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Guest
but if my computer doesn't have enuogh mb how did i get windows xp professional to work fine on the same computer?
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Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP Windows Shell/User\)
From what you posted, it appears your system doesn't have the horsepower to
run XP, home or pro in much more than a slow pace. I can't answer your
question, I don't know why you made the change in the first place if pro was
running fine. If it was, than either there is something wrong with the
specs you posted or there is something amiss in how home was installed. If
your original XP Pro was a recovery disk, you might try running that as that
will set your system back to its factory fresh condition. Given things
you've mentioned, I can only suggest, if that doesn't return your system to
a satisfactory state that you call your computer's tech support or take it
to a shop or the place where you purchased it for help as I don't have
enough information to help you any further. That is, I would need to be
physically at your computer to see if I could determine what is going on.
run XP, home or pro in much more than a slow pace. I can't answer your
question, I don't know why you made the change in the first place if pro was
running fine. If it was, than either there is something wrong with the
specs you posted or there is something amiss in how home was installed. If
your original XP Pro was a recovery disk, you might try running that as that
will set your system back to its factory fresh condition. Given things
you've mentioned, I can only suggest, if that doesn't return your system to
a satisfactory state that you call your computer's tech support or take it
to a shop or the place where you purchased it for help as I don't have
enough information to help you any further. That is, I would need to be
physically at your computer to see if I could determine what is going on.
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Guest
After installing XP Pro you may wish to look in the "Device Manager" to see if you have any driver issues
This can cause serious system slowdown
To get to "Device Manager", right click on "My Computer" (desktop icon), select "Manage". Then click on "Device Manager" (halfway down on left pane)
Now look at the device list on the right, are there any little yellow warning icons next to any of the devices
Andy
This can cause serious system slowdown
To get to "Device Manager", right click on "My Computer" (desktop icon), select "Manage". Then click on "Device Manager" (halfway down on left pane)
Now look at the device list on the right, are there any little yellow warning icons next to any of the devices
Andy
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Guest
i have just tried to install windows xp home again and an error came up
INF Install failure Reason: The parameter is incorrect.
what does that mean
INF Install failure Reason: The parameter is incorrect.
what does that mean
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Guest
This is down to driver(s) by the sound of it.
..inf files are "Driver Information Files", basically they tell the Operating
System how to use the device.
Please see the previous post and check the "Device Manager" to see what
device is causing you problems.
Andy
..inf files are "Driver Information Files", basically they tell the Operating
System how to use the device.
Please see the previous post and check the "Device Manager" to see what
device is causing you problems.
Andy
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NEWS
Admin Password is the same as the one that you setup when you first loaded
windows xp in both home and pro
windows xp in both home and pro
rapair. do u know what the administators passwrod is?June Brown said:ok, but first i have to fix the installation so i went to installation