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hi,
i did try to upgrade my xp home edition to xp prof. i've bought a package for bootable & upgrade ms xp prof edition (with adv security). PC detected the problem & automatic shut down to prevent pc damage during upgrade process. The application failed to close & reboot the pc every time it encounter same pro. I try to stop or end the installation, but it seem helpless (ctrl-del-alt or shutdown pc). When pc restart it went to same screen "installation progress" (with cd insert). Question 1) am my PC face a very serious problem?? 2) how can i restore my xp home edition? 3) how can i cancel the installation? 4) what is possiblelity caused for this problem?? Please help. Thanks Regards Chris |
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> hi, > > i did try to upgrade my xp home edition to xp prof. i've bought a > package for bootable & upgrade ms xp prof edition (with adv security). > Can you be very specific as to WHAT you bought? (What does it actually say on the CD?) > PC detected the problem What problem? Be more specific, including exact error messages. -- Gordon Burgess-Parker Systems and Management Accounting www.gbpcomputing.co.uk |
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Hi gordon,
Thanks for the supporting. The problem was there some file corrupted inside the upgrade/bootable cd. The installation unable to complete & prompt the error & restart the pc as well durng installation time. Luckily, i bought another cd & complete the installation. My pc running well, now. Thanks Regards Chris "Gordon" wrote: > Chris wrote: > > hi, > > > > i did try to upgrade my xp home edition to xp prof. i've bought a > > package for bootable & upgrade ms xp prof edition (with adv security). > > > > Can you be very specific as to WHAT you bought? (What does it actually say > on the CD?) > > > > PC detected the problem > > What problem? Be more specific, including exact error messages. > > > -- > Gordon Burgess-Parker > Systems and Management Accounting > www.gbpcomputing.co.uk > > > |
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Chris wrote:
> Hi gordon, > > Thanks for the supporting. The problem was there some file corrupted > inside the upgrade/bootable cd. The installation unable to complete & > prompt the error & restart the pc as well durng installation time. > Luckily, i bought another cd & complete the installation. > > My pc running well, now. > Glad you fixed it! |
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