ciccio said:I keep gitting a message that i have a newer version and it wont
install but i like the old xp pro better then the new home edition
that came instold with the new cp .thank you
Ted Zieglar said:You will see that message if you upgraded XP Home to Service Pack 1 or 2 and
the version of XP Pro you want to install does not have that service pack.
The solution is to uninstall the service pack, upgrade to XP Pro, then
reinstall the service pack (along with all other critical updates.)
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A lack of knowlege makes no one a fool that is how we lern. the foll is the one who thinks he knows it all and has nothing more to lern that person is allrady dead.thank you but no thanks newbys are no fools they just dont have the knowlege
that is wy we ask .God bless you Don ciccio
Shenan Stanley said:Slipstream (integrate) SP2 into the installation CD or perform a clean
install.
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Iam a newbe i whould appriscieted if you simply tell me step by step i dont anderstand your trmanolgy if you have the time thank you...
ciccio said:Iam a newbe i whould appriscieted if you simply tell me step by step
i dont anderstand your trmanolgy if you have the time thank you...
ciccio said:I keep gitting a message that i have a newer version and it wont install but
i like the old xp pro better then the new home edition that came instold with
the new cp .thank you
Bruce Chambers said:This means that your installed OS is at a higher service pack level
than is the WinXP Pro CD you're using. You'll either need to uninstall
SP2 before attempting the upgrade, or try slipstreaming SP2 into the
upgrade.
For slip-streaming the service pack and subsequent updates to WinXP:
How to integrate software updates into your Windows installation source
files
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;828930
SlipStreaming WinXP
http://www.webtree.ca/windowsxp/slipstream.htm
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ThankYou All And May GOD Bless You . Don Ciccio
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