Resolved Dirty Install

Dakota · 2010/04/17

Having a problem that I have been unable to fix, and have tried all of the cures. What I want to know is, am I able to do a dirty Install with a version of OEM Windows XP Home?

wildfire · 2010/04/17

Dirty Install is a repair install?

If so you shouldn't have any problems as long as it's the same service pack.

Dakota · 2010/04/18

Yes I know but not just a straight repair. Anyway it is done, lets hope it has helped, catching up on all the updates now.

PeteC · 2010/04/18

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