Problem XP SP3 SlipStream

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• Re: Satellite A30 - problems with SP3

  I have a Satellite A30 921. After you download the Service Pack 3 Windows the power management tools cannot either Hibernate & sleep functions. Microsoft Help said I needed to update my BIOS. However, BIOS for this laptop is not available online-not that I can find!

  What should I do? Is there an another BIOS update to use instead or I just SP2?

  Hello Jodie

  I'm not 100%, but in my opinion, there is nothing to do. Satellite A30 is old enough laptop model and, as far as I know, there is no any kind of update for SP3.
  I have Satellite M70 and always use it with SP2 because a lot of people here have reported on the various problems after the installation of SP3 and I don't want to have an any of them on my laptop.

  In any case try to check the Toshiba support under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com page. don't forget to search the ARCHIVES.

• problem updating SP3 after a reboot at the end of the update process, IE8 will not start

  I have no problem updated from sp2 to sp3. However after a reboot at the end of the update process, IE8 will not hold. When I click on ie, computer absolutely crashes. Help, please

  Restart your computer and if restart is ok are not trying to run IE8. Go to add and remove and remove IE8 and your computer will be re-established on IE7.  If all is ok so far restart your computer once more and if everything is ok at this point you can download IE8 again.

• Cannot perform the upgrade on the spot. Needs winxpCD with SP3 slipstreamed.

  Original title: REINSTALL required W - XP, Original CD SP1, SP3

  I am trying to reinstall my windows xp operating system to repair errors with my laptop, I bought in 2004 and when I insert the disc indicates that the disk of Windows XP is SP1 and I need the Windows XP SP3.  How can I install SP3 while my original CD's with SP3..? Can I install SP1 and then to download SP3, now that my system is installed with SP3 to date. OR can I do a CD of SP3, which is already in my system, if so where can I find the SP3 files.  My system freezes too and sleeves to the top; I have not k now what to do. It is Compaq Presario R3000 Intel P4 3.0 Ghz, 80 GB HDD with ATI graphics card,

  512,00 MB of memory.

  Please help. Cordially. MEERA

  You can just go place of origin of the manufacturer of the computer.

  given that it is hp, then go to hp.com and look for your computer model number.   HP will then give you a number of Web pages on your computer, including free patches, patches, downloads, software and fyi.

  in any case, if you format the hard drive and reinstall xp sp1, then you should immediately go to hp and install new updates for your computer.

  However, my suggestion at the moment is to reinstall sp1 at this time.

  Although I don't know all the details on the problems you encounter, there are some steps to take to make sure if the reinstallation of the OS, in fact the problem will be solved.

  for example, if you hardware is defective, reinstall it the OS will not overcome this type of problem.

  so my first suggestion and the method is to start in safe mode and see if windows works well or not in this mode.

  Here are the instructions:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/boot_failsafe.mspx?mfr=true

  If windows safe mode works ok, then you're in luck because this means that the core system files are ok.      Therefore, we can launch a clean boot operation to help windows in normal mode to stabilize.

  Here are the instructions:

  http://pcsmarties.WordPress.com/CleanBoot/

  Another method, that you can use to work around the reinstallation of the OS is called "repair installation".

  the repair facility will compare the system files on the hard disk for the file system on the xp pro cd.

  and if one of the system files on the hard drive is missing or damaged, they will be replaced by those who are genuine CD.

  you mentioned that you couldn't do an inplace installation, i.e. repair installation.   then we should take a peek on what could be the problem, especially if you have entered the product key for xp pro when that leveling and xp pro is officially activated and authorized by microsoft.com

  Another method would be to add the RAM in the system, since 512 is minimal.   my suggestion would be to increase my other 512 megs.    with low memory can be problematic as well.

• problem installing SP3 on xp

  The installation of service pack 3 (KB936929) on xp home edition, I get the error message that it cannot find a file. It initializes, starts to install and then a window opens stating he needs to a different path to the folder containing the installation package 'PROPLUS. MSI ". He was looking in a folder called C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRVSTORE located in SYSTEM32 in my WINDOWS folder. If I continue, I get to the install window, and he warns me backup... I know that it will not install. I don't know how to do this... or simply forget about service pack 3.

