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Installing Windows XP Media Center Edition

by caesar6137 Jul 28, 2007 11:01PM PDT

I have recently built a new computer. I have an XFX nForce motherboard, 2.4 core 2 due processor, 2 gb of memory, and 2 8600 EVGA graphics cards. I was following suggested reviews on installing the operating system and installed disc 1 then 2 then 1 and then went online to download updates. When I went to put in disc 3 it was unable to complete. Also when attempting to install the drivers for my wireless card and graphics card I get an error message that windows could not verify the logo (not sure if the two are related). I am wondering if I will need to reinstall the operating system and if so how do I do that. When I put in the operating system disk it does not give me the option to reinstall. So now when I start up I have to choose from media center edition and xp professional setup. If someone can also tell me how to get rid of those options I would greatly appricate it.

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"disc 1 then 2 then 1 ... when I put in disc 3 ..."

by Kees Bakker Jul 28, 2007 11:05PM PDT

Well, my version of Windows XP Media Center sits in 1 CD. So it's not clear at all what your 3 disks contain.
And where does "xp professional setup" fit into the story?
And what are those "suggested reviews" you were following?

All mystery and riddles to me.

Kees

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