When I try to install programs such as Norton or even the
Windows XP Service Packs, the initialization bar always
stops about 2/3 of the way through and stays there for a
very long time until finally it loads and the program

I am trying to do a clean install from windows 2000 to
XP.  The install projess goes fine until all of the files
are copied from the CD.  Then an error message: "Setup
unable to read or write to drive C: ..." occurs.  I have

I accidentally uninstalled SP1 on my kids computer, now I
can't get the Updates page to open. Anyone else had this
problem?

I have a Windows 2K3 server that I am using as a RIS
server.  I have about 4 XP images on the server at this
time.  I went to RIS a pc the other day and went to the
usual custom setup, but it never gave me a list of images

I have set up a multiboot system with WinXP Pro as the fourth OS installed.
When I boot to the first OS (Win98se), or to the last one (WinXP Pro) I get
a the WinXP multiboot menu and then have to select either the first or last
OS to boot.  It is not really a problem, but rather ...

I received a computer from Italy and the system language is
in Italian, and I need to change it to English. If anyone
knows how please e-mail me at doug@sonomatilemakers.com
Thank You

I wanted to install winxp pro  but got
the message below:
file\i386\kdcom.dll could not be loaded.
The error code is 4.

I have Gateway computer, 500MHz P3 that came ready for
98, or NT.  I upgraded it to XP and it randomly locks up
on boot.  Typically when the desktop is just being
rendered the cursor will hang and the system is frozen.  

My wife bought XP Home with her Dell, then found she
needed XP Pro and upgraded.  Can I install her original
Home software on my computer, or do I need to buy a
separate copy?

I purchased Windows XP OS at the school bookstore. I have
Win ME that I would like to format over and load XP from
Scratch. Is there any difference between the school
version of Win XP and the XP professional you can buy?

I have a couple laptops IBM x21/x31 that don't have CD drives.  How can I
install windows on them?  I have a USB CD drive (Backpack).
I can boot off a USB floppy with the Win setup disks, but that doesn't load
the USB CD drivers.  Can I add them to the boot disk somehow?

Has any body suceeded in installing these two OS on the same machine and
making dual boot setuup?
I tried twice and failed. XP start up file get corrupted.
Here is my config.

When installing an usb device (i.e. camera) the installtion progress does
not find the files in c:\i386\driver.cab.
When I expand the files 'by hand' and type in the target directory, it works
fine.

Can anyone assist with a problem I have- which is sort of
the reverse?  I bought an XP OEM Home edition for my son's
computer, and it successfully installed over his Windows
ME edition.  I bought another Full Edition (upgradeable)

I would like to reinstall XP Pro on my machine.  My machine became
unstable and would exit load up and go into a troubleshooting routine.
    I was unable to correct the problem so I was forced to reinstall XP
Pro.  Only,I have lost the product key.  I did register the software