  Well, it's weird, Windows XP SP3 request proplus.msi located on the Microsoft Office XP Professional with FrontPage editing disc.

  Put you to update Office XP with SP3, or Windows XP with SP3?

  Please advise us as to what level of Windows XP, you're currently at.

  1. click on Startand then click run.
  2. in the run dialog box, type winver
  3. click on OK.

  A dialog box displays the version you are using.

  You have MS Office XP Professional installed and if so, what level of SP is MS Office currently.

  TaurArian [MVP] 2005-2010 - Update Services

• Problem installing SP3 in Windows XP

  After installation of Service Pack 3 for Windows XP Pro, it requires a reboot to make the changes take effect.  When trying to restart, it will come only in "SafeMode"!
  I went into Control Panel and removed Service Pack 3 and then was able to restart in normal mode?  I tried several times with the same results!
  Has anyone experience this problem?  If so, is there a solution?
  Thanks in advance for your answer.

  1. Steps to take before you install Windows XP Service Pack 3
     http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950717

  2. How to troubleshoot an installation fails on Windows XP Service Pack 3
     http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950718

• Problem with SP3 - cannot uninstall or system restore

  Here's my problem. I am running Windows XP, and the longer I could not install Service Pack 3. Finally, it worked and I thought that everything was going well until I rebooted. When it restarts and relit, first thing, that it says is that my version of Intel Audio Studio does not support the Board detected, I think, only is not supported by my advice. It took a little longer to start, my microsoft security essentials do not work either nor I have my internet icon and other programs that should be in the corner, but I can always get online. Also, I can't drag files or copy and paste elsewhere, either.  The next thing I thought to do was, try to uninstall the service pack. Without success. It gives me an error "specified file is not found." So, I then decided to try a system restore. I can't do yet! He said "system restore is not protecting your computer." Restart and try again. "It's something like that happened. So, my next step was try in safe mode, no luck there either. What can I do? Help, please.

  Hi JanMur,

  Uninstall Windows XP Service Pack 3 from the Recovery Console:

  How to remove Windows XP Service Pack 3 from your computer - method 4: use Recovery Console

  If you want to re - install Windows XP Service Pack 3 then I suggest you to download the Windows XP Service Pack 3 stand-alone package and start in safe mode and install from there.

  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode

  DOWNLOAD - Windows XP Service Pack 3 network installation Package professional
  

• TFncKy.exe problem after upgrade to XP SP3 on Satellite A200

  Hello

  After upgrade of XP SP3, I have problem with TFncky.

  _System_:
  A200/PSAE7
  -XP Pro (2 x with OS selector, 1 OS XP XP main, 2nd XP for games)

  _Problem_:
  After booting XP from my main XP installation I always get an error message pop up stating that there is no prob with TFncKy and TFncKy should be stopped. As "signature of the problem" I get the following:

  + AppName: tfncky.exe AppVer: 3.22.0.0 ModName: ntdll.dll +.
  + ModVer: 5.1.2600.5512 Offset: 00012ace +.

  With one of the following keys on keyboard always results in above described error pop up but key are functional:
  WinLogo, DEL, HOME, PGUP /-DN, END, right SHIFT, FN + keys F etc.

  My second installation of XP (Lite for games) short smooth after SP3 upgrade: no error TFncKy error message.

  As my second XP runs without any problems after SP3 I'm not sure if the proplem is related with + tfncky.exe + or + ntdll.dll +.

  BTW:
  What driver package includes "tfncky.exe? Toshiba controls?

  Thanks in advance for any information or advice for this problem!

  Best regards
  Andreas

  Hello

  the problem was already discussed in another thread: http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=18082

  The last message was probably the solution for the whole of the case. The mentioned user that "TfncKy.exe" belongs to the Toshiba Hotkey utility that only needs to be removed and reinstalled for this problem.

  In addition, it would be wise to check the registry with CCleaner for example before you reinstall the Hotkey utility.

  See you soon

• Error: The installer cannot set Windows XP required configuration information during the upgrade to Windows XP Home SP3 of Windows XP Pro.

