Top 20 Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition With Service Pack 2 for PC - Page 2 Questions & Answers

To get rid of the rtutils.dll you can try the steps given below.

Turn on the system in safe mode by pressing F8 as soon as you turn on your system

Check the recycle bin to see you hav accidentally deleted the file. If so restore the file from the recycle bin.

If you have cleared the recycle bin then the best option would be to use a file recovery option. A software called Recuva is available. It is a file recovery software.

Sometimes the file could have been corrupted bya spyware/virus/malware. In this case run the anti-virus and anti spyware. This can help you detect the malware and restore the file back to normality.

else try to do a system restore
XP->
Start-> Programs-> Accesories->System tools-> System restore

Vista->
Click on windows (left side bottom) -> Type (System restore) in start program bar-> and click on the same.

If you are facing the problem after a software installation then try to uninstall the software and check for the error.

Try to clean up the registry

Try to update the drivers.

and if all of these don't work then try to download the dll file from the internet.

better install an antivirus and scan your pc..you can try downloading noobkiller to do the work...

If you have the disc for windows xp you can call MS at 1-800-936-5700

They will generate one for you

XP right>?NO OS stated, the F6 on the screen smacks of XP H3LL. https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00595250

you can backup important files with an external USB adapter for your drive, you'll have to use a working computer to connect the drive from the other computer. When you are satisfied you have a backup, try the windows repair OR re-install windows xp using the "upgrade" option, it should leave all your files in place. Don't do a factory reset if you have that option unless you're sure everything important is backed up.

Can you provide additional details? What errors are you getting or is it just slow and seeming to be stuck? Are you connected to the internet? Do you have enough disk space for the install?

Reinstall your browser, and if it does not fix it, do System restore, and again, if it does not do the trick, backup your files, and reinstall the OS.

It sounds to me like a scam. The microsoft key... usually called the windows key + R will bring up a run window. That is harmless in itself and you can simply click cancel. But the caller would probably give you a command to enter in the window as the next step. Do not do that. The caller may be trying in install malware. Or the caller may try to give your system a useful tune-up and charge you a ridiculous price for that. Either way it's trouble.

You may have changed the default email application. alt 1: Here's instructions on how to change it: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/change-the-default-e-mail-program alt 2: "Control Panel" ' "Add or Remove Programs" ' "Set Program Access and Defaults" alt 3: %SystemRoot%\system32\control.exe appwiz.cpl,,3

Try to boot into safe mode pressing F8 key during boot sequence. Let us know if after booting up the problem is same.

Please elaborate more on your question? Do you want to copy normal data or do you want to make bootable usb windows xp from CD?

If you have your windows XP installation cd/dvd you can go to this site and learn how to do a repair or recovery.. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307654 or http://www.wikihow.com/Do-a-Windows-XP-%22Repair-Install%22

you can try to reboot the comp and while it is rebooting hit the F2 key repeatedly that should bring up the bios and you can (maybe ) shut down the need for a password the only other way i know of is to remove the small battery (looks like a watch battery ) , unplug the computer and hold the on off switch in (while unplugged ) for about 15 to 30 seconds . then re insert the battery and plug it in and turn it on . might reset bios password .

in safe mode, click the start button and then "run" In the "run" window type: msconfig and then hit enter or ok. You should now see a "system configuration" screen, at the top are several tabs and one should be labeled "Boot" Near the bottom of the window should be several box's you can check or un-check, most likely your safe boot option is checked. So un-check safe boot (don't think anything should have check marks in them) and then hit OK. Windows should then ask you if you want to restart. Once restarted you should be in normal windows :)

Try browsing the Windows XP cd in Windows Explorer. Go to the folder called I386. There should be a file called UNATTEND.TXT. Open this file. At the bottom there should be a line that reads "Product Key = XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX"

More details please?

I would troubleshoot your connection to see if it could fix the problem.

you can get it in vendors website.download it and install it

First of all, ensure that you are running a validated, non-pirated version of Windows. To get rid of the notifications, check out this article: How to Remove Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications