I was installing microsoft window xp on new argo package when restart my cpu?
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I had a similar (not exact) problem when I installed mine- what I did was put the xp installation disc back in the drive and when it restarted itself- it autoran the cd- I unplugged my computer and manually opened the drive to put it in- when I plugged it back in and turned it back on the disc ran itself and I was able to re-install it.
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just plug it in, install the drivers and re boot xp
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read your motherboard configuration.......or install xpmanager on your operating system
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format your c drive and do a clean installation of XP... make sure you have the drivers for your monitor...
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either you need to update the windows installer, ur register the program in the registry, there is a site in Microsoft help that tells you how to fix it\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?catalog=LCID%3D1033&spid=1149&query=installer+opens+when+starting+a+program&adv=&mode=r&cat=False
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Windows 95\n\n    * Restart the computer.\n    * Just after the POST diagnostics and memory count, start pressing the F8 key\n    * On the Startup Menu, choose Safe Mode\n\nWindows 98/Me\n\n    * Restart the computer.\n    * Just after the POST diagnostics and memory count, start pressing the F8 key\n    * On the Startup Menu, choose Safe Mode\n\nor you may use the System Configuration Utility Method.\n\n    * While in Normal mode, Close all programs.\n    * Click Start, Run and type MSCONFIG in the box and click OK\n    * In the System Configuration Utility, on the General Tab,   click the Advanced Button\n    * In the Advanced Troubleshooting Settings dialog box, check Enable Startup Menu. Click OK. Click OK again when the System Configuration Utility reappears.\n    * You will be prompted to restart the computer. Click Yes. The computer will restart in Safe mode.\n    * When you are finished with troubleshooting in Safe mode, open MSCONFIG again and uncheck "Enable Start-up Menu." under the Advanced Menu, then click OK and restart your computer\n\nWindows 2000\n\n    * If the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power\n    * Wait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on.\n    * When you see the black-and-white Starting Windows bar at the bottom of the screen, start tapping the F8 key. The Windows 2000 Advanced Options Menu appears.\n    * Ensure that the Safe mode option is selected. In most cases, it is the first item in the list and is selected by default.\n    * Press Enter. The computer then begins to start in Safe mode.\n    * When you are finished with all troubleshooting, close all programs and restart the computer as you normally would.\n\nWindows XP\n\nIf Windows XP is the only operating system installed on your computer, booting into Safe Mode with these instructions.\n\n    * If the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power\n    * Wait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on.\n    * Start tapping the F8 key. The Windows Advanced Options Menu appears. If you begin tapping the F8 key too soon, some computers display a "keyboard error" message. To resolve this, restart the computer and try again.\n    * Ensure that the Safe mode option is selected.\n    * Press Enter. The computer then begins to start in Safe mode.\n    * When you are finished with all troubleshooting, close all programs and restart the computer as you normally would.\n\nTo use the System Configuration Utility method\n\n    * Close all open programs.\n    * Click Start, Run and type MSCONFIG in the box and click OK\n    * The System Configuration Utility appears, On the BOOT.INI tab, Check the "/SAFEBOOT" option, and then click OK and Restart your computer when prompted.\n    * The computer restarts in Safe mode.\n    * Perform the troubleshooting steps for which you are using Safe Mode.\n      When you are finished with troubleshooting in Safe mode, open MSCONFIG again, on the BOOT.INI tab,  uncheck "/SAFEBOOT" and click OK to restart your computer\n\nWindows as part of a multiboot system\n\nUse this method ONLY if you have multiple operating systems installed on your computer.\n\n    * If the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power\n    * Wait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on.\n    * When the Boot loader menu (list of the available operating systems) appears, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select the version Windows what you want\n    * Press Enter, and then immediately begin tapping the F8 key. The Windows Advanced Options menu appears.\n    * Scroll to and select the Safe mode menu item, and then press Enter.
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there shoudl be a restart button on your cpu.  try that
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Reboot to safe mode , perform the steps provided in the links. This should resolve the issue.\n\n====Entering Safe Mode when starting the computer====\n\nUse the following steps to start Windows XP in Safe Mode when the computer is already off:\n\n1. Turn on the computer.\n2. Press the F8 key repeatedly when the first screen appears. \n3. From the Windows Advanced Options Menu, select Safe Mode and press ENTER \n4. When the Windows XP desktop appears, Safe Mode is displayed in the four corners of the screen and the desktop will probably look much worse due to the reduced colors.\n5. Click Administrator and enter the password (if applicable). \n\n==Entering Safe Mode from inside Windows XP==\n\n1. Use the following steps to start Windows XP in Safe Mode from the Windows desktop:\n2. Click Start, and then Run. \n3. In the Open field, type: msconfig \n4. Click OK. \n5. The MS Configuration Utility opens.\n6. Click the BOOT.INI tab. \n7. Under Boot Options, select /SAFEBOOT. \n8. Select Minimal. \n9. Click OK. When prompted, click Restart. \n10. The computer starts into Safe Mode. Click Administrator and enter the password if prompted. Click Yes on the message prompt that appears. \n11. When you are done troubleshooting, repeat these steps and remove the checkmark from /SAFEBOOT to prevent the computer from always starting in Safe Mode. \n\nIncreasing System Resources and Performance Without Adding Memory :\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=bph06569\n\nHow to set performance options in Windows XP :\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/308417
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not sure...\nyou appear to have constant computer problems...\n\nif you change hardware after reinstalling xp,\nxp needs to verify alterations,or may cause errors,\nif you have two drive c:&#92; (s) check bios settings,\ncheck hard drive jumpers , verify that xp is not on both drives,\n\nrun scandisk error checker,\ncheck device manager,
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Kindly disregard the previous advice, as it doesn't pertain to your problem.\n\nTo fix your problem, boot to your Windows CD and perform a "repair installation". \n\nHere are instructions, with screen shots, on how to do that:\n\nhttp://www.webtree.ca/windowsxp/repair_xp.htm#How%20to%20Repair%20Windows%20XP%20by%20Installing%20Over%20top%20of%20Existing%20Setup:\n\nNote: When you get to the page you may have to scroll to the link that says "How To Run A Repair Install"
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Your system requirements are probably too low to install XP
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go m/s site download & install \nwindows installer clean up&#92;msicuu.exe
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Reinstall IE. \n\nIf you have windows XP, then click on start -> control panel -> add remove programs -> add remove windows components\n\nthen check IE and click on next. \nonce installation is complete, then restart your system.
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What windows are you using?? XP, ME, 2000, 98, or 95. If you are using XP it should download.
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your getting lost in the details---just boot from xp and follow to the upgrade-- they are assuming everyone is as dumb as me.... sorry-lol
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When you install a new mobo its best to start a new OS. I think you're windows disc will be fine
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re-install the service pack if u r using win Xp. for other os sorry