  Original title: OEM Windows XP Home SP3 update XP Pro

  Here is a compilation of the messages from another forum regarding
  My problem:
  ---------------------------------------------------------------

  I'm trying to upgrade a Windows XP Home Sp3 OEM system to
  Windows XP Pro. (There are a few Pro features
  that are not available in the House I now need: (1) the files offline and
  (2) an add-on available for free to Onenote 2007, Top2onenote, requires a Pro).
  I don't want a clean install, but an upgrade. I bought a Windows XP Pro
  Upgrade CD on Ebay that was Windows XP Pro
  Gold (v2002). I'm sure that's true for the following reasons:

  It has been listed as an upgrade, but the CD is not labeled "Upgrade".
  It seems very authentic with all Microsoft holography.
  He came in the standard package of Windows XP (without box),
  and it was sealed.
  The name of volume for the CD is WXPFPP_EN. The Internet,.
  It is the retail of Windows XP Pro RTM (gold)!

  Here are things I tried initially.

  (1) I tried to upgrade to Pro from the purchased CD. It is immediately
  has refused to upgrade indicating the upgrade OS (Pro) is older than the
  installed OS (home)...

  (2) I read about "slipstreaming". "Slipstreaming" allows to integrate
  a service pack with an earlier version of the operating system. I created a
  upgrade XP Pro SP3 with Nlite slipstreamed CD image (and
  Autostreamer later, but it made no difference) from the purchased CD
  and a file containing SP3.

  After you burn the CD and start the upgrade
  (Windows installation), the upgrade process
  product through "information collection."
  "Dynamic update" and "Preparation of Installation" with
  no problems. My computer restarted and returned to
  "Installation preparation". A progress bar called 'Progress '.
  quickly filled to about 90% and the hanging system
  at that time there for about 15 minutes.
  Then, I got the following error message:

  Setup cannot set the required Windows XP configuration
  information. This indicates an internal Setup error.

  This is where I am stuck. I had to leave the installation at this point.
  My drive is starts raining and I had to restore a backup.

  (3) just for the heck of it, I formatted my hard drive and
  reinstalled my original OEM XP Home SP3 OS (no clean up, no user file).
  I immediately used my XP CD slipstreamed Pro to try one
  upgrade to XP Pro and IT WORKED! I need to find out why the
  properly clean XP Home OS upgraded to XP Pro but my pre-existing
  (with the files users, drivers, etc..) XP Home OS does not level
  successfully to XP Pro.
  -------------------------------------------------------------

  Another post:

  Yet once, today, I installed a new copy of OEM Windows XP Home Sp3.
  I continue with installation of all the essential and the add-on
  pilots (essentially all my original version). Then, I
  set up a network connection and firewall. With this configuration,.
  I ran the Pro XP slipstreamed SP3 CD. The upgrade to XP Pro
  success (even if the upgrade not configured my graphics
  card properly). I guess my current problem is either the registry,
  the WINDOWS, some user file or parameter file.
  ---------------------------------------------------------------

  Another post:

  I made a file and the backup of the folder C:\Windows folder
  on my system that is pre-existing (OEM XP Home Sp3). I also did a
  separate the backup the State of the 'system' on my pre-existing system.
  These are added my full image backup of her pre-existing
  system a month ago.

  I did a backup image of my system (minimum fees OEM XP Home
  SP3 with all the original installed drivers over a network configured
  connection and a firewall configured). This system will upgrade
  XP Pro with XP Pro SP3 slipstreamed CD successfully.

  Experiment 1:

  I've restored my minimum system. I then restored the C:/Windows folder
  and the State of the pre-existing system backup system. A startup
  has managed (with a minor irritant). I had to activate Windows.
  Then, I tried upgrading the slipstreamed XP Pro processor. He stopped
  at the same place during the upgrade and gave the same error as before:

  Setup cannot set the required configuration information Windows XP.
  This indicates an internal Setup error.

  Experiment 2:

  I've restored my minimum system. I then restored the system state only
  the backup of the pre-existing system. After startup I was asked to
  activate Windows, but answer Yes to the question would be to disconnect me
  the system. I couldn't get connected to try the XP Pro upgrade.

  Experience 3:

  I've restored my minimum system. I then restored only the C:/Windows
  the backup of the pre-existing system folder. Once again, as in experiment 1,
  the upgrade failed at the same place with the same error message.

