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ongoing sp2 nightmares

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Drew - 28 Oct 2006 17:10 GMT
To all I ask...I have consistantly had problems with sp2 causing brain farts
with my system...It has gotten to the point of needing to do a fresh install
of win xp sp2 (slipstreamed disc) on a 2nd drive and then one by one adding
my programs and games to it until I find out where I get the conflict...Here
is where it gets confusing...Since I connect to the net through a router will
I lose those settings ? also since my video card drivers are on the computer
on the first drive will I have to reinstall those ( as well as all the other
drivers ?) Can you drag and drop programs from my first drive onto the 2nd
drive rather than reinstall them ??..Need advice on all this PLEASE !!!

Running Widows xp sp1a with a lot of sp2 as well
P4 2.8 with h/t
2gigs of ddr400 ram
Nvidia 7600gs oc 256mg vid card
Dell 24" lcd monitor
Linksys wrt54g v4 router
fastest dsl available in town
running 2 sata drives
Norton Security 2006
Sunbelt's Counterspy
Bill Ps' Winpatrol
All latest drivers and updates

I appreciate all help you can
provide.......................................Drew
Shenan Stanley - 28 Oct 2006 17:25 GMT
> To all I ask...I have consistantly had problems with sp2 causing
> brain farts with my system...It has gotten to the point of needing
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> I appreciate all help you can
> provide.......................................Drew

If you install another copy or a fresh copy of Windows XP...
You have to reinstall everything else too.

I'd be shocked if your "router" has some special settings.

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Drew - 28 Oct 2006 18:44 GMT
Appreciate the response....The router does not have any special settings
persay but I do remember installing the software when I first purchased
it...I guess it is looking more and more like I will have to reinstall all...

> > To all I ask...I have consistantly had problems with sp2 causing
> > brain farts with my system...It has gotten to the point of needing
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>
> I'd be shocked if your "router" has some special settings.
Jim - 28 Oct 2006 19:41 GMT
> Appreciate the response....The router does not have any special settings
> persay but I do remember installing the software when I first purchased
> it...I guess it is looking more and more like I will have to reinstall
> all...

You were configuring the router software to work in your configuration.
Jim

>> > To all I ask...I have consistantly had problems with sp2 causing
>> > brain farts with my system...It has gotten to the point of needing
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
>>
>> I'd be shocked if your "router" has some special settings.
Gerry Cornell - 28 Oct 2006 21:46 GMT
Drew

Perhaps you should describe your problems providing copies of
Error Reports before embarking on a reinstall. You might get a
much simpler solution!

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> Appreciate the response....The router does not have any special settings
> persay but I do remember installing the software when I first purchased
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>> I'd be shocked if your "router" has some special settings.
<mac user> - 31 Oct 2006 00:51 GMT
> To all I ask...I have consistantly had problems with sp2 causing brain farts
> with my system...It has gotten to the point of needing to do a fresh install
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
> I appreciate all help you can
> provide.......................................Drew

This is a solution to all windows problems BUY A MAC!!!!!!!
Drew - 31 Oct 2006 01:37 GMT
Now thats funny !!!

> > To all I ask...I have consistantly had problems with sp2 causing brain farts
> > with my system...It has gotten to the point of needing to do a fresh install
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>
> This is a solution to all windows problems BUY A MAC!!!!!!!
Gerry Cornell - 31 Oct 2006 09:10 GMT
Only if it rains cats and dogs!

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> Now thats funny !!!
>
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>> This is a solution to all windows problems BUY A MAC!!!!!!!
Jud Hendrix - 31 Oct 2006 08:31 GMT
>This is a solution to all windows problems BUY A MAC!!!!!!!

After seeing this one, I seriously doubt that that is a good decision =))

http://www.happynowhere.net/mac_parody.php

j
 
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