I have just had Windows XP Installed on my computer, but
I am getting popup ads on it even when not on anything.
So far they have pointed to suggestions like visit
www.destroyads.com or wwwendads.com  

ANYONE HAD THEIR SCREEN GO BLACK AFTER XP COPIES THE
SETUP FILES TO THEIR HARDDRIVE.  All I get to see is the
XP screen for a second and then the screen goes black,
but this is where it is supposed to continue setting up

Can I use the full version of XP pro to upgrade from '98
without losing all of my settings or must I purchase
the "Upgrade Version"?

When I upgraded from XP Home to XP Pro the monitor
resolution is fixed at the lowest resolution and cannot
be changed. I have downloaded and installed the driver
but still not able to get better resolution. What can be

While upgrading to Win XP the setup crashes and won't
recognize the CD to download certain files.  Cleaning the
CD does not work (CD works fine on other machines).
Blue screen also says:

I have 2 PC's at home running Windows XP. We use Time Warner's Roadrunner
cable modem service. Whenever I connect any of the 2 PC's directly to the
cable modem, the speed which web pages load is incredibly fast.
About a year ago I put in a Netgear Web Safe Router model RP114 to ...

I know how to do the above, but I cannot do it when it
involves Windows XP hotfixes.
The problem I have is that when I change the name of a
hotfix using the DisplayName value in

I am trying to use sysprep prior to ghosting new machines
that I have received. I had run sysprep 2.0 on this XP
machine and then I realized I wanted to make a change to
the image.  I brought the machine back up and then ran

this is the erros bloocking issue
microsft shared fax client
then it tell me to remove this option from ad and removed
programs but i cannot find anything with that now there

I'm getting the error "Setup has determined that Drive C:
is corrupt and cannot be repaired".  This is a new hard
drive and I did the format and partition so I know it's a
good drive.  I put Windows 98SE on it first.  It works

I am rolling out Windows XP on a volume license to a bunch of identical Dell
GX270 PCs.
I use Ghost 7.5 to take the image from my master PC, & deploy it to multiple
PCs using SysPrep (from XP) to perform the SID/name change & join my domain.

How can I setup Windows XP Pro from scratch on a computer
and patch it without getting compromised or infected by
virus?
I am trying to install Windows XP Pro on my computer

i am recently trying to reinstall xp after new hardware
caused frequent crashes due to driver problems, i need to
re format the hard drive but how on earth do you create a
boot disc in xp that allows all the features of earlier

how do i get rid of windows 2000... i now have xp and
every time i boot my system it gives me a choice and takes
longer

I am trying to upgrade from an English version of Windows
98 2nd Edition to an English version of Windows XP home
but am receiving the "language of this installation
differs from the one you are installing" message when