  ----------------------------------------------------------------

  Before the experiment 3, I hoped that 3 experience would succeed so I
  could conclude that I had a registry problem. I'm not sure now.
  I don't know what to try next. Take the minimum system and reinstalling
  my files of the user is not an option that my hard drive has over 200 GB of
  programs! If I restore all files and folders of my pre-existing
  I would still have backup to restore a system state the reliable (read the registry).
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------

  Sorry for the length! If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate your responses.

  Thank you

  Hello

  This problem can occur if a piece of hardware that is installed on your computer is not compatible with Windows XP.

  For more information, see this link:

  Error message: Setup cannot set the required Windows XP Configuration information

  Hope the helps of information.

• Automatic updates program turned out impossible to turn it on, with error message "site has encountered a problem and cannot display the page you are trying to view.

  Original title: Auto updates

  My automatic updates program is disabled.  When I try to turn it on, I get this message "the site has encountered a problem and cannot display the page you are trying to view.  Automatic updates forever, why was off and why he now won't come back?

  Bill T

  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Hi Bill,

  This problem can be caused if the automatic updates service may be missing in the Services snap-in.

  1. is the Service Pack 3 installed on your computer?

  2. what anti-virus software you use in your computer?

  Follow the steps below:

  Method 1:

  To resolve this issue, follow these steps:

  1. Click Start, click run, type explore, and then click OK.
  2. Look for the following folder:

  %windir%\System32\inf

  Note The %windir%\System32 placeholder represents the path of the WINDOWS System folder. Typically, C:\WINDOWS is the path of the WINDOWS System folder.

  The inf folder is a hidden folder. To view the inf folder, follow these steps:

  a. on the Tools menu, click on Folder Optionsand then click the view tab.

  b. in the list of Advanced settings , click to display the hidden files and folders under hidden files and folders.

  c. click applyand then click OK.

  3. double-click on the inf folder, right-click in theand then click install.

  4. click on Browse. Look for, and then click the \ServicePackFiles\i386 %windir%\System32folder if the following conditions are met:

  • You install Windows XP SP3 from a CD Windows XP SP3 which included as part of the basic installation of SP3.
  • You have downloaded and installed Windows XP SP3 from the Microsoft Web site.
  • Windows XP SP3 was included with the computer.

  Note If the files from the Service Pack folder is not present on the computer, you can copy the files from a Windows XP SP3 slipstreamed installation CD.

  5. click OK to copy the files.

  6. change the setting on the computer to not display the hidden files and folders. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. On the Tools menu, click Folder Options, and then click the view tab.
  2. In the list of Advanced settings , click show not the hidden files and folders under hidden files and folders.
  3. Click applyand then click OK.

  7 restart the computer and check.

  Method 2:

  Follow the steps in the link below.

  You receive an error message "Windows Update has encountered an error and cannot display the requested page" when you try to install an update:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/883614

  For reference:

  How to configure and use automatic updates in Windows:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306525

   

  If you need further assistance on this topic, let know us and we will be happy to help you.

• Cannot repair Windows XP Pro with MS. original disc This is SP2 and SP3 system level.

  I moved my a new motherboard boot drive and need to clean up the mistakes.  I was not able to repair or install a new system of my
  original disc.  I installed a 3rd party PCI to IDE 2 channel for the disk controller.  There is no drive floppy or IDE interface on the new Board of Directors.
  I installed the driver before moving the drive because it was the only way to get the drive to boot IDE.
  It works fine except the occasional freeze on the internet.  I don't know that I have a few tips in the registry or possibly missing files.
  I've updated my system to a Pentium III processor i5-3550.  Memory max on old Board has 512 MB and new one is now up to 4 GB with room for 32 GB.
  Can I buy a new drive to install Windows XP Pro to the last level, or there at - there a way around this problem?
  I have a downloaded SP3 disc that I used to update my system when SP3 was released.

