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#121
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Hi silvermine...

This is good news!

Now run the Repair again following the guide in post #117 under the Set Up heading. If you have any questions, ask before doing anything.

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This is happening again. --- It's continuing to reboot over and over......
Right before it starts a new reboot it says "Setup is being restarted"

Do I boot to CD again or press DEL to enter setup? I have just been letting it boot by itself.
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Yes...give it a shot.
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Which one?
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:tazz: Sorry....

Boot to CD....
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Ok I am back to the Welcome to Setup page.
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Press Enter
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Licensing agreement - press F8 I assume
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Yes...F8

On the next screen you'll want to press the R key. After selecting the installation to repair...don't choose the failed set up if it is offered.

Edited by wannabe1, 18 October 2005 - 01:32 PM.

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Ok now ENTER? (To retry upgrading to Windows XP) No failed setup offered.

Edited by silvermine, 18 October 2005 - 01:34 PM.

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Have you pressed R?
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Yes
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Ok...Press Enter
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:tazz: Copying files.
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:tazz: That's what we want. It should appear just like it is installing XP for the first time, but it will leave your programs and data intact.
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