Everytime i try to boot my computer up its hangs on the
MS Windows Logo Screen, the screen right before it
says "Welcome."  I have tried booting it in safe mode and
it does the exact same thing.

I have a brand new system build that locks up, on
installation with an OEM XP home cd w/ SP1a, with an
error message..." file Pci.sys caused an unexpected error
32768. However I can use an older XP OEM cd with SP1 and

Is there a way I can delete files that were created on
the same date, same size and same name?  ie copies of
files in different folders?
I am helping a friend reorganize his files.  Other people

I successfully completed a full install of XP Home over
Windows 2000 Professional - when I boot the laptop I get
a screen providing me the option to choose XP or 2000
Professional as the operating system.

Whenever I click windows update it gives me this error:
0x8007007E. Please help! If possible can you also email
me the solution at mrph1sh@hotmail.com (the #1 instead of
the letter i)

I'm installing XP onto a workstation.  The installation
process was going fine.
After the initial reboot, the system continues to reboot
over and over again.

We have a customer that has purchased 10 new pc's and operating sysems and
has requested that we do an install on a machine then they will take the
machine and they are going to Partition it and install 2000 on the other
partition and then they want to hide the XP partition. And ...

After removing Windows Messenger and Pinball from an
installation of XP Pro, Ghosting it, and then installing
on other systems using SysPrep, Messenger and
Pinball 'come back' with newly created users. The

i'm getting an error that lsass.exe path can not be found
after trying to use a ris image. Thanks

I get an error message "Stop error message 0x000003A" when
I reboot after XP HOme has begun the process of
installing.  It won't allow me to continue.  Any advice on
what this error means?

I have a Netware 4.11 server and I need to connect a
Windows XP workstation to it.  What do I need to do?
Clyde

I was trying to reinstall XP. However, it was not
necessary for me to so and when the computer boots I have
the option of two operatings systems: Windows XP
Professional and Windows XP Professional Setup. How can I

I installed Windows Xp on a computer that was currently
using windows 98. INstead of converting the current hard
drive to NTFS, I accidently chose to quick format NTFS.
Now I have Windows 98 on one hard drive and Windows XP on

I can't seem to get the all users folder to be of any use.
Is there some information on how to properly use this
folder?
It could be very usefull if the shortcuts actually

I just installed a new motherboard for a friend. I can boot
from an old windows98se installation cd and everything
in the CMOS looks good.I am assuming the hardware is
configured properly. When I remove the bootable cd and try