  Create a "Slipstreamed" of integrating XP SP3 version
  AutoStreamer, it is easy to use and for the most part explicit.
  Create a new XP installation CD with SP3 included by slipstreaming SP3 using your CD SP2

  Guide auto Streamer and Download Sites:
  http://www.simplyguides.NET/guides/using_autostreamer/using_autostreamer.shtml
  http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/1092632287/1

  Where to download SP3
  (This file that will be used to created the slipstreamed CD)
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=5b33b5a8-5e76-401F-BE08-1e1555d4f3d4&displaylang=en

  Create a version Slip Stream of Windows XP with SP3
  http://www.webtree.ca/WindowsXP/slipstream.htm  (With the help of AutoStreamer)
  http://www.theeldergeek.com/slipstreamed_xpsp3_cd_final.htm
  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/xpsp3_slipstream.asp

  How to create a Windows XP SP3 slipstreamed CD
  http://www.PAGESTART.com/slipstreamsp3.html

  You create the slipstreamed CD will not include specific drivers
  for your motherboard, video, audio, network, etc...  Those who you will be
  need to download to your PC or motherboard manufacturing
  Web site.

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

• SFC wants SP2 disk to repair, but I'm at SP3. Is this OK to use the disk?

  Hello

  When I do "sfc/scannow" I get the following message "Windows - files required for Windows File Protection is running properly have been replaced by unrecognized versions." To maintain system stability, Windows must restore the original versions of these files. Insert your Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 CD now".

  I had to upgrade to Service Pack 3 to install MSE. As I understand it, once you have installed SP3, you can't restore the system to SP2. I just want someone to confirm that I really should put the Service Pack 2 CD.

  Thank you!

  Lol you should not put the SP2 CD.

  I don "t know if you can to SP2 or not since I've never used the restoration of the system (except practice), but which would have been, you can Uninstall SP3 if you want, but you will lose all the features and benefits of the version of the Service Pack 3 + year, System Restore.

  Now that your question is confirmed, what can you do about it?

  Once you install SP3, all installation XP CD you have with older SPs are practically useless for sfc/scannow (by themselves).

  The best option is that if you have a real XP bootable installation CD with a plu SP is to make a new installation CD that has SP3 'slipstreamed' into it, so what comes out the other end is a new installation of XP you create that will be integrated into SP3.  You must already have a genuine XP bootable installation CD to do this.

  What you end up with is a XP installation CD with SP3 integrated into it (and you can book your old version).  Which will make happy sfc/scannow, sfc/scannow is not for fixing problems on a system.  sfc/scannow is designed to run only once when you install XP to populate the folder dllcache with a list of 3498 system protected files which are backups in the case where a protected file come missing later on your system.  That's what all this.  It is not to solve problems, unless your problem is that your dllcache folder must be updated, or your problem is you have too much time and need to lose some of them.

  While it gives a good "feeling" when sfc/scannow to runs without complaining (and you can make sure), it is unlikely address any questions you may have and are a great, frustrating waste of time (as you can see) - unless your question is trying to get the sfc/scannow to run without complaining.

  If you run sfc/scannow to completion and you have all the pieces in place, it should find nothing to do.

  However, even if you break your system on purpose and sfc/scannow is a file in the dllcache folder that needs to be replaced and replace it (it IS what it is), you will know about it since the only thing that you will see where the Observer newspaper is the following:

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Windows File Protection
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 64016
  Analysis of file File Protection Windows has been started.

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Windows File Protection
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 64017
  Windows File Protection file analysis completed successfully.

  Even if sfc/scannow finds something to do, you will never know about it.  It is not his goal.  Its purpose is to populate the dllcache folder.  In the above example, sfc/scannow replaced 2 files that I've damaged on purpose for a mission of training and test, but you won't see anything about it in the newspaper.

  That's why running sfc/scannow again more than a waste of time.  If he finds something to do, you don't know yet what he did.

  If you don't have a genuine XP bootable installation CD, hope is not lost, but I'll let Microsoft support engineers who are hired by Microsoft experts help you with this part.  I do not think that the Department of Education will tell you about "slipstreaming" either because they probably don't know how and there is no KB article for their link, in their response.

  Here is a recent example of the MSE ineptitude and lack of understanding of the sfc/scannow (soon to be marked as the answer):

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-system/sfcosdll-missing/4836955e-4517-45A8-a19f-85d7d5ecf3f5

  I have several times also offer my professional services to teach Microsoft how sfc/scannow technical support engineers work in the hope that they will not be there when they have no idea what is the problem with a system or how to fix it.

  Sorry...  I had to get that last shot - again.

• malware has damaged, is there a system to SP3 File Checker

  This would be true practice to add to the difficulty It Center. Most of the people not the SP3 update online and the their CD SP2 System File Checker will not work.

