Problem installing operating sys....

Sounds like the installation file is corrupted in some way. Suggest downloading a new installation file from scratch, which you can download here

Also make sure that you have met the min sys requirements as detailed here

hope this helps

Please take the time to rate this answer. Many Thanks Don.

The file it's looking for is probably a SCSI or SATA driver. If you have a floppy disk with '3Ware' written on it, then at the beginning of the setup you are prompted to press F6 and put the floppy disk in. This drops the 3waredrv.sys file (and others) into the install.

You may have to install your webcam driver as vista may not have correct drivers for your device. Please get me the complete model number of your laptop so that I can help you out.

Sai.

The mouhid.sys file is normally located inthe windows\system32\drivers folder. if its not there the you can get it from the XP disk in the i386 folder. alternativly just copy it from the windows\system32\drivers folder of another PC or laptop.

You should be able to boot XP from an install CD and perform a repair install (not a complete install) which will not affect your existing files.

You'll need to enter your BIOS and ensure that your PC is set to boot from CD, then restart your PC with the disc in the disc drive. After a period of loading, it will give the option to repair install on the installation screen. Choose that option, then follow the onscreen prompts and allow the install to finish before rebooting (rebooting may be automatic, depending on your version). After repair install, ensure that all updates are current.

you need 2GB of memories as minimum. 8GB max.
try again with incresed memories.

maximum of 10 mins. if you already download the yahoo exe. then if system updating configuration pls wait is appear for a long minute of time... then you did not properly uninstall the previous version of the messenger... kindly uninstall it and delete the remaining folder of yahoo in program files/ yahoo folder....

dear sir

please try an another disk for installation



regards
murali

ok here it is it is a auto repair sys from lenovo

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• Types of error message(s) or beep code(s) during startup
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Stop Messages During Installation An unsuccessful attempt to install Windows 2000 can result in a Stop message. When this happens, first check that the computer and all of its peripheral hardware are compatible with Windows 2000. To do this, refer to the latest Windows 2000 Hardware Compatibility List (HCL). Microsoft compiles the HCL through rigorous component and compatibility testing of computers and peripheral hardware to determine if they work well with Windows 2000. For more information about the HCL, see "Additional Resources" at the end of this chapter.
If the hardware you use is not included on the Windows 2000 HCL, contact the hardware manufacturer as a first-line resource for available information, newly tested hardware, and Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) and firmware revisions. Reducing the number of hardware components by removing nonessential peripherals and devices can help you pinpoint installation conflicts as well.