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    1. #1
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      Repairing XP

      Hello

      I've got a problem. Ive got XP Home Edition and when i type the command sfc /Scannow it asks for the Professional CD ..

      Can i use it with Home or not? How can I reinstall XP without losing my data and settings??

      thnx
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      Good luck everyone...

    2. #2
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      Your version of XP Home is a Corpfiles conversion?
      Eyes are a Window to the Soul (16th century proverb)

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      "ReInstalling WindowsXP
      Added 5/21/02

      If you need to reinstall WindowsXP and want to keep all your current installed applications and settings:

      1.Start WindowsXP

      2.Go to the location of your source files

      3.Run WINNT32 /unattend

      I've often need to do this to repair something that had gotten corrupted and didn't want to do a clean install."

      Taken from the following nice site:
      h**p://www.onecomputerguy.com/windowsxp_tips.htm#reinstall

      Good Luck!
      .::When the gods want to punish you they answer your prayers::..

    4. #4
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      Change setup bios to boot from cd, then boot from windows xp pro and after that choose the repair option. This will keep all your progams 100% working (perhaps you will have to reinstall aspi drivers or other small things, but nothing importat)


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