Jean

To xper, Sorry, you're right. It seams to me to make it clear, i need a to long sentence, so... Regards, Jean

YES Tinker ! This is what they say: If you do not follow the above sequence, you may need to do a new Windows XP installation to fix potential USB 2.0 problem in the future. I followed the sequence as indicated and after reboot, USB Keyboard/mouse stopped working. Regards, Jean

Thanks Crispy, as I expected, NO SP1 ! Cheers, Jean.

Hello, On a new home builded computer, I installed Windows XP Pro , English version. The CD is dated on 16-10-2002, and i wonder if the SP1 upgrade is already included ? How can I check this ? Thanks in advance, Jean

Hello, I assembled a computer, based on the new ASUS F4G8X Deluxe motherboard. Installed Windows XP Professional English disk. Everything works perfectly fine, except... Windows XP Pro do not recognize the USB 2.0 connectors, so, I need to load several drives to make it working. I respected the sequences, (3 drives as adviced). when done, the system "find new hardware" BUT... After reboot, the mouse is dead and the OS must be re-installed ! Any upgrade to avoid this problem ? Thanks in advance, Jean

Thanks to all of you for response. I defenitely go for the Pro ! Best regards, Jean

Hello, I wonder where I can find a detailed explanation giving the difference between Windows XP Home and Professional version ? Thanks in advance, Jean

Thanks both of you. I will try it out and let you know. Jean

Thanks MSNwar for response, - My PC was (!) working fine for about 1 year. - P4 > 1.5 GHz > 1GB DDR > SCSI 29160N > Seagate Cheetah HDD 35GB. model : ST336752LW. Does this help ? Jean

Hello, I have a home-made computer based on a ASUS P4T-E motherboard, 1.5GHz proc. 1GB SDRAM. SCSI card 29160N, 3 HDD Cheetah 35GB 15,000 r/m. First HDD has 3 partitions, 1=10GB for OS (Windows XP Pro), 10GB for app's, 15GB for files. the other HDD for back-up's (images for vision systems analyzes). When I try to load Windows XP Pro, or Windows 2000 Pro, systems hangs systematicaly. It never go to the finish. With XP, it's stops with the message: < The file WMVCORE.DLL was not copied correctly. The file Setup placed on your hard drive is not a valid Windows XP system image. If you install from a CD, there may be a problem with the Windows XP CD. > Skip the file... NO WAY... I decided to start a low-level format, from the SCSI utility, but I'm not sure it's realy low-level. I wonder if there is not a file staying in the boot sector. To mention: I can load Windows 98SE without any problem (other technology). I tryid about everything, except the right one (!). I also upgraded the BIOS from the motherboard with the latest version. NO WAY... What else can I do ? Can someone give me the solution ? Many thanks in advance, Jean

Hello, Having problems to load Windows XP Pro aswell as Windows 2000 Pro on a SCSI HDD, I finaly decided to start a low-level format from the SCSI 29160N card. I'm not sure it's as it should be, (I still cannot load OS except Windows 98SE) therefor, I wonder if someone can tell me where I can have a real full low-level utility ? Thanks in advance, Jean