K
Kathryns
am tryin to upgrade with XP home...i getup found some blocking issues. You
must address these issues
before you can continue upgrading your computer.
Blocking Issues
Warnings
Helpful Information
BLOCKING ISSUES
===============
Setup found some issues that will prevent you from upgrading your
Windows installation. You must fix all of these issues before you can
upgrade to Windows XP.
Unsupported Hardware Configuration
----------------------------------
Your computer has hardware devices that prohibit you from upgrading
to Windows XP.
Conflicting Devices
Setup has detected an incompatibility between your video card &
computer's mainboard. Because of this, your computer may not
start up after the upgrade. Contact the manufacturer of your
hardware for technical assistance.
WARNINGS
========
The following issues might require you to obtain files from Microsoft
Windows Update Web site or a manufacturer's Web site. You can still
continue to upgrade to Windows XP without resolving these issues, but
some hardware or software might not work. Follow the recommendations
in each section.
Hardware Compatibility Issues
-----------------------------
Setup has found hardware on your computer that is incompatible with
(that is, it does not work with) Windows XP.
Hardware That Might Need Additional Files
The following hardware might need additional files in order to work
with Windows XP. Contact your hardware vendors to obtain Windows XP
compatible updates. In many cases, if a Windows XP version is not yet
available, a Windows 2000 compatible update should work. It is
recommended that you obtain these drivers in advance.
You can also view the Microsoft Windows XP Hardware Compatibility
List at:
http://www.microsoft.com/isapi/redir.dll?Prd=Whistler&Ar=Help&Sba=comp
atible
Please note that some of the following entries might be software that
is registered as hardware.
Display adapters
NVIDIA GeForce3 Ti 200
Modem
SoftK56 Data Fax Voice Speakerphone CARP #2 (not currently
present)
Printer
Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 640C (not currently present)
System devices
Plug and Play BIOS Extension
Software Incompatible with Windows XP
-------------------------------------
Software That Does Not Support Windows XP
Setup has found programs on your computer that are incompatible with
(that is, they do not work with) Windows XP. Contact your software
vendors to obtain updates or Windows XP-compatible versions. If you
don't update these programs before you upgrade, the programs will not
work after the upgrade is completed.
HSF Modem Region Select (in Control Panel)
Java Plug-in (in Control Panel)
Registry Healer (in Control Panel)
System Information (in Control Panel)
Xteq Systems X-Setup (in Control Panel)
Before you upgrade to Windows XP, you should remove any incompatible
programs if you can. After the upgrade, uninstall for these programs
might not work. Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel can help you
uninstall most programs. Click Start, point to Settings, click
Control Panel, and then click Add/Remove Programs.
Software That Must Be Reinstalled
---------------------------------
The following programs need to be reinstalled after the upgrade,
because they use different files and settings in Windows XP.
Web Publishing Wizard (on the Start menu)
HELPFUL INFORMATION
===================
The following issues are listed for your information only. You can
continue the upgrade to Windows XP.
Software Incompatible with Windows XP
-------------------------------------
Incompatible Hardware Accessories
The following programs support your computer hardware; however, they
are incompatible with Windows XP. To see whether updated versions of
these programs are available, visit your hardware manufacturer's Web
site.
Creative Labs SoundBlaster Accessories
Notes About Your Other Software
-------------------------------
This section describes issues that might affect other software you
use. Be sure to read this section before you begin the upgrade to
Windows XP.
Microsoft Outlook 2000
After Windows XP Setup is complete, you have to reinstall
Microsoft Outlook 2000. To do this, start Outlook. If Outlook
2000 is part of your Startup folder, reinstallation will
automatically begin the first time you log on to Windows XP.
Reinstallation takes a while, and the progress bar restarts
several times.
General Information
-------------------
This section provides important information that you need to be aware
of before you upgrade.
Backup Files Found
Setup found files on your computer that appear to be a backup of part
of Windows 98. During the upgrade to Windows XP, Setup removes
Windows 98 from your computer, including any backups you might have
on your hard disk. Some files in the following folders will be
removed:
c:\FIleCheckBakUP
Protect your backup files by copying them to floppy disks, a network
server, a compressed archive file, or other backup mechanism.
et this...
but shows that nvida and the modem will work with xphome on the Hardware
Compatibility page...so now what do i do?
