Re: Sys IPLs in mid of 2005 upd/loops
From: Ed Rich [MSFT] (edrich_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/22/05
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Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 07:56:28 -0800
Since you have and 873, you've likely had it for a while. I would suggest
that you take it to a ventilated area and buy a can compresses air for PC's.
I'll bet you find a lot of dust. Also you should reseat the memory in the
system.
Did you follow all the steps listed at the HP site which were supposed to be
performed *before* you upgrade?
-- Ed Rich [MSFT] This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Andy" <Andy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D61C8770-3967-4D18-9431-9FD7324244B2@microsoft.com... >I have an HP 873n media center. I just received the media center 2005 > update for this and when attempting to install it gets to the middle in > the > instaling devices section and then the system IPLs! The HP Invent > startup > screen occurrs and then the setup tries to recover (I get a screen which > say > setup is recovering) It goes back to setup and starts at 39 minutes > remaining, goes onto install devices and then IPLs again. This went on 5 > times until I pulled the power cord after it ipl'd the 5 times. > > At that point I attempted to remove the video and audio cards (thinking > something connected with these devices was causing the problem but hte > same > problem occurred. > > When writing to HP support they stated to do a recovery install which I > guess means lose everything. YUK! > > Is there any way to get past this or has anyone seen this before? > > Also is there any way to bring up just a shell to copy and recover what I > can? > > One other bit of infromation. One mistake I know I made was letting the > system upgrade files from the internet during the first part of the > installation. (I picked the recommended option-but the HO instructions > say > to click "no") > > Some more info. I was running the 2004 version of media center and had > auto updates turned on. Also have XP SP2. Norton System works was also > on > the system along with a myriad of files like MS Office Student Edition, > Print > Shop, Quicken, AOL, Yahoo Messenger, Flight Sim, Hallmark cardmaker, etc. > All pretty standard stuff. > > > Man this has taught me a lesson. If I ever get this back up I'm signing > up > for an online backupservice and backing up everything!!! > > >
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