KB2724197 and KB2676562 do not settle on Win XP Pro SP3

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• flashplayer18_ha_install.exe does not work on Win XP Pro SP3

  File 'flashplayer18_ha_install.exe' of the update causes error during execution.

  Adobe Download Manager has encountered a problem and needs to close...

  (Signature of error = AppName: flashplayer18_ha_install.exe)

  AppVer: 1.5.0.35

  ModName: flashplayer18_ha_install.exe

  ModVer: 1.5.0.35

  Offset: 000059db)

  The file "flashplayer18_ha_install.exe" = file version: 1.5.0.35s

  Installation file "install_flash_player.exe" works OK, but seems to install the same version outdated; 18.0.0.194.

  OS = MS Windows XP Pro SP3. 32 bits; Processor core

  Browser = Firefox 39.0

  Flash Player plugin version 18.0.0.194

  Hi klm2048,

  Setup Online does not work on some XP systems.  Investigation on the Installer team online.  In the meantime, please use the installer in offline mode, posted at the bottom of the problems Installation | Flash Player | Windows page in the section "problems".

  --

  Maria

• can I switch from win xp pro sp3 Windows XP Professional x 64

  I have an old computer Pentium (32 bit system) (2001) with max memory 2 GB and I wish to Exchange my c: drive to a new 64-bit computer that has the capacity of up to 16 GB of memory.  I am currently using win xp pro sp3 and I don't want to move to Vista or 7 because I'm very comfortable with win xp pro screens.  I'm assuming that win xp Pro x 64 edition is similar for win xp pro in that regard.  Current box has four scsi drives, 2 CD/DVD, 4 pci for creating music cards readers, card Radeon video (2 screens), 2.2 GHz Intel Pentium CPU, 2 GB memory Rambus.  I'm go to Gigabyte GA45T-ES3G-ATX, CPU 3.0 Ghz 775, 16 GB memory Kingston Hyper X, videocard PNY 450NVS Quadro (4 screens), 2 SSD drives (100(c drive)/500 GB).  I opted for the Gigabyte motherboard because it has a pcie x 16 video card and 5 pci slots.  I use software Cakewalk mainly which has a capacity of 64-bit and some of my cards have drivers 64-bit available.  Other software will be able to run in 32-bit mode (x 86).

  My plan is to clone the c: drive current, load it on the new ssd drive and upgrade to Win xp Pro x 64 load if possible.

  Andrea

  First and most importantly, there is no way to upgrade from XP 32 bit to 64 bit, you must perform a "clean installation" of the 64-bit version and then reinstall your applications. Don't forget to back up your data files.

  Secondly because the card mother old and new are very different (device drivers and chipset), it is unlikely that, after cloning your hard drive to an SSD, the computer would even start.

  I'd rather you 32-bit version of Windows XP is a 'Reticular Full' version (OEM versions are related to the 1st motherboard it is installed on and can not be activated on another motherboard) is to reinstall XP 32 Bit to one of your SSD drives (you did not mention RAID), then install the drivers from Gigabyte.

  If you must go the 64-bit road know that 64-bit XP was not very well supported by software vendors and is not widely used.

  Also note that this socket 775 motherboard uses memory DDR3 and no common DDR2 for cards 775 mothers socket.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Win XP Pro SP3 language bar blue screen

  Hello

  I have Win XP Pro SP3 on my HP Pavilion dv9010 notebook PC, and I have the language toolbar on my taskbar, I would like remove (but not uninstall). But when I right click on the taskbar at the bottom-> the toolbars and uncheck the language tool bar to remove it, I get a blue error screen the next time that I reboot Windows (Win XP startup screen indicates a fraction of a second then blue error screen).

  Any ideas why this happens? I just be reformatted my computer - I have not installed anything else that the updates of windows and all the rest seems to work very well.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  I suggest to refer to this link and follow the instructions in the link below and check, if this can help:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/318027

  It will be useful.

• Win XP Pro SP3 loses settngs config on reboot.

  Win XP Pro SP3. To restart the machine, he loses the settings for programs such as: passwords, access programs, the mouse settings, registry numbers entered in the address book. Tried to 'Fix' the original CD; but he always loses these settings when the computer is restarted. Suggestions and solutions will be greatly appreciated

  Sadnewbie

  Hello

  1. did you further modifications of software on the computer recently?

