Installations problem, cant copy file - Win XP Home Edition

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Hi. I´m trying to reinstall xp after having gotten a completely unstable pc.
It´s a long story, but after installing Civilization Warlords my pc randomly
crashes, reboots etc. No virus however. So, I remove the game, but it doesnt
help. Next step is to reinstall xp.

And here a new problem arises; during the installation it promps "The
installation programme cannot copy the file migregdb.ex_" even though the
file is there on the CD in the library \i386. Trying to continue the
installation process only results in more files missing even though they
apparantly are all there. Finally the installation program reboots abruptly
and restarts the installations process with the same result as before.

What to do?

Needless to say, my XP is original, legit and all that.
 
Hi Jonathan,

I had that happen a few times, myself. No big deal. I cleaned both the Windows XP CD with a CD Cleaning solution and you also clean the CD/DVD Recorder using a CD Cleaning kit.

Examples:

http://www.officedepot.com/ddSKU.do... Cleaning &y=16&uniqueSearchFlag=true&An=text

Kensington® Drive Guardian™ CD Lens Drive Cleaner

http://www.officedepot.com/ddSKU.do... Cleaning &y=16&uniqueSearchFlag=true&An=text

Kensington® Media Guardian™ CD Disc Cleaner


After I used the above products, I had no problems. Sometimes, you need to clean the products again, if you never used a Cleaning product before. Read the instructions.
 
Hi. I?m trying to reinstall xp after having gotten a completely unstable pc.
It?s a long story, but after installing Civilization Warlords my pc randomly
crashes, reboots etc. No virus however. So, I remove the game, but it doesnt
help. Next step is to reinstall xp.

And here a new problem arises; during the installation it promps "The
installation programme cannot copy the file migregdb.ex_" even though the
file is there on the CD in the library \i386. Trying to continue the
installation process only results in more files missing even though they
apparantly are all there. Finally the installation program reboots abruptly
and restarts the installations process with the same result as before.

What to do?

Needless to say, my XP is original, legit and all that.
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Usually problems copying from the installation CD during setup
indicates faulty memory. The crashes and reboots would also support
this.

Try running memtest and see what it finds
 
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