Rich;
I went to the howtohaven site and followed the directions for how to
slipstream XP Service Pack 3 to create a setup disk. I followed the steps in
detail and everything went fine until I got to "6. Slipstream the Service
Pack." When I brought up the command prompt and entered C:\XPSP3
/intergrate:C:\XPSETUP, the response was "C:\XPSP3 is not recognized as an
internal or external command, operable program or batch file." I went to the
C: drive and confirmed that the file was there that I had downloaded. (I
wonder if using the link on the howtohaven site to download Service Pack 3
may be problimatic. It goes to Windows XP Service Pack 3 Network Installation
Package for IT Professionals and Developers. The downloaded file is a Self
Extracting Cabinet.) The usual Microsoft download site doesn't allow the file
to be saved. It only scans the computer to determine if you already have
Service Pack 3, which I do. Any ideas????
Dave G.
"Rich Barry" wrote:
> If you updated WinXP to SP2 and/or Sp3 then your original XP home
> edition without those Service packs will not work. You will have to create
> a XP disk with SP2 and SP3.
> How to do this you can find at the site provided.
> http://www.howtohaven.com/system/sli...e-pack-3.shtml
>
> If your computer is working properly except for the HP All in One, what
> is the problem with the HP??
>
>
> "dama1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:50B273B0-8778-4C9E-B4EA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > After three hours on the phone with HP (because my all-in-one quit
> > functioning), the tech ran out of options after uninstalling and reloading
> > software. He ran a SFC/Scannow (Windows File Protection) as a last resort
> > thinking the problem was with the OS. We got the message "Files that are
> > required for Windows to run properly must be copied to the DLL cache.
> > Insert
> > your Windows XP Home Edition CD-ROM now." I did, and the process completed
> > without any error messages. After removing the OS disk, I ran SFC/Scannow
> > again (Trust but Verify). I got the same message as before running with
> > the
> > OS disk installed. Evidently the files needed did not copy to the DLL
> > cache.
> > What am I doing wrong and how can I resolve this?
> > I have Windows XP running on a Dell Vostro 200. Any input is appreciated.
> > Dave G.
> >
>
>
> .
>
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