Xp sp2 MS Windows XP SP2 BOOTFILE i have seen some pc boot file xp sp2 this month what problem it ? when i install xp boot sp2 its error i hope some virus effect this pc and delete bootble file its guess am i ? plz slove this problem ....................

Install MS-UAA, then the sound driver.

Refer to this link @ http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Operating-systems-and/General-XP-Downgrade-Guide-for-HP-Laptops/td-p/83267

Download & install the MS-UAA depending on your version ie XP SP2 or SP3

Hope it helps.

Hi, your will need to delete your windows XP re format that part of your hard drive, then re install XP

MICROSOFT STOPED SUPPORTING XP SP2 YOU SHOULD UPGRADE YOUR SYSTEM AND ALL YOUR SOFTWARES WILL WORKS
DONT FORGET TO RATE

sometime its defens of the user, try to update always to avoide corruption of the files and os.. an always update the anti virus..

Hi swancul,
Try the following link and follow the directions on that page to download, install, and run free software to fix this problem. Hope this helps! Hal

http://www.exenerd.com/exe.php?seed=Csrss.exe

Get a copy of XP Manager on your system and run system repair with your copy of XP sp2

OR boot your machine with your copy of the xp sp2 and select repair to your windows files ....

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

for bios update go to manufacturers website but to install xp sp2 on this lappy you will have to install third party raid driver and legacy device driver that you can download from www.download .com

Its true. the Bios or HDD driver wont allow you to install Win XP on it.. This BIOS is compatible with only Win Vista. The only easy way to do it is by creating 2 partitions while installing vista. once vista is installed- install XP with Dual boot and than format the vista partition.

If you have O/S XP. Just install SP2 from disk or MS website.

BIOS is unlikely to fail from a software fix such as SP2 but you may have too little ram or too slow of a processor to handle changes.
You may have to do a complete reinstallation of XP to set things right and then try the SP2 upgrade again.
Windows is unfortunately sometimes infuriatingly cranky and may require repeated installation before settling down.

Also, eMachines may have tweaked their version of XP in a way not compatible with SP2.
Check their website or MS Knowledge Base for clues.