M
ManyBeers
I have a Sony Vaio PCGFXA 47 notebook with WindowsXP sp3. The computer came
with Recovery cds and not a WindowsXP cd. So there was no Recovery Console
originally with my computer. However about 6 months ago I was at this website
http://www.aumha.org/ and there was a procedure in a thread outlining the
steps to installing the Recovery Console on any WindowsXP computer. I
followed the procedure and I now have the Recovery Console listed as a boot
option on my Boot.ini file.
A few weeks ago i deleted Screenblast Sounforge&Acid;
Photoshop Elements; and WinDVD from their default install locations on my
C:\drive so I could make a smaller image to burn. These programs are OEM to
my computer. Anyways after burning the image i wanted to reinstall those
programs so I put in the Application Recovery cd to do so but was given the
message "This application is not designed to run on this computer". So I
could not install the programs. My question is this: Did my installing either
SP3 or The Recovery Console cause this effect?
I know this isn't specifically a Windows XP question but
some of you posters here might have insight to whether this could be the
case. I know one thing
--The tech at Sony's chat site didn't know.
with Recovery cds and not a WindowsXP cd. So there was no Recovery Console
originally with my computer. However about 6 months ago I was at this website
http://www.aumha.org/ and there was a procedure in a thread outlining the
steps to installing the Recovery Console on any WindowsXP computer. I
followed the procedure and I now have the Recovery Console listed as a boot
option on my Boot.ini file.
A few weeks ago i deleted Screenblast Sounforge&Acid;
Photoshop Elements; and WinDVD from their default install locations on my
C:\drive so I could make a smaller image to burn. These programs are OEM to
my computer. Anyways after burning the image i wanted to reinstall those
programs so I put in the Application Recovery cd to do so but was given the
message "This application is not designed to run on this computer". So I
could not install the programs. My question is this: Did my installing either
SP3 or The Recovery Console cause this effect?
I know this isn't specifically a Windows XP question but
some of you posters here might have insight to whether this could be the
case. I know one thing
--The tech at Sony's chat site didn't know.