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Windows XP/2000 - XP upgrade disaster posted in the Operating Systems forums; Hello....I had decided to upgrade and load XP Professional after contracting a virus......I thought it would be easier than trying to get rid of the virus. The initial install went ...

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Hello....I had decided to upgrade and load XP Professional after contracting a virus......I thought it would be easier than trying to get rid of the virus. The initial install went smoothly...until the restart....for some reason the disc drive containing the XP software won't read the disc, and the computer just keeps re-booting.....any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks
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hello howard and welcome to pchf

did u check your bios to make sure that your hard drive is set to boot first and not your cd-rom

looking forward to your reply
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I'll check that out......Thanks!

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