Errror code install on windows 7 E000235 - Lexicon Omega Pro Studio External Sound System

Hi,

It is unfortunate that the computer is giving 2000-0142 error, you may want to try running the hardware diagnostics again and provide me the Validation code along with the error code. Then I can check and see what can be done.

Thanks and Regards.
Kiran Kumar.
#iworkfordell.

The Windows 7 product installation code is supplied when you purchase the Windows 7 OS software.
If Windows 7 is already installed on your computer, the product installation code is on the Windows label that is attached to your computer.
If you cannot activate the Windows 7 operating system and you get a message that this is NOT a Genuine Windows installation and you have the Windows 7 label then you need to contact Microsoft to as for help to activate your Windows 7 license.

If you want to know what this is the error code is related to

Click start control panel administrative tools computer management then select event viewer this may vary depending on what operating system you have extend the events there you will see errors in red you will no what exactly what the error was and at what time it occured Right click on the error message select properties you will see all details about the error or click start type in event viewer press ENTER you might be able work your way through the problem

smakhokhoba

To better help you with your Windows 7 Upgrade problem I need to knwo alittle more about your issue. Like what is the exact errror message that you are getting and what version of Windows are you trying to upgrade from.

Issken
http://www.fixya.com/users/issken

install windows installer newer version then check
or
check your software campebilities.

when you dual boot win 7 and xp win 7 has to be the 1st 1 installed then xp or a corruption will accur .they have a fix for this on the microsoft database.it will get your xp install going.

Version 2007 is no longer supported. You have to purchase a newer version.
www.cpahispano.com

what happen is this once you see such again change the Operating CD you are using and get another XP CD to try it again it might be the fault of the CD but if it persist then find a system that you will us it to format your harddisk and load the operating CD then later you change it back and ready for use

Windows 2000 & XP & Vista & 7 have "built-in" drivers for *ALL* CD/DVD drives. So, no specific "driver" should be necessary.

What errror-message(s) do you get?

Does Windows ask to connect to the Internet to search for drivers?
Did you permit it to connect?