Windows XP SP3 upgrade freezes at widows logo screen during installation

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  I have a Compaq Presario S6300NX works on XP Home and has the AMD Athlon XP processor.  The vehicle currently has a 512 MB PC2700 DDR SDRAM Memory Module installed.  I bought a 512 MB 333 MHZ DDR PC2700 184 pin Dimm 2.5V module install alongside the original.  I did my best to check that it is compatible through the HP site but it was purchased by an outside vendor.

  The new module fits perfectly into its housing.  However when I turn the computer back on, it will just through this continuous reboot.  He could do it on the desk, but within seconds, it restarts.  Once, I got a message saying 'ended unexpectedly DCOM Server process Launcher service '.  I took the new module back out and rebooted - the computer then worked fine.  He told me that the system has recovered from a fatal (x 4) error.  But work just fine without the memory upgrade module.  Tried to reinstall, maybe user error (?), but once again, the system went into a continuous reboot cycle.

  I googled the message an error I copied (on the DCOM model) and found here in the support area and HP drivers, there was an updated driver that I could do that specifically mentioned my error message "Microsoft Windows® XP SP3 upgrade utility for systems equipped with AMD processors.  I followed the instructions and downloaded the file to my desktop.  I then tried to launch the installation of many times each time to get the same error message after extraction of the files and the yes button to install.  "Your system does not meet the minimum requirements for this update.  The update was cancelled (9998)"

  These are the prereqs in the instructions: "you must be logged in as an administrator to install this update.

  I went to Best Buy and bought a new module of memory.  Accompanies the PNY optima.  Worked perfectly.  After all that.  So I guess that it was probably a bad memory stick.  Thanks to all who helped!  Problem solved!

• Microsoft Windows Vista Home Permium freezes to the logon screen or gets stuck

  Microsoft Windows Vista Home Permium freezes to the logon screen or crashes on the black screen with Copyright Microsoft Corporation with the load with six green bars moving through bar. It will start in safe mode. I ran the auto repair (recommended) when starting after being forced to stop. After it says its full it restarts and remains stuck on the black screen with Copyright Microsoft Corporation with the load bar with six green bars that cross so I force disable it again.

  I had no problem with this computer, he got in last seven. It was working fine yesterday and then the without wire came out, so I restarted the computer to find the connection again as I had done several times before. That's when it froze on the opening of session and password screen. Who started this cycle of freezing or stuck on the black screen with the loading bar permanently running.

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  Hi Greg,.

  It will not harm the computer to run it in a boot environment.  Some programs do not work properly because they were probably responsible for their own services and rely on them to work.  You have disabled all non-Microsoft services, and things like printers and software can be difficult.

  Click Start, then options type power and press ENTER.  Let us make sure that the system is not configured to sleep.  Go ahead and put the power plan to High Performance, then click on change Plan settings below.  There will be a framework for "put the computer to sleep".  The value than ever.

  If it continues to turn black in clean boot mode, you may have a hardware problem.  One thing you could do if it's a desktop system and really need to use it now, it is the lid of the machine and aim a fan in the box.  This will help if it is overheating.

  Please complete the steps to diagnose the problem with the boot when you have the chance.
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• Windows xp sp3 shows perparing to install the screen on startup

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  I've changed a registry permission setting in WinXP SP2.  Now after reboot, the computer hangs at the boot logo screen. He never to the logon screen. Same thing when I try the Safe Mode or Safe Mode with network.

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  How can I check later and then get the WinXP SP3 drivers?

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  When I trace the CLSID in the registry, it shows that the culprit is "dwtrig20.exe.

  I don't know if this error is causing my PC to 'freeze' for around 60secs almost whenever I start Windows, but if I can eliminate the above error it will be useful.

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  I can access the Internet via Google Chrome Safari & also BBC iPlayer & Sky Player and other programs related to the Internet.  No other use of the computer does systematically breaks down, even if it does sometimes.

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  You used the word freeze and crash.

  When I hear 'crash', I think that the accident of Blue Screen of Death...

  If your system is not responding, freezes or crashes, and you can not understand why you can force a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) that will create a crash dump file that you can analyze and see what is running at the time of freezing and get some ideas that don't involve speculation or try things that might work.

  Although it may seem strange to think of deliberately to cause a blue screen of death (BSOD), Microsoft includes such a provision in Windows XP. The feature is built into XP specifically to diagnose the problem when a system stops responding.

  This will help eliminate difficult things or guess what could happen maybe.

  Sometimes it won't even be a clue to the problem in the event log.

  Here's how to force your system to create a BSOD:

  First of all, make sure that your system is not set to automatically restart on system failure.

  Right click my computer, properties, advanced, startup and recovery settings.

  In the system failure section:

  Put a check mark in the box "write an event to the system log.

  Put a check mark in the box "send an administrative alert.

  Uncheck 'automatically restart '.

  In the Write debugging information section select:

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  Set the directory small dumpster:

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  Click OK twice to save the settings.

  Now, enable the feature XP generate a crashdump on demand.

  Before making changes to the registry (there is no cancellation or exit without saving the changes in the registry editor), back up your registry with this free and easy to use tool popular:

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/ERUNT.html

  For PS/2 keyboards, launch the registry (start, run, regedit.exe) editor and navigate to:

  HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\i8042prt\Parameters

  For USB keyboards, start (start, run, regedit.exe) registry editor and navigate to:

  HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\kbdhid\Parameters

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  CrashOnCtrlScroll

  Double-click the DWORD CrashOnCtrlScroll value, type 1 in the value data text box to enable the feature, and then click OK.

  Close the registry editor and restart Windows XP so that the changes take effect.

  When you want to cause a BSOD (when your system unresponsive), press on and hold down the [Ctrl] key on the right side of your keyboard and then press twice the [scroll off] button. Now you should see the BSOD and you'll have a crash dump file to be analyzed.

  You won't see a lot of useful information about your problem on the BSOD screen, but you will find the answer in the crash dump files.

  You may need help interpreting your crash if dump files you've never seen before, so that's okay too.

  You can read about the function here:

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff545499.aspx

  There is no harm in leaving the feature enabled (mine is always on), but if you are forced to remove it, simply undo the changes in the registry.

  Launch editor of the registry (start, run, regedit.exe) and navigate to:

  HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\i8042prt\Parameters

  or

  HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\kbdhid\Parameters

  Select the CrashOnCtrlScroll value, click the Edit menu and select the Delete command.

  Close the registry editor and restart Windows XP.

  Go ahead and test the new manual crash dump on the demand function to make sure that it works as expected, then wait until the system hang again and get a few dumps the system when it is suspended.

  Do, or do not. There is no test.

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  Hello MaxLo,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community.

  From the information you have provided, you are right.

  Support for memory dual channel DDR2	Up to 10.7 GB/s of bandwidth and 4 GB addressability memory for faster system responsiveness and support for 64-bit computing.

  According to the Intel site

  You need to upgrade your board or settle for 4 GB.

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• How do I "Print screen" on Windows XP sp3? Where is the 'Print Screen' button?

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• Stuck on "starting windows" screen during installation of Windows 7

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  Hi Praveen,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  We need more information about the issue so that we can help you better.

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  2. don't you upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10?

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  If Windows 10 is installed, you can downgrade to Windows 7 within 30 days of the upgrade. If it crosses the 30 day limit, the option in the settings that allows you to return to your previous version of Windows will not be available.

  Please see this link:
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  3. disconnect all external devices before installing.

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