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I installed Windows XP Pro over my Windows XP home a few days ago. My Windows
XP Pro seemed to be working fine except it didn't feel or acknowledge my
built in speakers and various other hardware. My dad said this might stem
from the fact that the Windows I have (being from 2001) is older than my
laptop. He suggested I DL the service pack onto on desktop computer, put it
on a disk and open it on my laptop and install. I did that, and everything
seemed to go fine until I restarted my PC as I usually do when I install new
software. My laptop told there had a been a error that Windows was failing to
boot properly due to some failed installation of software or failed hardware
installation. It had a few options like "start with the last known
configuration of windows that worked on your computer" so I did that. And I
tried the other options too. But after a few screens of the usual booting up
stuff my laptop just goes to a black screen and I can't get away from it.
Windows Support won't help me so I'm asking you guys. Any ideas? Sorry for
being a computer pain.
XP Pro seemed to be working fine except it didn't feel or acknowledge my
built in speakers and various other hardware. My dad said this might stem
from the fact that the Windows I have (being from 2001) is older than my
laptop. He suggested I DL the service pack onto on desktop computer, put it
on a disk and open it on my laptop and install. I did that, and everything
seemed to go fine until I restarted my PC as I usually do when I install new
software. My laptop told there had a been a error that Windows was failing to
boot properly due to some failed installation of software or failed hardware
installation. It had a few options like "start with the last known
configuration of windows that worked on your computer" so I did that. And I
tried the other options too. But after a few screens of the usual booting up
stuff my laptop just goes to a black screen and I can't get away from it.
Windows Support won't help me so I'm asking you guys. Any ideas? Sorry for
being a computer pain.