USB Connection instead of ethernet causes PC to crash

Make sure it is formatted in FAT and not NTFS, also eject/unmount vs. unplugging it. Trying plugging the USB drive in the back of the PC's USB port instead of the front panel USB port.

it seems that correct network drivers are missing. Easiest way is to download the drivers from manufacturors site, transfer them with USB stick and install.

connect the usb drive go to control panel device manager open the usb drive in the tree right click it uninstall restart you pc.

> Microsoft Windows XP Home with SP2 ...

Backup all your files & music & E-mail & contacts to an external device: DVD-writable, USB memory-stick, external disk-drive.

Reinstall Windows, and reload your files.

That should fix any SOFTWARE problems -- if you have a HARDWARE problem (dying disk-drive, bad RAM, et cetera)
that's a separate round of trouble-shooting.

do what the pros do...use a card reader instead of your camera.

Most probably your pen drive is defective. Use chkdsk /r E: (put your pen drive name instead of E:) to try to fix the problem.

I always receive a "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT" error message.

“C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-
DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose ‘Close’ to terminate the application.”

This error message is not caused by the installation CD-ROM, but rather by the
“Autoexec.nt” system file. Windows is unable to find this file when launching the
installation CD-ROM, the file most likely having been deleted by another application.

To resolve this problem, proceed as follows:
1. Go to “C:\Windows\repair” and find the file “Autoexec.nt”.
2.Copy this file to “C:\Windows\system32”.
3.Right-click the file “Autoexec.nt” that you have just copied, and select
“Properties”.
4.Tick the “Read-only” box and then click “OK”.

Good luck!

re install windows from windows sp2 disc.....
dont use the same disc that you already used for the previous installation

Try re-installing winows or get a usb.
The expert

Hi,
Try Scanning your Computer For Computer Viruses.
then re-install Windows XP.
Your files will remain intact, if you select to leave the hard-drive As it is ( rather Than Format it ) or setup on a different Partition.
Backup your Valuable Docs/Files First.
Windows re-installation will replace any Missing-deleted Corrupt Files.
hope This Helps you.

Mike @ compurepair.

Posted @ 14.28 PM. ( G.M.T )