In news:B2884EBC-BE61-4A53-923E-969148920986@microsoft.com,
Andrew E. <eckrichco@msn.com> replied with a ;-)
> 1st,youre better off booting to xp cd,select install xp,new
> copy,delete the partition,create one,then let xp format and
> install.This is a clean xp installation,xp
> doesnt need any ME files.But with xp installed as done,run disk-clean
> up utility,
> select all,then run,also,more options tab,locate"set restore to last
> restore point".
> Defrag the drive,you should also in add/remove programs,delete the ME
> files. Then go to run,type:cmd In cmd type:CONVERT C: /FS:ntfs
> Agree then type: EXIT Restart computer.When back in xp open cmd
> type:CHKDSK C: /F Agree, exit,restart computer.Run disk clean up and
> defrag 2X more within min operation.
>
> "tj" wrote:
>
>> I just upgrade my Windows Me to Widows XP. Everythin runs much
>> slower. Why? Plase help.

Absolute gibberish and from what I can decipher wrong. It very likely has
nothing to do with it being a upgrade. Most likely it is a hardware issue.
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