light-switch was a fairly easy, quick, and cheap workaround, it seems to also have resolved the issue! Perhaps the addition of the switch and wiring induces a small measure of capacitance? In any case, I haven't had that issue again in months, if it recurs I can reset via the switch. Note: I folded the excess metal of switch and used electrical tape wrapped around it to form protective 'wings' so switch doesn't accidentally get switched OFF. Works great!
THANK YOU! Worked perfect, first time! 🙌
Glad it worked for you!
This actually helped thank god!
Glad it worked for you!
Thanks, it worked for a while but it shuts off after a couple of days did anyone find a permanent solution?
Honestly, the real fix is to take the dash apart and replace the cluster. That alone is expensive just for labor unless you do it yourself. Clusters can be found on Ebay, most with program your mileage before shipping it to you.
Replace a very inexpensive capacitor and up it's value to 220uf and while you're there test the adjacent capacitors to be on the safe side.
Thank you guys!!
I was having the same problem. Research led me to believe it's the capacitor. My workaround had been to disconnect the 12V battery in trunk; then reconnect it. This works but began to be more of a nuisance. I decided to wire a light -switch (common AC light switch 120V/15A found cheaply in hardware stores) with a short length of wire (common lamp-wire 14-gauge). Wired between grounding screw and ground wire to battery. This method allows easy access to disconnect/reconnect battery (i.e. reset electrical system). Capacitors acts to reduce ripple effect on the voltage. The main problem seems to be as the original capacitor(s) degrade over time, they may no longer reliably reduce the initial ripple (upon startup) to allow the computer to fully initialize; hence the multifunction display isn't brought online. While the light-switch was a fairly easy, quick, and cheap workaround, it seems to also have resolved the issue! Perhaps the addition of the switch and wiring induces a small measure of capacitance? In any case, I haven't had that issue again in months, if it recurs I can reset via the switch. Note: I folded the excess metal of switch and used electrical tape wrapped around it to form protective 'wings' so switch doesn't accidentally get switched OFF. Works great!
Wowww thank you brother ❤🎉😮
You are very welcome
Dude, you're a genius 👏!
Wow, thanks!
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Which unlock did you hit???
The unlock button on the key fob.
Wind was blowing around 90 mph!
thats insane!
holy sh*t! how fast was the wind blowing!