J
James
I recently got a virus on my computer and got it fixed. However, I had to
reinstall my operating system. When I got my computer back, the East Asian
languages could no longer be added.
Like others, I tried adding and got a prompt telling me to insert a Windows
XP Professional Service Pack 3 CD.
I ordered the CD. It costed $10.99 including shipping and handling (here is
where I'm complaining). Now, the installation for the East Asian languages
make it halfway before it AGAIN prompts me to insert the CD. My computer does
not seem to have a c:\i386 or a c:\windows\i386.
Could anyone tell me how to use the CD properly? I tried redirecting the
prompt through the CD and tried installing the CD, but nothing has worked.
reinstall my operating system. When I got my computer back, the East Asian
languages could no longer be added.
Like others, I tried adding and got a prompt telling me to insert a Windows
XP Professional Service Pack 3 CD.
I ordered the CD. It costed $10.99 including shipping and handling (here is
where I'm complaining). Now, the installation for the East Asian languages
make it halfway before it AGAIN prompts me to insert the CD. My computer does
not seem to have a c:\i386 or a c:\windows\i386.
Could anyone tell me how to use the CD properly? I tried redirecting the
prompt through the CD and tried installing the CD, but nothing has worked.