  Method 1.
  Let us firstly the sfc scan and check if there is any missing system file.
  Reference:
  Description of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 System File Checker (Sfc.exe)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310747

  Method 2.
  If the problem persists, then create a new user profile and then copy your current users assigning to this profile. For more information, see:
  How to create and configure user accounts in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/279783

  How to copy data from a corrupted to a new profile in Windows XP user profile
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151

  How to recover damaged Windows XP user profile
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555473

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Dual-booting Win XP Pro SP3 - best practices of size Partition

  Hello. I want to create a dual-boot installation, both using Win XP Pro SP3 on a large hard drive while having an extended partition available for data. I expect in the next two years, going to upgrade to Windows 7 Pro. Put the two primary partitions to 20 GB enough or should I go ahead and do 40-50GB each in preparation for a future upgrade. Thank you!

  20 GB is too small to install and run Windows 7 well.  I'd go with 40 to 50 GB. Boulder computer Maven
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• Updates to security for Windows XP KB2685939, KB2709162 and KB2707511 do not settle

  June 12, 2012, a group of 8 high priority updates were presented for installation.  Four installed, but four others repeatedly failed to install. Two of them, then repeatedly appear under the icon "Automatic updates" in the taskbar.  When the "Express" or "Custom" install is selected, my machine restarts immediately, but fails again to install updates.  Lost a full day to use my system chasing this problem so far.  Can you advise how to get the updates to install correctly?

  (1) security Update for Windows XP (KB2707511) - download fails.

  (2) cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8 for Windows XP (KB2699988) - appears to download, but the installation fails.
  (3) security Update for Windows XP (KB2709162) - download fails.
  (4) security Update for Windows XP (KB2685939) - appears to download, but the installation fails.
   
  Each returns the same error 0x8007F0DA
   
  I used the Microsoft Fix It tool twice and it did not affect the result.
   
  Window XP Home Edition SP3, Build 2600 OS; IT IE 8.0.6001.18702. Wired internet.
   
   

  The Fix - It tool crashed my system.  The link of http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822798 did nothing to improve the problem and may have made it worse, because the Catroot2 directory that was renamed can be restored as Catroot2 again.  No instructions for this that I could find.  Try to do it myself generates a Protection Fault When you rename.  This new backup directory has a lot of files it contains, that newly created, almost nothing.

  The many steps in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/958050 link also has not solved the problem.  After several restarts and system breaks down, the only thing that has changed is the error Code: 0 x 80070002 (now).

  When we look at upwards of this error on the KB code, the call for a tool download instructions to check the system, but it is not applicable for Win XP SP3.  Following two no this solution eliminates the top 2/3 of the web page when you try to copy the instructions to paste in Notepad.

  It seems to me there are different vintages of tool Fix - It that are presented, each one a little different in look and performance.  Not just another module, but results reports and accidents vary with the version.

  A consistent Fit-It idea returns 'default Windows data update locations have changed"and"Repair Windows Update sites default"displays as"Not executed", but there is no way to perform this element.  Don't know if it's really a place has changed, I know that I did it and how long and including June 12, all except 4 updates installed correctly.

• Satellite A30, Win XP Pro SP3 - modem does not work

  Another problem with this laptop Satellite A30
  The built-in modem does not work.

  * Explanation: *.
  The driver is correct and downloaded from the Toshiba support site.
  The modem is identified as "Toshiba software modem amr" and is installed on com3 port.

  When I click on "diagnosis" and "ask modem" (right labels can be different, since my is an Italian win xp, I just translated the Italian labels), a window pops up saying: it is impossible to open the door (port), the modem is connected to.

  I tried to change the com port of the modem to different numbers, but the problem is the same.
  I don't know if the modem is a real map connected somehow to the main Board or is built right on the main map. It would be the first case, I may change see ad. BTW, the mini slot pci is already occupied by the gigabyte of Wi - Fi, so the modem must be elsewhere.

  This is strange, since I've done at least 2 other win xp pro on this machine facilities, always download and install the appropriate drivers, and the modem has never worked.
  Thank you
  S.

  Hello

  Have you installed the SP3 Windows XP Home edition, then the drivers or SP1 and later updated to level to the SP3 version?
  > It's strange, because I did it at least 2 other facilities on this machine pro win xp
  What other facilities?

