Pending: sfc

Pelegrine · 09-27-2007

Windows Setup
Microsoft

Issue Description:

To install the version on the CD, restart your computer, boot from this CD, and follow the instructions for a new installation.
Warning: The default setup options will replace your existing version of Windows with this version. If you wish to keep both versions you must select a new destination folder for this version of Windows. If you decide to delete the newer version of Windows that is currently installed on your computer, the files and settings cannot be recovered.

I am using WinXP sp2 The info was a warning that popped up when I tried to run: sfc / scannow.
Should I run the older version.?

ih8bills · 09-28-2007

Originally Posted by Pelegrine

Windows Setup
Microsoft

Issue Description:

To install the version on the CD, restart your computer, boot from this CD, and follow the instructions for a new installation.
Warning: The default setup options will replace your existing version of Windows with this version. If you wish to keep both versions you must select a new destination folder for this version of Windows. If you decide to delete the newer version of Windows that is currently installed on your computer, the files and settings cannot be recovered.

I am using WinXP sp2 The info was a warning that popped up when I tried to run: sfc / scannow.
Should I run the older version.?

Do you run Windows update once in a while ???
Not being a wiseguy-- I have never seen that one before.

09-27-2007	#1
Pelegrine Bronze Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 5 PC Experience: PC Illiterate	sfc Windows Setup Microsoft Issue Description: To install the version on the CD, restart your computer, boot from this CD, and follow the instructions for a new installation. Warning: The default setup options will replace your existing version of Windows with this version. If you wish to keep both versions you must select a new destination folder for this version of Windows. If you decide to delete the newer version of Windows that is currently installed on your computer, the files and settings cannot be recovered. I am using WinXP sp2 The info was a warning that popped up when I tried to run: sfc / scannow. Should I run the older version.?

09-28-2007	#2
ih8bills Tech Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: coastal Rhode Island Posts: 4,633 PC Experience: More Stubborn than any PC	Re: sfc Originally Posted by Pelegrine Windows Setup Microsoft Issue Description: To install the version on the CD, restart your computer, boot from this CD, and follow the instructions for a new installation. Warning: The default setup options will replace your existing version of Windows with this version. If you wish to keep both versions you must select a new destination folder for this version of Windows. If you decide to delete the newer version of Windows that is currently installed on your computer, the files and settings cannot be recovered. I am using WinXP sp2 The info was a warning that popped up when I tried to run: sfc / scannow. Should I run the older version.? Do you run Windows update once in a while ??? Not being a wiseguy-- I have never seen that one before. __________________ Registry Cleaner PREWORK HiJack This Windows Services Guide Without music, life would be a mistake Friedrich Nietzsche

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