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Reinstalling Vista Business Upgrade
The only painful thing I do when installing XP is with the swap file. After the initial install is complete, I turn off VM, reboot and degrag the C: drive. Sometimes Drive Image won't work on a Dell. Sometimes Ghost also won't work on some newer Dells. Possibly because of how they partition their drives.

Reinstall Windows
It won't accellerate loading from 1541s. I don't think it's compatible with JIFFYDos and it doesn't work in C128 mode. Although loading accelerators only To install the loader execute a SYS50688, and to restore the default kernal loader execute a SYS50691. Three different versions are contained in the reverse

WMP 11 Won't Install
You could give it a try following the links I put under Repair Install if you need to. You won't lose files, or programs, or mess up the registry with any of .... the 2nd linked MSKB below): How to use the Bootrec.exe tool in the Windows Recovery Environment to troubleshoot and repair startup issues in Windows Vista.

Etch installation media doesn't boot (neither NETINST CD, nor ...
ASUS M2N-MX SE. 4200+ Athlon XP Dual core It recognises my HD as 300gb but won't reboot There are a variety of causes that type of problem. One of them is simply a defective HDD (notwithstanding that the BIOS and/or the OS detects the drive). Since this is a fresh install of the OS I assume there's no data on that

Reinstall Windows
I currently have XP installed however it seems to be a corrupted install as software, ie Internet Explorer, downloaded software, etc, gets uninstalled and won't work everytime I turn off the PC. I was wondering do I need to purchase the full version of Vista Basic or can I use the upgrade.

02-14-08 MS updates, IE won't get homepage
Won't hurt. The ideal thing would be to simply do a fresh install of Vista from the XP desktop but I can understand that you might not want to do that. It is the resolution for that issue. Use it and you will not have to use the escape key or special boot managers or anything else other than the traditional

Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 updated
Task Manager doesn't provide a method of dumping the process list. Asking the user to manually type out the list probable won't go too far. ;-) Process Explorer does provide that capability, dumping the list to a text file, but we would have to ask them to download it, first. At least there is no install routine

Application Install Problem
Lee sorry Lee, but even firefox won't delete the localstore.rdf file. And as I've said previously, to do what firefox can do with private data, you can install multizilla: http://multizilla.mozdev.org/ But Grant, what does localstore.rdf have to do with any of this? Lee.

Moving from W2k to XP with a Big HD
I have a valid copy of XP, however that is failing to install (I have left a query on the XP newsgroup relating to that.) If WinXP won't install, you probably still have hardware problems that could also prevent the installation of Vista. Previous Upgrade versions of windows allowed you to insert a CD from a

1581 fastloader source code available?
Ted "Vera Noest [MVP]" wrote: Was the TS in install mode during installation of Office? Here's a KB article that describes your problem, albeit for Word 2000: all users will get a fresh copy of the shadow key into their HKCU part of the registry, so you won't have to modify/add all individual \Data subkeys.

Kickstart install - I'm completely lost!
I had mounted it safely, I thought, on the IDE controller thinking an install would choose the SATA master. Not so. Let me say, charitably, the contents of the 80G HD are no longer with me. (80/76 vs 320--Get it?) Instead it contains only W2K. I probably won't miss the data too much, since over the years I've moved

Dual boot - remove one OS.
He sure did, and I surely will try it! Another thing you might try is drag the harddrive out that box and use another box to install to that harddrive and then stick the drive back into the original box and see what happens. My fear of doing it that way is that I won't get the proper net drivers installed.

TeXLive install problem
I can't import to WM because WM does not recognize the installation of Outlook 2007 (although WLM does). WM gives a MAPI not installed error. As much as I like Windows Live Mail, and it does work fairly well with IMAP providers like Gmail, I can't use it if the import function from Outlook won't work.

Vista constantly rebooting after this week's updates - "Config
I don't have a logitech cam. What to do? the full update also failed, until I rebooted. SO next time, I guess I won't try to install the partial update until You could download the complete installations to the portable device, then transfer them to your system. If you're located far from "civilization" the

Ultimate: clean re-install, need some advice..
Sure it takes extra time, but its worth it to know there is nothing "residual" from a previous install. I won't get to this until Tuesday though, as I have some time off. Also someone mentioned about being some sort of "gunea pig" for troubleshooting / install issues or something, and yes I most certainly would be

Internet explorer cannot display webpage
(As well as the Mail program issue?) No, a different method wouldn't help--and in fact would be much worse. The Mail issue is rare--I have never had and have OpenSSH requires BSD SS, as do other apps--and if BSD is not installed those apps won't install either. BSD subsystem is an extensive collection of 'nix

Convert new HP 32bit Vista home premium to Vista 64bit Ultimate
The uninstall does not complete.If i try to repair php i get the same error.Is there any way of uinstalling ?Shall i just delete the files?? If you ask me, you installed it the wrong way to start with, using the installer, which sucks. Never install PHP like that, you won't be able to load any dlls by uncommenting

localstore.rdf, etc.
When the refresh is complete go ahead and install BSD subsystem. Keep in mind there is a small bug in Installer: when a package fails to install it stays in Like Term-vt100 won't install, the weDict add-on dictionaries don't seem to be working, the Dock screenshot isn't saving the images, and iPhysics add-ons

Installed Vista dual boot, think I screwed up!
Now, at the ISP I won't be able to do this so I will need to be a lot more careful about security issues. I am planning to make a list of steps I need to take to configure the OS to my liking and install applications I need. However, I would really, really love to have some advice from you re the basic steps.

Kickstart install - I'm completely lost!
Jennifer Jenni...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public frontpage client Well, I got a complete new system, new hard drive, cards, etc. when I upgraded I don't know if that means anything. Bottom line, I still am getting the very same error messages when I try to install FP 2000, and when I try to open it.