Summary: Recently booted into a blu screen, it deleted some files, too quich to see what they where, then re-booted as though I had just installed a fresh vers...
Summary: Hi, I am currently running WIN XP Pro on a FAT 32 file system but i want to format my HD and run a fresh installation with NTFS. I tried to format my...
Summary: i moved my present XP from primary master to secondary (from hda to hdd). because i installed a new disk with linux at primary master. i couldnt boot ...
Summary: Dell is very good about providing software on CD's. My experience with Dell (dozens and dozens of them) is that the entire operating system is on the...
Summary: If you want to do a fresh install, see if you can boot up from the CD (depends on whether the CD is bootable or not). You should check your CMOS to se...
Summary: I have recently done a fresh install of win xpfrom a formatted drive works fine the only thing is every time i turn power on it does not boot straight...
Summary: I have just did a fresh installation of XP professional version in my C drive which is 2.5 gig big. Before doing the installation I formated C drive w...
Summary: First off, it's not safe mode --- it's normal XP, but after a while, XP will start to boot into 16 color mode. It's like it doesn't see my video card...
Summary: I am attempting to install Windows XP Pro onto a blank HD. My only devices currently are mouse, keyboard, video card, floppy drive, CDROM drive, and ...
Summary: Go into your BIOS and set CDROM as 1st Boot Device, save and exit. Place your Xp CD in the drive and reboot. Once at the Xp setup screen make like you...
Summary: Hey, I'm having a lot of trouble with XP, and I only installed it fresh on a new 120GB HDD a few days ago. When I had the same copy of XP running on a...
Summary: Please help,..i want to do a fresh install of XP,... but i am baffled by what i have read from previous posts,..... do i just change my boot sequence ...
Summary: You have at least two options... Either use an add-in boot-util; Acronis is probably the current flavour of the period here? Read the instructions - c...
Summary: Thank you all, Another Question..lol. Sorry to be a pain. As you probably know, my Dell is a few years old. The disc that came with it says: Operating...
Summary: After having to re-install my O/S using the Dell suppied OEM version of Windows XP MCE 2005 w/Update Rollup 2, when starting up my PC ,it would go t...
Summary: I was unable to do an XP upgrade install due to "hardware issues". I was able to do a fresh install with no trouble at all. My question is this: Is th...
Summary: Hi, I just made a fresh Windows XP Pro install on my PC, and it seems to have gone OK. However, I have two problems. Firstly, when I try to install th...
Summary: When I start up Windows XP it gives me two choices either to boot Unknown Operating System or WinXP Pro. When I go to Unknown Operting system it just ...
Summary: lsass.exe & password issue: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];316134 ------------------- How to Perform an In-Place Upgrade (Rein...
Summary: Restoring only the XP boot loader functionality. 1. How to restore only the XP boot loader functionality. In my case, I re-restore Win98 on c: so the ...
Summary: MY comp was recently FUBAR-ed(f-ed up beyond all recognition)so I added a new hardrive reformatted ever thing and thought Id do a fresh install. No OS...
Summary: "To wit, I recently updated my old Tiny PC (bought in 2001, came with ME installed) with SP2, and restarted for the changes to take effect. The PC has...
Summary: you could try a parallel install you will end up with two windows folders and possibly be able to retrieve your data. Perform a Parellel Install (Same...
Summary: Well a fresh install may work, but it seems extreme. Getting to the desktop can be achieved by inserting the XP disk and booting from it to get to the...
Summary: Hi, I have a weird problem with a fresh install of XP Pro. I bought 2 larger hard disks. I installed one and copied some data onto it from the old di...
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