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Bill Tobin
Help,
I screwed up my registry and had to re-install WIN XP.
When it finally came back, I ended up with a couple of
problems.
1) In IE when a secondary window opens, like this Post a
New Message window, it is blank (pop ups are also blank).
This is being written in Netscape, so that browser does not
have the problem, so I am concluding something in IE is
configured wrong.
(It also maybe related to problem 2)
2) Originally, Win XP operated from C1), but when I
installed a bigger drive I copied everything to E: (0)
everything seemed to work fine and I think I remembered
setting the E: drive as the main default drive. With the
reinstall the bigger drive is now C: (but still 0) while
the smaller drive is now D: (also still 1) and I think it
is booting from D: (1), but when I start the computer, it
is giving me a choice of which operating system, but they
are both Win XP. How do I get rid of the extra instance of
Win XP (the one that doesn't work)? Can I juat delete the
line from Boot.ini?
Thanks for any help.
Bill
I screwed up my registry and had to re-install WIN XP.
When it finally came back, I ended up with a couple of
problems.
1) In IE when a secondary window opens, like this Post a
New Message window, it is blank (pop ups are also blank).
This is being written in Netscape, so that browser does not
have the problem, so I am concluding something in IE is
configured wrong.
(It also maybe related to problem 2)
2) Originally, Win XP operated from C1), but when I
installed a bigger drive I copied everything to E: (0)
everything seemed to work fine and I think I remembered
setting the E: drive as the main default drive. With the
reinstall the bigger drive is now C: (but still 0) while
the smaller drive is now D: (also still 1) and I think it
is booting from D: (1), but when I start the computer, it
is giving me a choice of which operating system, but they
are both Win XP. How do I get rid of the extra instance of
Win XP (the one that doesn't work)? Can I juat delete the
line from Boot.ini?
Thanks for any help.
Bill