My winXP is not working properly. HELP?
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It may be windows problem. Firstly repair ur operating system. If not any effect then format ur HDD nd reinstall windows.
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Download winsock XP fix and run it\n\nThis will help resolve your issue
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Since Win98 is EOL (End of Life) the best I can offer you is this,\n\nhttp://activex.microsoft.com/activex/activex/\n\nI would strongly suggest you upgrade to a newer version of Windows.
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That depends on the version. If you are running XP Professional/Home, there are a variety of troubleshooting techniques from Microsoft Support. I'll give you this as a starting point and hope it helps out.
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here's what's happening to you right now:\n1st, you upgraded to WindowsXP from either Windows98 or WindowsME...\n\n2nd, your are currently deleting and reinstalling the network adapter's device drivers just to make the network adapter work..\n\nwell, for every problem, isolation is the key...so...\n\n1st, try removing (or uninstalling) the network adapter again...then shut down your PC. open up your PC and physically remove your network adapter from its current slot and re-install it in a different slot.\nusually, WindowsXP will automatically detect the network adapter without the need for a device driver disk.\n\n2nd, if the first option doesn't work, try re-installing WindowsXP from scratch, but before you do this make sure to back-up your data (documents, pics, what-have-you) to a back-up media (e.g. CD-R disc, flash drive, etc.).
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Try:\n\nControl Panel-->Computer Management-->\nSound, video and game controllers.\n\nYour WinXP machine may show the following Codecs driver:\n- Audio Codecs.\n- Video Codecs.\n\nIf you do not see it.. you may need to install software/devices such as DVD software etc..
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Try repairing the Windows XP (It will come as "Repair Windows" or something like that, in the set up screen). During the set-up this option is provided. This is safest bet. And would probably work.\n\nIf this fails, then I am afraid that reinstalling is the only option.
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If the file you downloaded is in the .ZIP format then winXP should handle it. However if you would like to get a free program that opens and creates ZIP files then you can get it from the link below. Good luck!
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Driver issue, there is not a correct driver for this and WinXP is forced to use default drivers which do not have the correct resolution. The solution is to use PowerStrip to force the monitor to recognize a correct resolution.\nSee the link below.
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Try to boot up by winxp cd, \nput winxp cd to drive\nwhen start pc, hit del key on keyboard to go to setup\nchange bios boot device to cd drive 1st\nboot up pc and use system restore to last restorable date\nIf still not, boot with winxp cd, install xp but choose r for repair
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Just again start the windowsXP setup.
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check the CPU usage. if your ranning winXP, go to the task manager.\n\nit depends also on the size of your RAM!
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What OS you have? I bet you have WinMe\nGo to Device Manager (In WinMe, right click on My Computer > Properties > Device Manager) and check for a question mark, delete it, and restart\n\nmail me here if you need more help\n\nVBAXLMan
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Unless Microsoft can help, re-install Win2K\n\nOh!! just thought, go to http://www.winxpnews.com and search there, I may have seen this before
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Detech All the USB devices and Run the Installation CD of WindowsXP, but don;t do a fresh Installation instead opt for Upgrading the operating system.. This way you need not to install al the other software again..\n  And believe me with windows this is the best option,will take only 50 Mins,and you need not to have tension in your mind..\n  (Iassume your hardware is working fine)
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http://winxp.rb-338.com/
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check the device manager- look for any question marks or exclamation points. this is a good place to start to see what the problem is. if nothing in device manager try different set of speakers-it probably isn't the speakers but it is relatively easy to eliminate. if that does not work try updating the drivers in device manager or uninstalling the device all together and reboot the system. winxp pro should redetect the sound card and prompt you to reinstall the driver or it will do it automatically for you. hope this helps