Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3 Full Version OEM for PC - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

you can istall the new xp system on free hard disk partition and instal the AVG antiverus and scan all drives oof yout computer

looks like 32 bit to me. it is rare to see a 64 bit version of windows XP.

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The ksuser.dll file is one of many files contained in the DirectX software collection. Since DirectX is utilized by most Windows based games and advanced graphics programs, ksuser.dll errors usually show up only when using these programs. Resolution Important Note: Do not download the ksuser.dll DLL file individually from any "DLL download site." There are a number of excellent reasons that downloading DLLs from these sites are never a good idea. Note: If you've already downloaded ksuser.dll from one of those DLL download sites, remove it from wherever you put it and continue with these steps. 1. Restart your computer if you haven't yet. The ksuser.dll error might be a fluke and a simple restart could clear it up completely. 2. Install the latest version of Microsoft DirectX. Chances are, upgrading to the latest version of DirectX will fix the ksuser.dll not found error. Note: Microsoft often releases updates to DirectX without updating the version number or letter so be sure to install the latest release even if your version is technically the same. Note: The latest version of DirectX should be installed no matter if you're running Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP. The installation may include DirectX10 and DirectX9 files but they run side-by-side without problem on all of these operating systems. 3. Assuming the latest DirectX version from Microsoft doesn't fix the ksuser.dll error you're receiving, look for a DirectX installation program on your game or application CD or DVD. Usually, if a game or other program utilizes DirectX, the software developers will include a copy of DirectX on the installation disc. Sometimes, though not often, the DirectX version included on the disc is a better fit for the program than the latest version available online. 4. Uninstall the game or software program and then reinstall it again. Something might have happened to the program files that work with ksuser.dll and a reinstall could do the trick. 5. Restore the ksuser.dll file from the latest DirectX software package. If the above troubleshooting steps haven't worked to solve your ksuser.dll error, try extracting the ksuser.dll individually from the DirectX downloadable package. 6. Update the drivers for your video card. While it's not the most common solution, in some situations updating the drivers for the video card in your computer could correct this DirectX issue.

windows xp is obsolete, hence there is not much available for help through Microsoft or other major software companies. you can call 1-877-805-1027 for experts who still support XP.

Check if volume is muted in Windows. Check the bottom right hand corner and double-click on the speaker symbol. If not muted, turn the volume up from there.

Go to Tools, scroll down to Internet Options, on the General tab you will see Home Page (little icon house), default is www.msn.com so delete it and type in a home page you want, click Apply/Ok.

reload the driver for the sound card. or setup your speakers in control panel make sure it is set to use the speakers you are using.

Make sure it has power (ejects). Check Device Manager in Safe Mode by pressing F8 during boot. Right click My Computer > Manage. Select Device Manager > View > Show Hidden Devices. Now delete all DVD/CD-ROMs and reboot. Windows will say "New Hardware Found" and install. Check BIOS by pressing F key (correct F key is noted during boot) and make sure BIOS see's the Optical Drive.

Users are deleted in User Accounts, or Local Users and Groups. Not in Documents and Settings.Make sure you are an Administrator, and not trying to delete active login account. Then delete.

I have used full install/ disk from other brands of computers (or other dell model numbers)to reinstall operation system (must be winxphome, dont worry about service pack, you can update). If you use any dell reinstallation cd, most likely you will not have to enter your key. If you use any other computer brand, or borrow someones xphome full install disk (not upgrade), then you will need to enter your key. Only problem of using for example emachine full install disk is that is will have emachine themes. Also you will likely need to down load other drivers. You are not lemited to to using reinstall cd for your model number. Good luck

Take my notes as a guide and hopefully this will work for you.

1. Start > Run > msconfig > “Start Up” tab > Disable All
2. “Services” tab > Check box “Hide Microsoft Services” > Disable All
2.5 Exit out, but don't reboot yet
3. Start > Right-click “My Computer” > “Properties” > “System Restore” > Check box “Turn off restore on Hard disks”
4. Start > Run > type %temp% > Edit Select All > Shift-Delete
Reboot machine
1. Combofix.exe. This program will run on its own. Also, it will likely wish to reboot the machine. Let it complete.
http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/sUBs/ComboFix.exe
2. WinSockFix.exe. This will fix any issues with the network connection.

3. SuperAntispyware.exe. This will remove all remaining spyware, tracking cookies, and browser hijackers.
Check to see that your favorite internet browser is working. Install or re-enable your favorite antivirus that failed to catch this in the first place.

Stop WinAntiVirus2008 Processes:
mav_startupmon.exe
uwa7pcw.exe
rtasks.exe
WinAv.exe
wa7pinst.exe
Remove WinAntiVirus2008 Registry Values:
2178F3FB-2560-458f-BDEE-631E2FE0DFE4
6F520BE0-9B54-4558-816F-224E67997DF3
459F4226-1AAB-43B6-9DC1-B6313EF83749
1AC5C88A-DEA7-462b-A232-04AF5CA42E7E
723D54C7-7483-4EB8-8EED-CE5B2AEA534D

Find and Delete these WinAntiVirus2008 Files:
WinAntiVirus Pro
WinAv.exe
uwa7pcw.exe
mav_startupmon
mav_startupmon.exe
rtasks
rtasks.exe
wa7pinst.exe
IH.exe
WinAntiVirus Pro.lnk
Reinstall or Uninstall WinAntiVirus Pro.lnk
WinAntiVirus Pro Manual.lnk
WapCHK.dll
rpt.dll
awvtr.dll
yayyvsp.dll
fcyxx.dll
gebxyax.dll
asmngr.dll
fopnl.dll
IEFWBHO.dll
Scnkrnl.dll
settings.dll
sqlite3.dll
WAV6COM.dll
winpgi.dll
BORLNDMM.dll
SCANADWR.dll
SCANBCDR.dll
SCANLDR.DLL
SCANDOS1.dll
SCANEMUL.dll
SCANFUNC.dll
SCANMCRL.dll
SCANOTHR.dll
SCANSCR.dll
SCANTOOL.dll
SCANTROJ.dll
SCANWIN1.dll
UNACPU.dll
UNADBX.dll
unamscan.dll
UNMIME.dll
UNPACK.dll
UNPACKS.dll
UNPACKS2.dll
UNPEPACK.dll

