Is your computer screen spilling errors?

Are you facing problems in using your Windows operating system?

If your answer is YES then this is the right place to be. Welcome to the world of mechanical devices where a slightest change can ruin your computer’s performance. Say for instance, if you are attaching a new device to your Windows XP based system and if the drivers for that device are not installed properly on your system, there are no chances that your device will be working by just attaching cables!

Like these there could be several other sticky situations where your Windows operating system may pop up with errors. Some of these situations are as under:

• Desktop maintenance
• Start and shutdown issues
• Software set up and repair
• Slow Speed
• Memory Errors
• Virus attacks
• Stop Errors or Blue screens
• Peripheral installations and repair
• Installing Security and updates

You need to repair your Windows operating system, whenever you come across situations mentioned above. For repairing your Windows, you need technical expertise who can resolve your PC issues in no time! You could also repair such issues on your own but there could be at times when you can get stuck in between as these are technical issues that need an expertise to resolve.

The best alternative is to sign up with Ask PC Experts, a team of Microsoft certified technicians who can troubleshoot your Windows errors through e-mail, chat, phone or live pc troubleshooting. Online support or live pc troubleshooting makes use of a downloadable URL that activates a remote session between you and the Ask PC Experts technicians. Mean while as the technicians fix your computer, you can catch up with your friends for a cup of coffee!

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XP Installation Errors
You could be planning to install the latest version of your favorite operating system, say you wish to install Microsoft Windows XP on your new machine. If you are installing Windows XP without any technical assistance, here are a few tricks that can save you from unwanted hassles while you may work on your PC after the installation:

• The first rule is to keep an extra set of re-installing CDs/DVDs of your operating system. This comes in handy in tricky and emergency situations where your computer wouldn’t work.
• Install only updated and latest security software
• Remove unwanted and unnecessary applications from your computer
• Use a Web Browser that suits your purpose
• Regularly keep updating your applications


Though these tricks work for a long time, there could be some installation issues that could be lingering around the corner! During the Windows XP setup process, you see the following error message:

Uninstall Option Not Available. There is not enough Space to save your current operation system.

Your computer has enough disk space for Windows XP, but it does not have enough to save your current version of Windows for backup.

The backup image size is [number_of_megabytes]

It is recommended that you cancel Setup now, free additional disk space, and then restart Setup.

This error is generated when your Windows XP upgrade is not successful. The Setup program reports that there is not enough space to save a backup copy of your previous Windows version. Thus, before installing, always take a back up of your previous operating system so that in case the installation is unsuccessful, you still have an option to revert back to the previous operating system.

You can cancel the Windows XP Setup process by pressing ESC key form your keyboard. After you cancel the Setup, reboot into your existing OS and free up more drive space. If you have another partition in your system with sufficient space for this backup, choose this partition when prompted to back up the existing system files by the Setup program.

Some other common installations errors faced by many Windows XP users are:
Error Message 1: STOP: 0x0000000A irql_not_less_or_equal



This error message is triggered when you are upgrading your system from Windows 98/Me to Windows XP. It is generated when there is a problem with a device driver or a hardware device.

Error Message 2:
Fatal Error: Setup Cannot Continue. Please Contact Microsoft Technical Support. (Error: 3E6h)
or
WINNT32 this program has performed an illegal operation. WINNT32 caused an invalid page fault in module KERNEL32.DLL

You may face this error while upgrading Windows ME or 98 to Windows XP. This error indicates that a software application or a device caused the Setup program to crash. The second error message indicates that another application or program tried to access the same area of memory assigned to KERNEL32.DLL, one of the critical Windows DLL (dynamic-link library) files.

Error Message 3:
Fatal Error: An error has been encountered that prevents setup from continuing. One of the components that Windows needs to continue setup could not be installed. Press OK to view the setup log file.

This error message occurs when the Setup program is unable to read from your Windows XP installation CD. Check if your installation CD is scratched or damaged. If it is damaged, then get a replacement from Microsoft.

Error Message 4:
Setup has disabled the upgrade option, could not load the file D:\i386\Win9xupg\W95upg.dll. Setup cannot continue, because this version can only install as an upgrade.

While upgrading from the previous versions to Windows XP, you may encounter this error as the Setup program assumes that your existing operating system is not eligible for an upgrade. One option to resolve this problem is to clean boot your computer and try running the Setup program after the boot process is complete.

Error Message 5:
STOP: 0x000000ED (0xaaaaaaa, 0xbbbbbbb, 0xccccccc) UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME

(NOTE: aaaaaaa, bbbbbbb, and ccccccc represent various hexadecimal numbers.)

A possible cause for this type of an error is a damaged file system. This error is also generated when you are using a wrong cable with your UDMA drive and controller. For instance, you have a UDMA hard drive and motherboard controller but are using a standard 40-wire connector cable to connect the drive to the controller but the BIOS is configured for UDMA mode. Another possible cause of this error message is a damaged file system. To resolve this error you need to reset your BIOS settings after replacing your 40-wire IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) connector cable.

Error Message 6:
STOP: 0x0000008e or STOP: 0x00000050 PAGE_FAULT_IN_NON_PAGED_AREA



Basically, this error is generated when one or more of your system's RAM memory modules are faulty. To resolve the problem you need to remove the faulty RAM module.

Like these there are many installation errors that one may have to deal with while upgrading to Windows XP or installing the operating system afresh. However, since their nature is very technical, it cannot be dealt by a naïve user. Only a PC expert who has the experience and know-how of dealing with such issues should be sought for assistance.

Ask PC Experts, is a team of Microsoft certified PC technicians who can instantly offer Windows XP support through e-mail, chat, phone or online support. From PC installation to configuration settings, Troubleshooting boot errors to upgrading critical operating system patches; Ask PC Experts offers the best solutions for your Windows. They provide value plans for individuals and small businesses on incidental and yearly basis.

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