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Hello
I have been trying for 4 weeks to install a printer/scanner without sucess. We have tried everything except repairing Windows XP with the CD which I would like to do. The problem is I have a genuine copy of Windows XP SP1 but my system has been upgraded to XP SP2 and the CD refuses to repair a more recent version of XP (essence of message) I would like to know if I use a CD of XP SP2, will I be able to get around this problem. Also, which CD number do I type in if asked, my original number or the number of the CD doing the repair? Thanks Dave Neve |
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Dave Neve wrote:
> I have been trying for 4 weeks to install a printer/scanner without > sucess. > We have tried everything except repairing Windows XP with the CD > which I would like to do. > > The problem is I have a genuine copy of Windows XP SP1 but my > system has been upgraded to XP SP2 and the CD refuses to repair a > more recent version of XP (essence of message) > > I would like to know if I use a CD of XP SP2, will I be able to get > around this problem. > > Also, which CD number do I type in if asked, my original number or > the number of the CD doing the repair? If you have a CD Burner - use "AutoStreamer" and the "IT Version" of Service Pack 2 and integrate (make) your own Windows XP with SP2 CD. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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Good Day,
There are a couple of choices that you have Dave, one would be to go into the control panel, then add/remove pgms and uninstall SP2, you will be able to do it then. The other is to do a slipstream of your sp1 cd with sp2, and here is how you perform this task: http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...p2-bootcd.html "Dave Neve" wrote: > Hello > > I have been trying for 4 weeks to install a printer/scanner without sucess. > > We have tried everything except repairing Windows XP with the CD which I > would like to do. > > The problem is I have a genuine copy of Windows XP SP1 but my system has > been upgraded to XP SP2 and the CD refuses to repair a more recent version > of XP (essence of message) > > I would like to know if I use a CD of XP SP2, will I be able to get around > this problem. > > Also, which CD number do I type in if asked, my original number or the > number of the CD doing the repair? > > Thanks > > Dave Neve > > > |
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