I am trying to upgrade xp home sp1 to xp pro and a dvd-
ram uncompatability message pops up.  It looks like I
would need xp pro sp1, but how do I obtain that?  If
anyone can provide assistance to resolve this

I purchased a new PC (e-machiine T2865) on Tuesday of
last and I'm attempting to reconfigure the keyboard
internet hot-button. What I'd like to do is set the hot-
button so that when I press it my high-speed internet

I got microsoft online and I am trying to do an update
and it is requesting a disk which i do not have.
What do I do to get the update.

My Forcefeedback pro software was fine on w98 Now I have
XP the software will not load and tells me to contact
support Support is no help at all! any solutions please

Purchased a Segate 200 gig hard drive and installed it as Master on
the HiPoint Raid controller.  Attempted to format it under XP using
the wizard, and came up with an LDM error, number 80004005.
Can't find any reference to this - any ideas?

I recently performed a reformat/reinstall of XP on my
parents hard-drive.  Being 1000 miles away I had to do
the work on my computer then send their copy of XP and
the hard-drive back to them to use .  Upon Startup they

Have upgraded my computer from ME to XP Pro. Up graded
the drivers on my HP laserjet 4L. When I try to print,
the lights on the 4L flash but nothing prints, there is
also nothing in the print queue.

After running windows update i no longer have sound. When
i try to use anything with sound it says this cannot be
played because windows hardware is in use by another
apllication.If i try to use windows media player it says

When I try to hibernate my xp pro computer it hangs at preparing to
hibernate. Any ideas on how to correct this problem?

I can see my CD roms - CDRW and DVDRW - in WinXP.
I can run DVDs, VCD, access data etc.
CD writing programs work fine too.
But any programs that 'rip' music or video do not list the

how can i make windows xp recognize a good old isa lan
card?

This message appeared unexpectedly:
"D:/is not accessible, Incorrect function."
This is the CD-ROM drive.
No disk can be read in Windows Home XP. I have removed

I am trying to add HP's (external) MovieWriter dc3000 DVD
burner to my HP Pavillion system -- which already has an
internal CD burner and a DVD/CD reader.  Win XP-Pro
chokes right after installing the driver with this msg:

I am using Windows XP Professional. Till 2 days back
everything was working fine. But suddenly 2 days back i
found that my laptop is not recognising any USB device
like mouse or quick drives. My auto upadate feature in

What would make my cd-rw/ cd-rom disappear from the my
computer menu?