• Win XP pro SP3. Windows software update will not download

  An accident on a Win XP PC ruinning legacy backup/restore S/W had failed. (3rd party stuff).  Installed a Virgin of Windows XP Pro SP3 (32-bit) on a new blank HD.  Connected, activated Windows.  It worked.  Tried to run Windows Update.  A clean installation is the first thing that update is download the Windows Updater S/W so we can understand what you need.  That the download failed.  Me hunting to a page that says nothing specific about why it did not work and gave me some links to try to solve the problem.  Follow the links and has begun to try stuff.  Some links are broken.  Find a suggestion to update IE ver 6 to ver 8.  Downloaded IE8.  only IE Ver 8 worked and updated.  Does not solve the problem of Windows Updater download.  I tried Fix - it.  He has ran, said he fixed some files, any info on what it fixes.  Does not solve the problem of Windows Updater download.  Found a few references to run a .bat file to rename files, a .bat file to force certain registry entries.  No one who has solved the problem of Windows Updater download.  Found several threads to download "iuctl.cab.  Each of these links has more, with a 404 error.  Never found the .cab.

  Win XP support ends soon and I need to get a clean update on this legacy machine.  Where should I go from here?

  An accident on a Win XP PC ruinning legacy backup/restore S/W had failed. (3rd party stuff).  Installed a Virgin of Windows XP Pro SP3 (32-bit) on a new blank HD.  Connected, activated Windows.  It worked.  Tried to run Windows Update.  A clean installation is the first thing that update is download the Windows Updater S/W so we can understand what you need.  That the download failed.  Me hunting to a page that says nothing specific about why it did not work and gave me some links to try to solve the problem.  Follow the links and has begun to try stuff.  Some links are broken.  Find a suggestion to update IE ver 6 to ver 8.  Downloaded IE8.  only IE Ver 8 worked and updated.  Does not solve the problem of Windows Updater download.  I tried Fix - it.  He has ran, said he fixed some files, any info on what it fixes.  Does not solve the problem of Windows Updater download.  Found a few references to run a .bat file to rename files, a .bat file to force certain registry entries.  No one who has solved the problem of Windows Updater download.  Found several threads to download "iuctl.cab.  Each of these links has more, with a 404 error.  Never found the .cab.

  Win XP support ends soon and I need to get a clean update on this legacy machine.  Where should I go from here?

  Go to start > run > wuaucpl.cpl > disable automatic updates > apply (if the setting is changed) > OK

  To disable the horse notification that appears in the status bar on automatic updates is turned off.

  Go to start > Control Panel > Security Center > resources > change the way Security Center alerts me > uncheck automatic updates

  There is a known issue with Windows Update that address priority before you visit Windows Update

  Manually download and install the latest cumulative security update for IE8 and restart before

  visit windows update via the shortened link in your Start menu.

  When you have Win XP SP3 and IE8, it will be the necessary file

  http://download.Microsoft.com/download/1/9/A/19A6AC47-9EA0-455F-B918-A44D25B5304C/IE8-WindowsXP-KB2898785-x86-enu.exe

  It often happens that the installation of SP3 will break the windows update feature by not properly installing the windows update agent.  An older version of the windows update agent can be downloaded and saved in the C directory and installed by an execution command.

  Windows update agent is available during one of the linked pages

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/943144

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/946928

  Start > run > C:\WindowsUpdateAgent30-x86.exe /wuforce

  For the 64-bit version, change the command run 86 read 64

  In the alternative, there is a troubleshooting tool that can work to accomplish the same thing

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/949104/en-us

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2714434/en-us

  A reboot is probably a good idea after each intervention.

  Now connect to windows update manually through your browser using the shortcut in the start menu link and your chances are better that it will work.

  When the latest version of windows and to connect to Windows Update will detect the old version of Windows update agent installed update agent will be installed after consenting to the ActiveX installation.  It will be the first thing that happens when connecting to Windows update if things continue normally.

  If there are still problems with Windows update try this utility.

  It is the #25 element in the repair tool to be implemented.

  http://www.tweaking.com/content/page/windows_repair_all_in_one.html

• Is there a program to locate and replace the missing files in Win XP Pro 64 and the dll?

