Since upgrading my Windows XP to Windows 7 I have experienced an error message on my HP 1610 (0x031e4dd6798:lib_barracud. How can I get this fixed. I loaded the old installation CD which is not compatible with W7 apparently. Did that screw up some software in the printer? Documents in the Office Suite print out OK, but not other pages from the web. How much does the 'repair' cost. Is it a download? Thank you for your prompt answer to these questions!

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• Windows XP installation CD

Instructions

1. Last Known Good Configuration
   • 1Restart your HP computer after the blue screen shuts it down.
   • 2 Repeatedly tap "F8" when the HP logo screen appears during bootup. This will load a menu with various boot options to select.
     
   • 3 Use the arrow keys to select "Last Known Good Configuration" and press "Enter." The system will roll back recent changes and may fix the problem. Continue to the next step if the computer does not successfully boot.
     
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   • 4 Insert the Windows XP installation CD into your HP computer's disc drive.
     
   • 5 Restart the computer.
     
   • 6 Press any key on your keyboard when you see "Press any key to boot from CD..." This will launch the Windows Setup program.
     
   • 7 Press "Enter" to begin the installation process.
     
   • 8 Press "F8" to agree to the Windows XP licensing agreement.
     
   • 9 Highlight your current installation of Windows XP and press "R" to perform a repair installation.
     
   • 10 Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the repair installation. Your personal data and applications will remain intact, but all Windows updates and service packs will be removed during this process.
     

Tips & Warnings

• Back up your data before running a repair installation on your HP computer.

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References

• Microsoft Support: How to Troubleshoot a "STOP 0xC000021A" Error
• Microsoft Support: How to Perform an In-Place Upgrade (Reinstallation) of Windows XP

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Update? Upgrade yes.
Windows xp cannot Update windows 7
Upgrade in this particular means Get new operating system,which means it will wipe out your C drive(XP) to a new fresh operating system windows 7.

NOTE: all Xp files and folder might lost on drive C.

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One bad lead can cause a computer to continue on a cycle or to shutdown or fail to detect your hard drive

Test all leads that attach to your hard drive including electrical extensions,IDE,SATA

the leads from your ((motherboard to your hard drive)) make sure they have a secure connection and are not faulty or just replace them there probably old and faulty
make sure all leads that are attached to your drives dvd\cd 3 1/2 inch floppy have secure connections and are not faulty even the electic extensions or just replace them they are probably faulty a computer needs its connections to have an end so any faulty leads will end up with a computer error

If your OS is Win7 64 bit, then incompatibility must be occur because Windows XP use 32bit Operating System and driver software usually only special for each OS (x32 or x64). About upgrading the software, how will you upgrade while you can't even install the basic software in your PC ? The choice you have is find another driver that compatible with your OS, you can search via Google, and I hope you are lucky enough to get it available or even free to download.
If you still want to upgrade, then the Windows7 is the one to be upgraded so you can use XP Mode system. You must have Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate to run Windows XP Mode. You can visit microsoft.com for details.

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I personally own one a dc5100 mt and I never experienced Vista on it but it could be driver issues, Windows 7 fixes most of them. But it could be software running in the background that is taking up bandwidth of both your CPU and RAM. I would recommend buying/upgrading your ram modules, the system runs DDR2 5400, Max 1 GB of RAM per slot. It also may be updating when the hangs occur. But overall i would highly recommend either Windows 7 or drop back down to XP.

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NO PC stated, just Compaq.
NO OS stated. xp to w7, you did not say from ?what.
this error happens if MS thinks XP is pirated.
The w7 disk words on top tell the real story,
upgrade, but is it a real MS, retail disk.
all the words on the disk tell me what it really is. post a photo?
if the PC is still original. (say HP XP unchanged)
the OS you run is from HP not MS.
that is why MS told you to call HP.
The HP software disk are custom to your PC.
unique. (windows, drivers and key HP apps)

The COA sticker on the bottom (license to use HP windows)
is a HP only license , called OEM.
that is why MS told you to ask HP.

best is to reload the OS.

if the PC was not slammed by others.
means someone put wrong OS on it. or pirated.
or new HDD swapped, or erased hdd.
then the F11 key works.
Restore F11, XP and then upgrade to W7.
Upgrages btw love to fail, its in the CARDS.
vast reasons for it, #1 is XP infections
XP has over 700 exploits, and love to fail
and upgrades as SIDE show fail.

boot the PC by power on and instantly hammer the F11 key the runs the HP Recovery off the original
HP Hard disk partition of same name.

if that is missing F11 feature.
then you have 2 choices
1: get the HP install media from HP. call them.
2; or buy a retail MS windows 7 disk. $120


see below for #2 above
its best to keep restore media on any owned

PC so when the hard drive fails, you are ready.

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07143


here is the other way, from MS

most stores sell w7-32bit home.

here is one
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Microsoft-Windows-7-Home-Premium-with-SP1-32-bit-Operating-System-PC/36009633


also at newegg
and at amazon.
this is retail disk and runs on most PC made.
after using retail disk

better is to buy a used PC with w7 on it
so you get HP support and MS support.

Did you upgrade the computer from Windows XP to Windows 7? If so, did you uninstall the driver before you did the upgrade? The old driver files may be causing the problem.

To fix, go to this link, and in the search box in the center of the screen type "windows 7" and click on the Search button. Then select the link "ERROR: Cannot communicate with the printer after upgrading to Windows 7". There will be step-by-step directions for resolving your problem.

Can you pleae be a little more explicit? What is the make & model of your computer? What kinds of repairs are you trying to do? What kinds of errors or symptoms are you experiencing?

Select from the list below

Windows
» HP Scanjet Scanners Supported and not Supported in Microsoft(R) Windows XP » Resolving 'Missing MSIEXEC.EXE File is Linked to Missing Export: MSI.DLL.222' Error Message During Installation of the HP Director Software » Resolving 'Scanner not supported' or 'Unsupported operating system' Error Messages » Resolving Image Zone Install Error 1402, 1406, 1714, 1904, 1935, 2203, or Unknown Error » Error 'The System Cannot Find the File Specified' While Attempting to Install the HP Photo & Imaging Software in Windows 98, 98se, or Me » 'Cannot Install This Hardware - The Required Section Was Not Found in the INF' Error Message in Windows XP » 'Error Install Failure' Message for the hpznfx01.exe Software Module Displays on the Computer When Installing HP Image Zone » The message 'Fatal error during installation' or 'Error Install Failure' Occurs When Installing HP Image Zone » A 'Fatal Error' or 'Error_Install_Failure' Error Message Displays on the Computer When Installing the Image Zone Software » The Error Message 'Error_Install_Failure' or 'Fatal Error' Occurs when Installing Image Zone Software
Macintosh
» Mac OS: Software Driver Install Causes Error, "Interface Lib Get Component Resource Could not be Found" » 'Cannot Install This Hardware - The Required Section Was Not Found in the INF' Error Message in Windows XP » 'Scanner could not be initialized' Message Displays in Mac OS X when the All-in-One Software is Installed » Mac OS: Software Driver Install Causes Error, "Interface Lib Get Component Resource Could not be Found"