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Guest

After installing Windows XP Professional my system will not start up without
giving me a Disk Boot Failure, Insert System Disk and Press Enter. It starts
up fine after doing this. I have recently installed SP2 and I can no longer
reinstall from my original disk although I can still boot from it when
needed. Can anybody help?
 
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Shenan Stanley

Cam said:
After installing Windows XP Professional my system will not start up
without giving me a Disk Boot Failure, Insert System Disk and Press
Enter. It starts up fine after doing this. I have recently
installed SP2 and I can no longer reinstall from my original disk
although I can still boot from it when needed. Can anybody help?

Are you saying that you installed Windows XP from a CD (Windows XP or
Windows XP SP1?) and it functioned fine until you installed SP2 then it
failed?
 
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William Effinger

most likely you have a problem with your ACR path in you boot.ini
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