20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3 Full Version OEM for PC - 30 Pack Questions & Answers

Filehippo? Really?Contact software manufacturer or distributor and they will assist you

there might be a fault with your hard drive.if you have a spare try that as a test.

Microsoft has abandoned support for XP. Given how buggy and vulnerable to attack it is, you would be far better off installing W8.1 or even W7, for which you will have to pay http://www.ebay.com/itm/Microsoft-Windows-8-1-Retail-License-Media-1-PC-s-Full-Version-for-Wi-/122161873133?hash=item1c716a40ed:g:RNgAAOSwzaJX8DKz If you insist on XP you can get a disc for about US$30 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Windows-XP-Professional-with-SP3-update-full-install-CD-license-key-drive-RAM-/291843419749?hash=item43f3392e65:g:McIAAOSwdzVXnOyX I'd advise against downloading it as there is a real risk of installing malware buried deep in the system. .

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Hi, what size hard-drive, and do you have an external HDD means to save to..? Don't panick files are still there, in fact is the one thing that is extremely difficult to erase.

Try deleting all files within the following locations: (In Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) click "Tools" and select "Folder Options" then choose "Show hidden files" and take the tick out of "Hide protected system files")

%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\
%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Temp

This is the action of some form of malware, masquerading as Windows Security Center. It roots itself in the current user's temporary data folders and as far as I know, doesn't affect all users.
It is also a hidden process but as far as I know, doesn't execute any particularly malicious code, just a really annoying notification (which you'll notice changes).

This means that the files you are trying to delete are used by the windows or by another program ....restart the computer and if it does the same it means the files are protected..and the only way you can delete them is by formatting the area..If you do not want the recovery partition ..just make a boot-able cd ..and save all files in an external location ...and format all hard disk when you install the operation system ...When you get to the previous installations ..just esc to see he partitions ..and delete them one by one until you have all hard disk with un-partitioned space ...and create partitions again and install the OS ..
or ...to rearrange the partitions ..try the control panel ...administrative tools/and computer management ..under the storage ..Here you can right click on any partition and format it or delete ..except the one with the operation system on ..

hi, create a NTFS dos bootable disk, boot it from DOS then hopefully you will be able to access the data. Let me know.

Have you tried navigating past your homepage? I would open your browser and change your homepage. Your browser could have been hijacked and something changed within the browser itself. Start by trying to go to another page, see if anything loads. I will attach a link to download a spyware cleanup software called Malwarebytes, it's free, run that and restart. Scroll down to the bottom of the page, you will see an option to download and an option to buy, click on download that is the free version. Free Anti Malware Malware Removal I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/adrienne_b03fb46fc6334991

From the Start Menu, User Accounts: "Remove your password" - is that what you meant?.. If you'd like a more *advanced* version of this, you can right-click on the "Computer" icon (which CAN be present on the Desktop) and select "Manage" from the menu... Then, go to: "Local Users and Groups". You can use the "Windows key" + "R" to open up the Run... box and type in: "lusrmgr.msc" (without the quotes) to access "Local Users and Groups" directly, btw.

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As soon as you start your computer, begin to repeatedly tap the F8 key until the startup menu appears. It may beep at you, ignore that and keep tapping until you have a black screen with several choices. You have a set amount of time to choose safe mode before the computer automatically does a regular startup. Tap your up or down arrow and that will stop the countdown. I recommend you Choose boot into safe mode with networking. You should from there be able to navigate and perhaps figure out why it is failing. If all else fails, restore the computer to factory settings after backing up anything you might have on it. Could be it was for sale because it won't function consistently.

If you didn't have a backup of the history information in the first place - you can't.

tep1: - Firewall Disable The users should try to temporarily disable Firewall or other security programs on their system. Step2: - Uninstall Old version of Microsoft Office If the users have installed the old version of Microsoft Office, then they need to instant uninstall it. In any case, if the MS office does not uninstall by using the Control Panel, then they have to download Microsoft Fix Tool and then use it to remove the old version of office of their PC. Step3: -Install Microsoft Office in Clean Boot Boot the system in the clean boot and then try to install the Office 2013 program and check that the clean boot is performed to disable all startup programs and the third party services on the machine. Also, check if they are conflicting with the Office installation. Then restart the computer in Windows Clean Boot and then try to install Microsoft Office 2013 program. Step4: - Check the Services Is Running Properly The users need to ensure that the following services are running properly in the services console. Go to "Start" button and then go to "Run" command. In the command prompt, type "Services.msc" cmd and tap on "Enter" key.

• Check the Print Spooler
• Check the Task Scheduler & respective dependencies

Step5:- Check Internet Connection The users need to ensure that their Internet Connection to the system is properly working or not. Might require download few Microsoft utilities at distinct stages. Step6:- Repair OSE Service Follow these steps:

• Go to Office "install disc" option, and then find ose.exe and osetup.dll.
• Then need to create a folder for OSE: C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Source Engine
• Now copy the "OSE.exe" file to that folder.
• Then restart your machine.
• Now try to install Office again.

Not all office disks have the same codes, no matter the version you may need a whole new installation disk with the corresponding code

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Not all office disks have the same codes, no matter the version you may need a whole new installation disk with the corresponding code