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Hello. I recently found that my Games folder was empty. When I try to
re-install the games from my XP Pro cd, I get the errors: "Setup cannot copy
the file sol.hl_." etc. If I cancel and try to continue setup, It just gives
the same error from the next item.
I tried to uninstall and reinstall the Accessories and Utilities folder and
recieved the same errors. The cd is a Genuine Windows XP Professional
Upgrade. It includes Service Pack 2. Version 2002. The cd is not scratched or
smudged in any way and I can see the files on it when I browse the cd. I also
checked my cd drive by installing two other programs from two different cds.
It works fine.
There are several things that happened or I did to the computer before I
lost the games but I dont want to get into the details if I dont have to
(dont want to write a small novel). The most significant, I think is that I
had to reactivate my copy of Windows, because I had removed my etherlink card
(I only have dial-up here). Also I messed up some drivers and had to
reinstall them. I'm not sure which caused the reactivation screen to pop up.
When I reactivated, I couldn't connect to the internet and had to do it over
the phone, so they gave me a different Product Key to use.
I hope that information helps to explain my situation enough. I would just
do a clean reinstall of XP, but am now afraid it wouldn't copy the files from
the cd.
Thanks
Medieval
Dell Dimension 8200
Windows XP Pro SP2 with all current updates
re-install the games from my XP Pro cd, I get the errors: "Setup cannot copy
the file sol.hl_." etc. If I cancel and try to continue setup, It just gives
the same error from the next item.
I tried to uninstall and reinstall the Accessories and Utilities folder and
recieved the same errors. The cd is a Genuine Windows XP Professional
Upgrade. It includes Service Pack 2. Version 2002. The cd is not scratched or
smudged in any way and I can see the files on it when I browse the cd. I also
checked my cd drive by installing two other programs from two different cds.
It works fine.
There are several things that happened or I did to the computer before I
lost the games but I dont want to get into the details if I dont have to
(dont want to write a small novel). The most significant, I think is that I
had to reactivate my copy of Windows, because I had removed my etherlink card
(I only have dial-up here). Also I messed up some drivers and had to
reinstall them. I'm not sure which caused the reactivation screen to pop up.
When I reactivated, I couldn't connect to the internet and had to do it over
the phone, so they gave me a different Product Key to use.
I hope that information helps to explain my situation enough. I would just
do a clean reinstall of XP, but am now afraid it wouldn't copy the files from
the cd.
Thanks
Medieval
Dell Dimension 8200
Windows XP Pro SP2 with all current updates