[wannabe1]

Well...let's see if your recovery cd will give us the option to repair.

If you don't see the first three screens from the guide I link you to, cancel out and let me know.

Try this REPAIR to your installation of XP. This procedure will not damage or change your current files or settings...it will just repair or replace damaged system files. You will be asked for your Installation CD and may be asked for your product key. Follow the instructions carefully...print them out if you can. Note: This option is not always available on OEM Recovery Cd's

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Unfortunatly can't get hold of these disks till the weekend as i'm not at home. But thinking that its not the repair function as i can remember playing about with last year.

[greenshorts]

Unfortunatly can't get hold of these disks till the weekend as i'm not at home. But thinking that its not the repair function as i can remember playing about with last year.

[wannabe1]

Can you get your hands on a regular XP istallation cd where you are now? From a friend perhaps?

[greenshorts]

Nope, not looking promising for the xp disk.

By the way thanks for the continous help.

[greenshorts]

Hi Wannabe1, found out what my problem is on google. Something to do with the plug and play emulator, had to erase line 20 in machine.sys and then re-install the emulator. Everything is fine and dandy again and am going to try and install my win tv.

Cheers for the help

[wannabe1]

Great news!

(Might I trouble you for the link to the procedure you used? )

wannabe1

[greenshorts]

http://www.softwaret...lable-help.html

Its about the 5 post down.