i know that this may be a goofy question but i am wondering
if all computers are capable of headphone attachment.  i
have  a compaq presario 6000 and do not know how to hook up
headphones or even if it is available.  if anyone could

I have a new Dell computer that came with Windows xp.  
When I try to load a software program that I used under
98 it only loads 76 percent and stops at the registry
files.

I'm reinstalling XP and its stalled at setup will
complete in 2 minutes. Any cures for this. I'm trying not
to destroy my original registry.
Thanks,

I installed my new CPU and mother board but I am suck on
how to get the system to work with the new hardware??
Can anyone tell me what I need to do for XP to recognize
that I am the administrator of the XP box and install the

I've had to reinstall my copy of XP Pro on the same
partition that I've had my old directory of Windows XP
Pro on. However, since I've reinstalled, I haven't been
able to access my files in the previous installation of

I already have installed XP Pro now I want to go back and
reinstall XP Pro and kill a partition to give the OS more
room to work.
I want to format the hard drive ahead of time but cannot

I'm a current user of Windows XP on my home computer and
recently purchased a laptop computer for when we are away
for business or pleasure. Can't I install my current XP
system on the laptop? Its not accepting my COA thats

i need to know how to uninstall windows xp and then
reinstall it.  sounds weird! please help
thanks
scott

I have an OEM PC from a small company that went out of business. My
PC was recently damaged (hard-drive was toast) from trying to run
while sitting in 3 inches of water (plumbing broke in a small room).  
The COA sticker on the side is an unreadable goo.  I have already

Where I work, some staff just got new computers.  Windows
XP and Office XP was already installed.  Problem is, there
were very few fonts (38 total).  On my work computer, when
Office XP was installed I ended up with 200+ fonts.  We

Put in a new motherboard and processor and of course XP
didn't like it. Wife lost the key to the XP Home edition.
What would be the next move?  Pressing the R key for
repair does not work. Thanks for any help.

Hereby I have an important problem with your windows and
I couldn't solve it yet, please guide me to solve this
problem that I explain you below:
Last month I bought a Windows Longhorn CD and I prepared

Hi ... hard drive crashed ... replaced it with one from
another machine ... downloaded bootable floppy from
www.bookdisk.com (old machine won't boot from CD) ... ran
it to DOS prompt ... fdisk / formatted ... ran WINNT from

I purchased a new Intel 865PERL and Intel 2.4Ghz CPU along
with a new hard drive. I used to Ghost to clone my old
drive to my new one. I then set up my new hardware and
plugged my drive in and started it up. I got a blue screen

I had my XP installation blasted to shreds once before,
and would like to install a second copy in case the
current one gets damaged. The current installation resides
in folder WINDOWSX. The old corrupt one is still taking up