I am in need of a solution to my problem.  A Product Key or a way to
fix my nonbootable XP install.
I had a motherboard and CPU go bad in a machine.  After replacing the
hardware the Windows XP installation would not boot.  It would start

This is the message
" setup has run out of memory " this happens while in xp
setup text mode.

I updated a computer lab and all did fine but 2.  the cd-
rom can be seen in my computer but they no longer work.  
What can I do to fix this?

I am working on a pc for a friend that had a virus and it
left a trojan horse.  It seems ever since to kick the cd
drawer open and closed continually.  I tried several
things and decided to reload the OS (XP home).  It is a

I have created a sysprep.inf with the appropriate lines to build the
[SysprepMassStorage] section.   I have verified that Sysprep is actually
building the lines into the .inf, and using the -bmsd switch, I have
verified that the Intel 850 chipset is indeed listed in the machine ...

Nowhere did I read that XP would delete my address book.  
I have years of history in this address book and must
retreive it.  I hope someone can help me.
Donna C. Reynolds

I would like to know if  can use the CD I have that I
installed my xp with and purchase another product key for
it so I can install it on another computer,or do I have to
buy another CD of XP

How do I get out of windows xp so I can format my main
drive C:

We are having issues with our Dell laptop.  The blue
screen started and has consistently stopped us with
various messages.  WE sent it to Dell who replaced the
board and updated the BIOS but it is still giving the

I recently purchased an Asus P4C800 motherboard which came
with the most vauge instructions on installing USB 2.0,
and what to expect to be listed in device manager after
doing so that at this point I am a little confused.  Below

When I try to install Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1
(SP1) or any updates,setup stops responding (hang).
Please help.

I ran into problems by trying to add new drivers to my distribution
folder. The whole unattended setup worked fine with my older
NIC (D-Link DFE530TX, Rev A1 -> recognized by XP) which
isn't available anymore.

I have dual boot with ME and XP. XP is on F:. I want to
remove or replace ME and move XP to the larger drive.
How can I do this so as to keep programs and updates
intact? Is it possible with a transport program? I also

NetWare 6 server, new Win XP workstations
I am trying to create a generic profile which I can then
image down (using Symantec Ghost) to the other new
workstations.

My friend bought a brand new Hewlett Packard Pavilion
a302x-b Minitower Bundle with an Intel Celeron Processor,
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition.  However, he's having
problems with the set-up.  He says,