Any help greatly appreciated
Kate
must address these issues
before you can continue upgrading your computer.
Blocking Issues
Warnings
Helpful Information
BLOCKING ISSUES
===============
Setup found some issues that will prevent you from upgrading your
Windows installation. You must fix all of these issues before you can
upgrade to Windows XP.
Unsupported Hardware Configuration
----------------------------------
Your computer has hardware devices that prohibit you from upgrading
to Windows XP.
Conflicting Devices
Setup has detected an incompatibility between your video card &
computer's mainboard. Because of this, your computer may not
start up after the upgrade. Contact the manufacturer of your
hardware for technical assistance.
WARNINGS
========
The following issues might require you to obtain files from Microsoft
Windows Update Web site or a manufacturer's Web site. You can still
continue to upgrade to Windows XP without resolving these issues, but
some hardware or software might not work. Follow the recommendations
in each section.
Hardware Compatibility Issues
-----------------------------
Setup has found hardware on your computer that is incompatible with
(that is, it does not work with) Windows XP.
Hardware That Might Need Additional Files
The following hardware might need additional files in order to work
with Windows XP. Contact your hardware vendors to obtain Windows XP
compatible updates. In many cases, if a Windows XP version is not yet
available, a Windows 2000 compatible update should work. It is
recommended that you obtain these drivers in advance.
You can also view the Microsoft Windows XP Hardware Compatibility
List at:
http://www.microsoft.com/isapi/redir.dll?Prd=Whistler&Ar=Help&Sba=comp
atible
Please note that some of the following entries might be software that
is registered as hardware.
Display adapters
NVIDIA GeForce3 Ti 200
Modem
SoftK56 Data Fax Voice Speakerphone CARP #2 (not currently
present)
Printer
Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 640C (not currently present)
System devices
Plug and Play BIOS Extension
Software Incompatible with Windows XP
-------------------------------------
Software That Does Not Support Windows XP
Setup has found programs on your computer that are incompatible with
(that is, they do not work with) Windows XP. Contact your software
vendors to obtain updates or Windows XP-compatible versions. If you
don't update these programs before you upgrade, the programs will not
work after the upgrade is completed.
HSF Modem Region Select (in Control Panel)
Java Plug-in (in Control Panel)
Registry Healer (in Control Panel)
System Information (in Control Panel)
Xteq Systems X-Setup (in Control Panel)
Before you upgrade to Windows XP, you should remove any incompatible
programs if you can. After the upgrade, uninstall for these programs
might not work. Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel can help you
uninstall most programs. Click Start, point to Settings, click
Control Panel, and then click Add/Remove Programs.
Software That Must Be Reinstalled
---------------------------------
The following programs need to be reinstalled after the upgrade,
because they use different files and settings in Windows XP.
Web Publishing Wizard (on the Start menu)
HELPFUL INFORMATION
===================
The following issues are listed for your information only. You can
continue the upgrade to Windows XP.
Software Incompatible with Windows XP
-------------------------------------
Incompatible Hardware Accessories
The following programs support your computer hardware; however, they
are incompatible with Windows XP. To see whether updated versions of
these programs are available, visit your hardware manufacturer's Web
site.
Creative Labs SoundBlaster Accessories
Notes About Your Other Software
-------------------------------
This section describes issues that might affect other software you
use. Be sure to read this section before you begin the upgrade to
Windows XP.
Microsoft Outlook 2000
After Windows XP Setup is complete, you have to reinstall
Microsoft Outlook 2000. To do this, start Outlook. If Outlook
2000 is part of your Startup folder, reinstallation will
automatically begin the first time you log on to Windows XP.
Reinstallation takes a while, and the progress bar restarts
several times.
General Information
-------------------
This section provides important information that you need to be aware
of before you upgrade.
Backup Files Found
Setup found files on your computer that appear to be a backup of part
of Windows 98. During the upgrade to Windows XP, Setup removes
Windows 98 from your computer, including any backups you might have
on your hard disk. Some files in the following folders will be
removed:
c:\FIleCheckBakUP
Protect your backup files by copying them to floppy disks, a network
server, a compressed archive file, or other backup mechanism.
et this...
but shows that nvida and the modem will work with xphome on the Hardware
Compatibility page...so now what do i do?
Any help greatly appreciatedKate