You probably need them all. .Net isn't cumulative for some odd reason - if something requires .Net 2.0, then 3.0 won't work.

Are you saying that you get a Blue Screen of Death that states no signal, or the regular monitor "no signal" screen?

Sounds like your CD isn't bootable. Make a bootable XP CD or boot to another bootable cd and run the XP setup from that environment.

I would just follow the same procedure you mentioned before, but have the XP SP3 disk handy.

Are you running Speech Server? http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/ru-RU/speechservermanagement/thread/7d411c66-e16b-485c-af2f-84faa5749933

Just contact the manufacturer and have new recovery cd's sent out. That's the easiest solution.

Try completely disabling the hardware that is throwing out dings in the event viewer. Also, are the drivers for the sound card 64 bit?

What apps are giving the error? Does the standard Windows Help & Support work?

http://support.microsoft.com/ph/3198

You should be able to find an XP SP3 .iso on the net.

Setup seperate profiles in Outlook, or train the user on how to change the default email account.

try chkdsk /r

Are you sure you're using the right drivers from the Acer website? Most of the time OEM's have 5+ network drivers for each PC, and in my experience you have to try each one until you find the right...

Amazon.com should have what you need.

The easiest way is to rename the profile folder, recreate the original user account, login with the new account, reboot the pc, login with a different admin account, and rename the old profile to the...

Run Malwarebyte's Antimalware and see if that resolves the issue. If not, maybe this tool might help:...

There are some free solutions here: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/tp/passrecovery.htm

Run CCleaner and Malwarebyte's Antimalware. If the programs do not work after that then you may have to reinstall them.

Try running the Zone Alarm removal tool: http://forums.zonealarm.org/zonelabs/board/message?board.id=inst&message.id=84334

In Disk Manager, do you see a restore partition? If not, you will need to restore from the CD's. Compaq usually keeps image CD's on hand for newer PC's.

Are you using the latest video drivers?

Have you changed the setting to view hidden files?

Yeah, Deep Freeze is awesome! I used it at a cyber cafe and never had any problems after deployment.

You can use the uninstaller that came with the program, use Revo uninstaller, or a removal tool if the program manufacturer makes one. In my experience I've only found removal tools for AV products...

I would run Malwarebyte's Antimalware on the system and see if that helps. If that doesn't work, I read on another forum that wormblaster should do the trick: http://wormblaster.webs.com/downloads.htm

looks like .wba is a WindowBlinds theme. Did you install Windowblinds?

In My Computer, click Tools and select Map Network Drive.

In Disk Management, just right-click the unallocated space and format it.

The RGB cables are for video only. You'll have get a cable to go from your sound card to your tv as well.

Are they using two different signatures or just one?

Hey guys, I've run into a problem accessing the default share on an XP home box. What I am talking about is the shares window that appears when you run \\computername from another pc. It usually has...

User accounts go into group accounts. Best practice is to use group permissions, and then add users to the specific group.

Sounds like a bad keyboard, but a BIOS update might fix the issue.

run dcpromo to remove the AD.

Try to open Outlook in safe mode. Hold down the ctrl key when you click on the icon. If that works, clear out any msgs in your outbox, and if you use pst's run a scanpst on them. You should make sure...

Sounds like the sata/ide adapter or the drive if it is this flakey.

Try uninstalling all of your USB devices and then restart the pc. When it comes up connect the camera. I've had similar problems with HP aio's that this action resolved.

Check out HP's support website for enhancements, updates and fixes for your OS. You might want to download the chipset driver as will if they list one.

you need to have a default gateway keyed in first.

Looks like you have an aftermarket theme that could be causing the issue. Go back to a built-in Windows theme for a few days and see if that resolves the booting issue. Also, you may want to download...

Do you have any cd/dvd authoring sw installed? WHat about av sw?