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Sonsson
How do I go about reinstalling Windows XP Home Edition? The install disc
that I have is outdated.
that I have is outdated.
Sonsson said:How do I go about reinstalling Windows XP Home Edition? The install disc
that I have is outdated.
Sonsson said:I already set my bios for the cd being the no.1 source of boot. When I put
my
boot disc in I got the response that my computer files were newer than my
boot disc and it wouldn't allow a reinstall.
Sonsson said:I already set my bios for the cd being the no.1 source of boot. When I put my
boot disc in I got the response that my computer files were newer than my
boot disc and it wouldn't allow a reinstall.
Sonsson said:How do I go about reinstalling Windows XP Home Edition? The install
disc that I have is outdated.
Ron Badour said:It sounds like you are attempting a repair install with a CD that does not
contain the service packs which you have installed to your system. If you
want to start fresh, select the format option (all files lost) and then
your CD should work. Or, if you have the inclination and a CD burner, you
can try creating a current CD using slipstreaming:
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sp2_slipstream.asp
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Regards
Ron Badour
MS MVP
Windows Desktop Experience
I already set my bios for the cd being the no.1 source of boot. When I put my
boot disc in I got the response that my computer files were newer than my
boot disc and it wouldn't allow a reinstall.
Sonsson said:I'm thinking that my disc might be corrupted. How do I get a new disc?
I'm thinking that my disc might be corrupted. How do I get a new disc?
I'm thinking that my disc might be corrupted. How do I get a new disc?
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