Wrong cd ?

G

Guest

Hi
the fps of windows xp home edition did ask me to put in de home edition xp
sp2 cd.
I have a new pc ( fujitsu siemens scaleo p ) with the cd windows XP home
edition sp2.
it has happened now 2 times , I put in the original cd , but the message
keep coming , You put in the wrong cd ! ?
I think it has to do something with all the updates I received , now windows
does not know its original cd ?
help me ?
 
B

Bullwinkle

Styx said:
Hi
the fps of windows xp home edition did ask me to put in de home edition xp
sp2 cd.
I have a new pc ( fujitsu siemens scaleo p ) with the cd windows XP home
edition sp2.
it has happened now 2 times , I put in the original cd , but the message
keep coming , You put in the wrong cd ! ?
I think it has to do something with all the updates I received , now
windows
does not know its original cd ?
help me ?

What are you trying to do?
 
G

Guest

Bullwinkle said:
What are you trying to do?

Hi

Well , I have some games that seem to change files on my pc , since the
warning came up , that "some files that are needed by windows are changed ,
please put in your windows xp home edition cd , so windows can repair the
files."
This has happened a few times now , after a game install or after a program
install , the programs or games might be old or new , sometimes this little
window comes up , asking me to put the windows cd in the drive.
If I run windows file protection , the question comes up also.
But windows keeps on saying it is not the right cd !!
( while it is sureley the right one) ( ie. windows xp home edition sp2)
Id did in fact asked me one time (wrongly) for windows xp professional !!
So now I cannot let windows repair the "changed"files , since windows does
not recognise its own real cd ....

I know in the past it had happened to windows NT2000 , but the solution
there I cannot find inside windows xp...

Thanks for response Paul
 
G

GHalleck

Styx said:
:




Hi

Well , I have some games that seem to change files on my pc , since the
warning came up , that "some files that are needed by windows are changed ,
please put in your windows xp home edition cd , so windows can repair the
files."
This has happened a few times now , after a game install or after a program
install , the programs or games might be old or new , sometimes this little
window comes up , asking me to put the windows cd in the drive.
If I run windows file protection , the question comes up also.
But windows keeps on saying it is not the right cd !!
( while it is sureley the right one) ( ie. windows xp home edition sp2)
Id did in fact asked me one time (wrongly) for windows xp professional !!
So now I cannot let windows repair the "changed"files , since windows does
not recognise its own real cd ....

I know in the past it had happened to windows NT2000 , but the solution
there I cannot find inside windows xp...

Thanks for response Paul

There are several versions of Windows XP Home Edition. To begin with,
the major division is "retail" versus "OEM". On the "OEM" side, there
are "branded" versions (e.g., Dell, Compaq, HP, etc.) and "generic"
versions for installation of new computers only. And also from the
OEM's, there are full versions of Windows XP with all of the files and
"recovery disc" versions of XP.

One needs to know what version of Windows XP Home Edition cdrom one
has as well as the actual version that is loaded into the computer when
buying from a computer shop, dealer or major manufacturer.

And, hopefully, if the computer had recently been serviced by a shop,
the version of Windows XP that corresponds to the original purchase.
In other words, it is no good if the shop Windows XP Pro whilst the
owner just has Windows XP Home Edition, as an example of one of the
possible variations.

Do some checking and post back.
 
G

Guest

Hi

Yes , sleeping a night over it , I began to think it might have something to
do with the brand name fujitsu , it is a recovery disk , and as with brand
name computers it must have been changed , since I happened to know , ( I
repair pc's) the original windows xp does not find the sata harddisks , and
this "recovery cd " does.
So I go over to fujitsu , to complain over it :)
because its a good thing this fileprotection , and specially when it works :)
thanks for your answer , greetings Paul
 

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