  I am running Win XP Pro 64 SP 2, on xfx 680i LT MoBo, Intel Duo Core 3 GHz. My computer is seen adapts to any time and stutters a lot, and sometimes I confuse it so it sits and wonders every day. When I see autorun (Sys Internals) I find several file not found entries. The same thing happens with Malware Bytes and HiJack This. Is there a program that will search for files or corrupt links and repair; missing it works? Thank you all. Merry Christmas.

  Thank you all for your responses pending. I want to especially thank Jose Ibara for in-depth answers. He is now coming along and no new response is necessary (I hope, or this thing dies!). Once again thank you.

• I have a memorex drive that used to be U3, it does not connect to win 7 Pro flash.

  I have a memorex drive that used to be U3, it works with my XP machine and also in the Win 7 Pro 32 of this machine little but not in the 64 bits in the same machine (dual boot) flash. He works in a new machine to Win 7 Home premium 64-bit. What happens when it is plugged, it's that a connected sound appears the autorunwindow then disconnects and emits a sound then chirps connected twice more. It is not at all connected. Any ideas as to why it tries to install the second and third time. Obviously, the drive is very good and has been formatted several times. Installation of 64-bit problem is a new installation and other discs fine flsh.

  U3 system was owned by Sandisk and they discontinued it.  You can find the method of removing the U3 and re - format @ u3.sandisk.com

• The cutting tool will not "save under" Win 8 Pro

  After you use the cutting tool, the program freezes to the command prompt "save under"... I just upgraded to Win 8 pro. I also ran sfc /scannnow to repair corrupt files... Nothing is presented with an error...

  Any advice would be great!
  Thank you
  Josh

  Hi Josh,.

  It would be great if you could answer these questions to help you further.

  1. have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  2. you receive an error message or error code?

  If you are facing the question recently, then I suggest you to perform system restore to a point when the computer was working fine.

  Note: when you perform the system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, programs and updates that you have installed are removed.

  Use capture tool to capture screenshots: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/use-snipping-tool-capture-screen-shots

  Hope that the information provided is useful.

• Decrypt encrypted files and records who have done in Win XP Pro, but now we want to decrypt in Win 7 Pro.

  Hi, please advise me that how can I decrypt my encrypted files and folders now since I got them when I was with Win XP Pro and after all of a sudden my Win XP Pro crash and the installation of Win 7 Pro? I mean, now I use now Win 7 Pro in the lap top, it had Win XP Pro and I did an encryption my files and folders at this time.

  Please notify.

  Thanks & regards in advance

  It will never ask for the encryption keys. Whenever an encrypted file/folder is created, the keys are also created and stored safely in the system. At any time, you can take a backup of the keys (you need, as you cannot decrypt it without the keys).

• Photoshop and InDesign do not open in Windows 10 Pro

  Last night, I installed Windows 10 Professional (64-bit) and now Photoshop and InDesign will not open. Because they both had updates in the meantime I've updated both, but it does not work. I rebooted, still nothing, not even an error message. However, when I open a Windows Explorer PNG file, I get this error message: "the program can't start because MSVCR110.dll is missing on your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. "I have to click OK twice to exit the dialog box.

  I googled the error and found a download from Microsoft who fixed a similar problem in Windows 8. I'm a little worried to start installation in Windows 10. The name of the file is vcredist_x64.exe. It is a Visual C++ redistributable file.

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• Win XP PRO SP3 Corporate Edition license key

  Is there a different product key of 25 characters for Windows XP PRO SP3 Corporate edition for Win XP PRO in general?

  Thank you... DECENTARORA

  On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 14:24:04 + 0000, SirBarmy wrote:
   
   
  > On the contrary to what this nice gent posted on there is no Corporate editing, I'll tell you there is.
   
   
  You can say what you want to say, but that does not correct.
  It is and has never been, an edition of Windows XP called
  'Corporate Edition.' See below.
   
   
  > There is a very big difference in the product keys for Corporate/Home/Pro/Media Center. What often confuses a lot of people say there is no Enterprise edition or that it is a code name for a pirate software is the fact that it is an essentially the same as professional.
  >
  > Corporate differ regular professional is it's price, its availability to the general public and it is unique marketing to businesses.
   
   
  You talk about "Volume Licensing" of Windows XP
  Professional Edition. What you are saying is correct, except that your name
  for this volume license is incorrect. It is * not * called "Corporate".
  Edition' and the term 'Enterprise Edition' has been used almost exclusively
  for pirated copies.
   

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP