Run Defrag from a command prompt with the /f switch. This will 'force' the defragmentation even if space is low.
Run Defrag from a command prompt with the /f switch. This will 'force' the defragmentation even if space is low.
Guilty as charged. :) I've found that XP is extremely stable, even when tweaked and I haven't had to reload in over a year.
Probably shouldn't have said that :eek:
Mainly to include service pack 1 or 2 as my original xp pro has no service packs; and also if i recall correctly when i tried backing up with Nero or clonecd or cdrwin i always ended up with a cd that wouldn't boot or prompted for files from the a: drive. Must have missed a setting or something; all i know is Bart's way worked for me first shot and i don't have to immediately update on a reload cuz i'm going directly to XP Pro SP2.
P.S. I'm one of those people that ' if it ain't broke, tweak it!' I don't use System Restore and my best cure for any computer headache is a clean install.
I'd guess that "a temporary file cannot be created" because write permissions are required.
How about using something other than Internet Explorer, such as Firefox or Mozilla? Works for me.