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[Tbone]

I upgraded to Windows XP last weekend (out of necessity, not by choice) and as a consequence my Media Jukebox will not open.  Anybody know what steps I'll need to take to get it back up and running?

[RemyJ]

Have you tried an uninstall and reinstall?

[xen-uno]

I would consider it a downgrade if it was originally Win2k.
As said though, reinstall should fix problem.

[KingSparta]

>> I would consider it a downgrade if it was
>> originally Win2k.
why do you say that?


'Build Me Up Buttercup' Charted At 03 In 1969

Listening to: 'Build Me Up Buttercup' from 'The Best Of Foundations' by 'Foundations' on Media Jukebox

[ChicoSelfs]

I Have now XP installed on my pc, it's very beatiful but have some problems ( SP1 Instaled ) many times i shut down without any errors the PC and when i turn on Windows make a Scandisk to find errors or say: The computer have detected a problem with startup do you like to send to microsoft? arghh i hate this, this kind of thing only happens with XP and run's well and without crashes but sometimes appears this, with 2k, 95, 98, 98SE and ME never had this kind of behaviour

[KingSparta]

>> The computer have detected a problem with
>> startup do you like to send to microsoft? arghh i
>> hate this
you can turn this message off

[ChicoSelfs]

Hummm How king? Thanks in advance

[KingSparta]

1. Start
2. Control Panel
3. System
4. Advanced Tab
5. Error Reporting
6. Disable

Also if you wish to speed things up, go into performance and select adjust to best performance. this turns off all the Windows XP Antimations And Skins.

[ChicoSelfs]

Thanks for your quick anwser King and for your advice now i'm starting to like XP

[xen-uno]

>>Also if you wish to speed things up, go into performance and select adjust to best performance. this turns off all the Windows XP Antimations And Skins.

Now, (finally...) you have the speed of W2K while still carrying all the bloat of XP (and that product activation ). As long as W2K is supported well (and it is), then what's the point?

Hey XP......Where's the beef?

Xenno

[KingSparta]

well for users of windows 2000 i don't think i would bother updating but most users don't have windows 2000, and anything windows 98-WinME would be worth the upgrade or a new computer if it is slower than A Pentium III