I have installed XP1a and was able to get all the updates to load, so I am "guessing" the problems I had with Windows Installer 3.1 are over, as...
Zander, I didn't know 1394 was firewire.. BUT I have internet as I added the NIC card from my old pc, so for now I am on the web. I turned on the...
I'll try this after I get an internet connection. My work pc doesn't have a cd burner and it's too big for a floppy...
Thanks for the drivers link, at the Viewsonic site it said the Unsigned drivers are the best to use on all systems, so that's what I download at...
Yes, after the reinstall of XP. Should they have been installed before the reinstall?
Can someone help with a few bugs I have? I decided to do a reformat and clean install of XP Home SP1a on the C: drive. The install seemed smooth...
I have made a new post about my reinstall of XP, "Glitches with XP reinstall" I'll come back to this thread later if updating Installer 3.1 goes...
Thank you Charles, and everyone else. I checked out that link, and tonight I will do some resizing and move most software off C: , then do a clean...
I think I shall do a clean re-install of Windows on the C: partition. Some questions and assumptions on my part before this happens... Big...
Does this look like a program that would fix my problem?...
Ahhh, thank you Mr. B.. I see what sparrow was trying to tell me. Yes I do not want to install Windows and reformat C: unless I have to. It's...
I'm not sure I follow you sparrow. I'm not sure how to delete a partiton. I split my 120G hd into 5 partitons, C,E,F,H,I. Windows is on C. Do I...
Pete, The Windows Installer 3.1 Redistributable (v2) did not work. I did it twice, once saving it and once running it. When I ran it I got a...
I should say everything seemed to update fine, except installing 3.1 seems to be the bug. Norton 2004 got fixed doing this and is working great.
Problem: Windows Installer 3.1 fails to install from Windows Update. Background: I built my system about 3 yrs ago, and installed an legal...
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