Vista

Stop WinAntivirus2008 Processes:
(Learn how to do this)
WinAntivirus2008.exe
mav_startupmon.exe
uwa7pcw.exe
rtasks.exe
WinAv.exe
wa7pinst.exe
Find and Delete these WinAntivirus2008 Files:
(Learn how to do this)
%UserProfile%\Desktop\Viruses.bdt
%UserProfile%\Desktop\WinAntivirus2008.lnk
c:\Program Files\WinAntivirus2008
c:\Program Files\WinAntivirus2008\Viruses.bdt
c:\Program Files\WinAntivirus2008\VRM2008.exe
c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\WinAntivirus2008
c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\WinAntivirus2008\WinAntivirus2008.lnk
%UserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\WinAntivirus2008.lnk
%UserProfile%\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\s1jqw0bz.default\cookies.sqlite
WinAv.exe
uwa7pcw.exe
mav_startupmon
mav_startupmon.exe
rtasks
rtasks.exe
wa7pinst.exe
IH.exe
WinAntiVirus Pro.lnk
Reinstall or Uninstall WinAntiVirus Pro.lnk
WinAntiVirus Pro Manual.lnk
WapCHK.dll
rpt.dll
awvtr.dll
yayyvsp.dll
fcyxx.dll
gebxyax.dll
asmngr.dll
fopnl.dll
IEFWBHO.dll
Scnkrnl.dll
settings.dll
sqlite3.dll
WAV6COM.dll
winpgi.dll
BORLNDMM.dll
SCANADWR.dll
SCANBCDR.dll
SCANLDR.DLL
SCANDOS1.dll
SCANEMUL.dll
SCANFUNC.dll
SCANMCRL.dll
SCANOTHR.dll
SCANSCR.dll
SCANTOOL.dll
SCANTROJ.dll
SCANWIN1.dll
UNACPU.dll
UNADBX.dll
unamscan.dll
UNMIME.dll
UNPACK.dll
UNPACKS.dll
UNPACKS2.dll
UNPEPACK.dll
Remove WinAntivirus2008 Registry Values:
(Learn how to do this)
5222008A-DD62-49c7-A735-7BD18ECC7350
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\WinAntivirus2008
2178F3FB-2560-458f-BDEE-631E2FE0DFE4
6F520BE0-9B54-4558-816F-224E67997DF3
459F4226-1AAB-43B6-9DC1-B6313EF83749
1AC5C88A-DEA7-462b-A232-04AF5CA42E7E
723D54C7-7483-4EB8-8EED-CE5B2AEA534D
WinAntivirus 2009

# 1. Find and Remove the following Antivirus 2009 Processes:
* av2009.exe
# 2. Find and Remove the following Antivirus 2009 files and folders:
* C:\Program Files\Antivirus 2009
* C:\Program Files\Antivirus 2009\av2009.exe
* c:\WINDOWS\system32\scui.cpl
* c:\WINDOWS\system32\winsrc.dll
# 3. Find and Remove the following Antivirus 2009 files and folders:
* HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Run\15358943642955870504508370025739

Will have to reload.

try to fix your screen using the buttons, or right click > properties > settings, & correct the resolution (that's maybe very wide)

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I just had this exact same problem myself with my laptop after downloading SP3.

After hours of researching, I came across a forum where someone wrote, to visit the following Microsoft web page. (See link below). Although the web page addresses problems with your CD after installing SP3 there is a download there that corrects not only CD problems but other problems as well. I suggest you try it. It worked for me.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321641

Otherwise, SP3 issues are addressed by Microsoft support free of charge.
Click here for Windows XP Support:

http://support.microsoft.com/gethelp/default.aspx?content=kb;en-us;321641

You could upgrade to windows 7 ultimate as this has a xp compatability mode for windows xp programs

Probably means that you have a problem with your operating system. This can be for a variety of reasons, which I probably can't figure out from the description. I'd recommend contacting whoever sold you the computer and inform the that you need new CDs for your operating system, (hopefully they will send you them for free, some companies charge a fee). When you put this CD in the tray and turn on your computer, you're going to have to watch for something on your screen that says press "F(some number, usually 10 or 12) to change boot order" After that, look for any option that sounds like a CD drive, and boot from that.

Unfortunately, there is a high likelihood that you'll be required to wipe the contents of your hard disk. That means deleting all of your photos, music etc. This *might not* happen, I've had a similar issue with reinstalling Windows XP and it didn't delete anything on my computer.

The simple answer is yes. Assuming this is a legal copy of XP just use Windows update service and it will install all the necessary updates.

Download from either of these links (link 1 or link 2) the Combofix utility. Depending on the existing antivirus on your system might need to disable it temporarily in order to download the utility. Save the Combofix utility at any USB stick and move it to the computer with the problem. Run the file and follow the on screen wizard, be patient it may take some minutes depending on the system errors / trojans. Note that the Combofix utility is not aa antivirus program; it doesn't protect you from viruses/trojans. Combofix can clean your system from most of the viruses/trojans. Always use an updated antivirus software.

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Install the XP discs and restart the machine. It should boot from the discs. Then follow the onscreen instructions. You will want to reformat your main drive. (C:)