Windows Cd Key Finder

the memory i bought was right and worked and fit from the list they had on there memory finder menu and speedup the new computer windows 10 a lot

The best key finder. Never fails me. I put one on My boss keys and he loves it. He even reminds me to get replacement for his Tile. Awesome product.

Installed in a Windows 10 Desktop, installed the driver from the CD, and it works perfectly so far.

I use a Windows Pro 7 laptop gaming machine for hobby-based audio fun. It has been difficult to get a clean audio signal from multiple sound sources (tape, cassette, CD) into my laptop using the laptop's Audio In jack. After purchasing the SoundCraft Signature 10 for mic testing and mixing reasons, I discovered that the USB input/output port can deliver a pristine CD-quality audio signal right into my recording application (usually Total Recorder). This makes life so simple! Everything else is frosting on the cake.

I needed a new Blu-Ray to be able to view photos on CD/DVD. Since changing to Windows 10, my older one would no longer work. It was easy to set up. It took a bit of time to get the correct co-ordination to get the photos up and running, but all is well now

The only negative is you have to jump through some hoops to hook it up with a MAC. The software cd is for Windows only and they are not ready for Lion so you have to call Canon and get the sorted.

As many of the other reviewers of this product mention, I too went to search for a driver. After wasting time doing that, I realized that when I restarted my computer, it just magically recognized the device and when I inserted a DVD, or CD, I was able to burn them to my computer. It seems to work on my Windows 7 and Mac operating systems just fine. I have a MacBook Pro without a built-in CD/DVD drive, so this works nicely. I am running OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 (mac) and Windows 7 in Parallels and have been able to burn discs nicely. I would advise forgetting about the usual driver headache that we come to expect when we get new devices and if your computer does not recognize/"see" the device in Finder (mac) or Explorer (windows) when you first plug it in, try a restart and try to plug it in and start playing with it! Sometimes we like to complicate things that do not ask to be complicated...at least that was my experience.

I plugged in the USB-C connector that is included with the device. Windows 11 found it without having the load any drivers and it was able to read an old burned CD I had. I was able to play a CD and it worked perfectly. I would have preferred a slightly longer USB cable, but I can always get an extender. I will try burning disks next, but I do not anticipate any diffieculties. I would recommend giving this DVD burner a spin!

Loaded the USB 3.0 CD on Windows 7, installed the Western Digital USB 3.0 PCIe card, plugged in Western Digital 1TB My Passport USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive and started WD SmartWare. Walked away. All 700GB were duplicated in short order and system now maintaining auto backup. Working as advertised. USB 3.0 is FAASSST!

This light is approaching a Diva 400 in output. In any situation where you can control the ambient light, this will get the job done beautifully. This isn't going to compete with sunlight... i.e. don't expect this to be a key outdoors on a sunny day, but in any indoor situation with 1-2 people, like an interview, when you're going to block out windows or otherwise have control of the ambient light, this will make you really happy. Even when there's some ambient light (of any color) you can still work with it within reason. You can't put a person in front of a window, on a sunny day, and bring them up enough to not blow out the windows, but in almost any other indoor situation, this will get you what you want. Had I known I would like this light so much I would have bought a 2nd during a previous B&H promotion. This is a good size and weight, and the light quality is exceptional. I've worked on national shows/news and I'd have been proud to offer this light for various ways to flatter talent. Even in lower power situations, like filling in a face from below while HMI or something more powerful provides key... this would be an exceptional tool. My point is... many times this can be a wonderful key... and when you need more punch it can still provide other functions. It's a good light... versatile... and impressive in use.