20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 for PC - Page 6 Questions & Answers

reinstall windows

That would be the best solution.

Place the disc in your drive. Then reboot your computer. Your computer should then boot from the disc.

In Safe Mode only the essential files are loaded so either one of your programs that was set to start at boot or a driver got corrupted. First disable one by one all the programs from the boot start list - use msconfig for that - till you find the corrupted one. If it's not one of them then it's surely one of the drivers - uninstall them one by one and replace them with the latest versions.

As it appears it is a driver and system problem, your system or/and Driver files may have become corrupted and need a good refresh. Several ways to do this via this link alone: -

Go to http://www.techsupportalert.com/pc/cleanup-tools.html

and select what you feel is appropriate and also comfortable with to use.

Do a virus and malware scan while you are at it just for good measure.

Next, try Sytem Restore from a much earlier time.

If this fails, you may need to do a system restore using your original XPMCE disks. Do a full system backup first.

Don't forget to save your msg, eml and other hard drive emails to a folder as these will be deleted. Other programs and system files may need to be updated again too.

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1. Boot to your XP CD, enter Recovery Console and run the command CHKDSK /R and see if that resolves
2. Run diagnostics on the HDD, it may be failing, replace HDD if diags fail
3. In-Place (Repair) reinstall of WIndows http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/help/install-reinstall-uninstall

There is a possibility that your computer power saving plan, or automatic shutdown settings were somehow changed. To check power settings, go to, (Control Panel), click on Change Power Settings. From here, choose when the Computer Sleep, when not in use, how long the display stay on, and when the computer should shutdown etc. I hope this Fix it,

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Hi mahertan58,

I was doing a search for your problem and came across with page with details on how to resolve your issue:

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Copy/paste that into your browser.

According to the comments, this instruction helped out with this problem you are having.

Good luck and let me know if it works for you,

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normaly is on hd hidden partion. try to boot with repair menu in bios booting

If I was you back up all your important data and then format the drive and start the installation from new.

Hi friend,

You need to open control panel...then click on add/remove program...then click on adobe photoshop icon then click on remove..it will take some time to remove it from you pc...then you will get the massage ...

With Regards...

try this:

http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm

You'll be able to play just about anything. Choose the standard or other appropriate version, which includes media player classic.

open the MMC using my computer and then copy the video to ur hard drive

I'm not sure what condition your system is in or what caused you to attempt a system recovery, but without further information to guide me, I'd suggest you take a look at this MS article and follow the instructions outlined there.
On the other hand, if your system is an HP or Dell or some such name brand, it's possible you would be better advised to go to their support site and follow instructions specific to your model. Search the support site for info on system failure or recovery console, etc. and you'll be likely to get detailed instructions that may help you through the process.
If you want further help, write back with an account of the symptoms exhibited before your system failure and what steps you took to remedy it, and we'll try to walk you back to health.
Otherwise, good luck.

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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rewind it too fast.

May be you linked the option to XP Media Center or it would take that one as default one, check it out

You have to format the hard drive and reload windows xp.

Fit-it utilities usually doesnt do anything.
I am not sure where you are at now, but if you run the cd-recovery, chances are it will erase everything and bring it up to a factory installation, then, if you have a backup, you will need to do a recovery.
thanks adi