Where did my posting go?

[Ralph Applebee]

Yesterday I posted a query about replacing the motherboard on a system
running XP pro. It is not shown in- ms.windowsxp.general newgroup.

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I seem to have a failing motherboard on a system running Windows XP pro. XP
pro was originally installed as an upgrade to Windows 98 SE. Should I use
the proceedures of note #824125 for replacing the motherboard on a Computer
running Windows 2000/Server 2003?
The alternative is reinstall everything onto a disk which lacks the Windows
and Program files directories.

Per 824125: I would begin with install using the XP upgrade CD - turning off
the computer as it begins to restart, replace motherboard, and allow the
upgrade to continue, finally reinstall service packs and hot fixes. Will I
then need to reinstall application software?

 

[Rob Schneider]

Search Google groups, and you'll fiknd it's there:

http://groups.google.com/groups?as_...l&as_drrb=q&as_qdr=w&lr=lang_en&num=100&hl=en

Per waht I see on Google, you also got some replies.

Could be the server you are using doesn't hold the postings very long.

Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.

rms

 

[Will Denny]

Hi

I can see it - 17/05/2004 timed at 22:15. Could be that no one answer your
query.

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Will Denny
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User


| Yesterday I posted a query about replacing the motherboard on a system
| running XP pro. It is not shown in- ms.windowsxp.general newgroup.
|
| ********************
| I seem to have a failing motherboard on a system running Windows XP pro.
XP
| pro was originally installed as an upgrade to Windows 98 SE. Should I use
| the proceedures of note #824125 for replacing the motherboard on a
Computer
| running Windows 2000/Server 2003?
| The alternative is reinstall everything onto a disk which lacks the
Windows
| and Program files directories.
|
| Per 824125: I would begin with install using the XP upgrade CD - turning
off
| the computer as it begins to restart, replace motherboard, and allow the
| upgrade to continue, finally reinstall service packs and hot fixes. Will
I
| then need to reinstall application software?
|
|

 

[John McGaw]

Yesterday I posted a query about replacing the motherboard on a system
running XP pro. It is not shown in- ms.windowsxp.general newgroup.

********************
I seem to have a failing motherboard on a system running Windows XP pro. XP
pro was originally installed as an upgrade to Windows 98 SE. Should I use
the proceedures of note #824125 for replacing the motherboard on a Computer
running Windows 2000/Server 2003?
The alternative is reinstall everything onto a disk which lacks the Windows
and Program files directories.

Per 824125: I would begin with install using the XP upgrade CD - turning off
the computer as it begins to restart, replace motherboard, and allow the
upgrade to continue, finally reinstall service packs and hot fixes. Will I
then need to reinstall application software?

Your posting is there with five replies -- most likely you haven't set up
your newsreader properly.
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[Knoxville, TN, USA]

Return address will not work. Please
reply in group or through my website:
http://johnmcgaw.com

 

[Michael Stevens]

Yesterday I posted a query about replacing the motherboard on a system
running XP pro. It is not shown in- ms.windowsxp.general newgroup.

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