  Specifically, all my USB drives will launch is more like a real storage unit unless I restart the computer in the diagnosis of msconfig startup.  I have various blue screen of death crash, especially when the search indexer is running, or the computer launches a windows update.  There were several problems of malware found by a number of cleaning products, all are now indicating a clean computer, but the damage is done.  SFC SP2 indicate a number of places during the scan, he wants to get a new file from my XP Pro CD, but does not recognize the CD as the current operating system.  I expect that new operating system would have a procedure to check and repair/replace its files.

  Your expectations exceed reality.

  If you reinstall XP and then download and install SP3 and then reinstall all your apps again and then restore your backup of the data, you still won't be able to run sfc/scannow, use your SP2 CD in the future.

  The best option is if you have a genuine XP installation bootable CD with a plu SP is to do a new installation CD that has SP3 'slipstreamed' inside so what comes out the other end is a new installation of XP you create will be integrated into SP3.  You must already have a genuine XP bootable installation CD to do this.

  What you end up with is a XP installation CD with SP3 integrated into it (and you can book your old version).  Which will make happy sfc/scannow, sfc/scannow is not for fixing problems on a system.  sfc/scannow is designed to run only once when you install XP to populate the folder dllcache with a list of 3498 system protected files which are backups in the case where a protected file come missing later on your system.  That's what all this.  It is not to solve problems, unless your problem is that your dllcache folder must be updated, or your problem is you have too much time and need to lose some of them.

  Here's a method that works the first time if you follow the directions:

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/slipstreaming-Windows-XP-to-create-bootable-CD/

  Here's another:

  http://Lifehacker.com/386526/slipstream-Service-Pack-3-into-your-Windows-XP-installation-CD

  If you do a search on Google for something like:

  Slipstream XP

  you will find other methods.

  If you run sfc/scannow to completion and you have all the pieces in place, it should find nothing to do.   It ' feels 'good when it is running and can't find anything to do well. "

  However, even if you break your system on purpose to remove or damage a file in the dllcache folder and sfc/scannow is a file in the dllcache folder that needs to be replaced and replace it (it IS what it is), you won't know about it since the only thing you will see when the Observer newspaper is that :

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Windows File Protection
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 64016
  Analysis of file File Protection Windows has been started.

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Windows File Protection
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 64017
  Windows File Protection file analysis completed successfully.

  Even if sfc/scannow finds something to do, you will never know about it.  It is not his goal.  Its purpose is to populate the dllcache folder.  In the above example, sfc/scannow replaced the 2 files that I've damaged on purpose for a mission of training and test, but you won't see anything about this in the case where log Viewer.

  When you did, come back with your other questions and we can see i we can solve.

• Tecra M5 docking station problems

  Hello

  I don't know if this has happened elsewhere, but my Tecra M5 (Win XP / SP 3 / fully updated on MS) boots when undocked, but hangs on the appearance of the first "Loading Windows" screen Re-booting subsequently always results in the typical menu with SafeMode etc... My amateur solution is to start offline and then just plug it in, but my logic suggests that this may not be the right solution. I have run the reinstallation CD and completely re-formatted the system twice, but anything will do. I'd appreciate more ideas... Thank you & best wishes

  Richard Taylor

  Hello

  As far as I know original Toshiba recovery image is WXP SP2 only. Am I right about that?
  This happens immediately after the clean operating system installation or after the installation of SP3?

  Recovery image has been tested with docking option and it should work. I think it's a problem with SP3 which can have a negative influence on demand for mobile extension. This application is responsible for the own berthing and departure procedure.

• Qosmio G30 / Windows MCE 2005 + SP3

  Hi guys,.

  Had some problems with SP3 on Windows XP MCE 2005.

  Once installed my cable TV box is no longer works, continues to come up with an error.

  I read many forums with questions on MCE SP3, but none of the solutions have worked for me...

  Anyone had problems?

  Matt

  Have you had problems with SP2?
  Of course, it could be that there is no problem with SP3 on MCE.

  And what error you get exactly?

  Search on the site of Toshiba for the driver and BIOS updates:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-online support => Toshiba download drivers

  Last but not least, look for an update for your TV decoder or reinstall it.