i actually tried to install xp a long time ago but i couldn't so i diced to buy vista then in the boot screen i need to chose vista and thats annoying because every time i turn my pc i need to chose vista and if i don't my pc crashes, how can i remove the " windows xp" from the boot screen so automatically go to vista???
Hey guys, while I was installing vista it would hang at the boot screen every time. I eventually realized that it was a problem caused by my ATI HDTV Wonder Tuner and as soon as i removed it the installation went fine. However, now that vista is...
Hi,
I have been having Major problems with my machine,
I have tryed almost everything i can think and none seems to work,
If no one has a solution not to worrie its being collected on Wednesday for repairs.
But if i can fix it, Will help my knoledge and get me back to work faster )
Ok, i have a Medion Laptop Model Number: WIM 2120 Notebook PC
120 GB Hardrive,
1.66 GHZ
1 GB ram,
Intel Something or other (sorry for little specs, i have had this a whole 2 weeks)
Hi,
I have been having Major problems with my machine,
I have tryed almost everything i can think and none seems to work,
If no one has a solution not to worrie its being collected on Wednesday for repairs.
But if i can fix it, Will help my knoledge and get me back to work faster )
Ok, i have a Medion Laptop Model Number: WIM 2120 Notebook PC
120 GB Hardrive,
1.66 GHZ
1 GB ram,
Intel Something or other (sorry for little specs, i have had this a whole 2 weeks)
Hi All
has anyone seen vista do this i`ve posted pics below...they where taken on my laptop but its fixed now its my desktop....
i have call MS and they couldn`t figure it out eather...all i did on my laptop was flash the bios...it did this after coming off of screen saver...and after that when i pull the plug on it and reboot it takes forever to load windows...it sits at the boot screen for over 2 min...
Mine only shows the progress bar thing on the bottom, and it's Vista retail.
I tried the new cooler (is that a word?) boot up screen. I did the .bak the changing of the file to users full, admin full, then msconfig check the boot thing (the check box vernacular escapes me now) but I followed it well I thought. Apparently not well enough though... Now when it boots it's got this ugly watercolor thing going on and if I uncheck the boot thing then it's all black. Have I created a special feature? in other words just leave it?
Thanks
Linux guy.
I tried the new cooler (is that a word?) boot up screen. I did the .bak the changing of the file to users full, admin full, then msconfig check the boot thing (the check box vernacular escapes me now) but I followed it well I thought. Apparently not well enough though... Now when it boots it's got this ugly watercolor thing going on and if I uncheck the boot thing then it's all black. Have I created a special feature? in other words just leave it?
Thanks
Linux guy.
I tried the new cooler (is that a word?) boot up screen. I did the .bak the changing of the file to users full, admin full, then msconfig check the boot thing (the check box vernacular escapes me now) but I followed it well I thought. Apparently not well enough though... Now when it boots it's got this ugly watercolor thing going on and if I uncheck the boot thing then it's all black. Have I created a special feature? in other words just leave it?
Thanks
Linux guy.
Okay, so my cousin's computer is all screwed up I dunno why .. she's running on Windows XP Professional ..
The error is: *** STOP: 0x000000ED (0x80EB84E8, 0XC0000006, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)
I know what the error means and whatnot .. but if I get Windows Vista Home Basic/Premium can I just install the software just by inserting the CD and turning off and turning on the computer?
Also, if and when I do this .. will the boot screen say something like press F2 to boot from disc? Or what is the key to press to boot from the CD?
Any help would be appreciated!
