Re: SP2 Upgrade No Go
From: Cari \(MS MVP\) (Newsgroups1_at_coribright.com)
Date: 08/24/04
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Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 11:25:59 -0700
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-- Cari (MS-MVP Windows Client - Printing, Imaging & Hardware) www.coribright.com "Peter" <XXpmpmpmXX@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:2pfmi0hkbt7g9uct72p60lvku3fn8l1k7j@4ax.com... >I tried upgrading one of my PCs to WinXP SP2 but no luck. I got a message > saying the upgrade was successful but I was not able to boot the PC after > the upgrade. I tried re-booting several times but no luck. Safe Mode was > also a no go. Fortunately I had made an image file of my hard drive > before I ran the upgrade (using Drive Image) so I was able to easily > restore everything back to pre-upgrade. > > Here are the details of my system and upgrade process. The PC has an ASUS > P4C800E Deluxe motherboard with the latest BIOS. I'm running WinXP Pro > SP1 with all of the latest updates from Windows Update (except SP2). As > best I can tell, I have the latest updates for all of my applications and > the latest drivers for everything. Everything on the PC seems to be > working normally. For the SP2 upgrade I downloaded the big (270+ MB) file > from the MS Web site and ran it. It seemed to run normally and, as I > said, I got a message saying that the upgrade was successful. > > After running the upgrade, when I tried to boot, the system BIOS went > through its normal POST. Then WinXP started. I got the initial WinXP > logo screen as usual but about 10 seconds later everything just stopped. > No hard drive activity. No booting. The only way out was to press the > hardware reset button on the PC. > > I don't know if this means anything but I did notice that on that initial > WinXP logo screen, where it used to say "Windows XP Professional," after > the upgrade it said "Windows XP." The word "Professional" was no longer > there. > > I have no clue what the problem is. Any suggestions or clues appreciated! > > Peter > > -- > **Remove Xs to reply by e-mail**
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