[At a road block]

yes, i agree, now that you mentioned it. years ago when i was going to upgrade software or even a fresh install i use to make a special folder on the harddrive an put everything there, an then work out of that folder. This is the link to the page where i got the Windows ME upgrade that i was trying to put on this laptop.

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When I am at the C prompt an I type in VER, It says - Windows 98 , Ver 4.10.2222 if that helps

I will stay logged in here on this page to see what my next step should be

[At a road block]

ok, i found the one you were meaning, my mistake. I can view it useing the edit command. Is there a special line that i am to be looking for.

I really do appreciate the help

[At a road block]

tengo un setupact.log y un setuperr.log, esos son los únicos 2 que tengo

eso es lo que me muestra comando Editar Windows C using

the setuperr.log it does not show anything: it is empty.

the setupact.log says: - winnt32 installation has begun

[At a road block]

So what was the exact SUWIN error? There are many reasons/code for that. It "kind of" sounds like you were doing an upgrade?

it only said suwin error, it didnt show a code or anything, an yes i was doing an upgrade

[At a road block]

I have a Sony Vaio PCG-Z505RX slim laptop, it had windows 98 on it, I decided to upgrade it to windows me. Sounds simple, but there is a huge catch to this particular laptop. there is no floppy drive and there is no cd rom, sure when it came out there was a cd rom an floppy drive for this laptop, but i have never had. It has 1 usb port. In the cmos your boot options is, atapi cd rom, floppy drive, an hard drive. So i can not even boot from a usb flash drive.

What i did was burn windows me from an img file to a dvd, then i copied all the files on to usb. Then i went to the drive letter of the flash drive which was D an started the setup, everything was going fine untill it hit 90 percent , it came up with a SUwin error.

now the laptop when restarted only comes up to the C prompt. I know there is a command line that might work to invoke the usb port, but i do not know what the command line is or if it will even work, because as of this moment the usb port is dead because it is only controled by a command line, from the C prompt it does not reconise the usb port at all.

If anyone could give me some guidence on this i would greatly appreciate it.

[Hello Everyone]

I was going threw trhis forum an it is nice, I do have a few questions, so I will see if i can locate the correct thread to post into