Why does Windows File Protection keep asking for my setup CD?
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I run all the same programs. First log onto Windows up date and make sure you have ALL of the available updates for XP(especially the security ones,you may be surprised if there are a lot).You may have to disable Adware to do this. Then make sure you are running Nortons fire wall and not the Windows default firewall(this is usually done automatically upon Norton set-up). Make sure you run live update on Norton Program every day that you log on to the internet. Do not trust Any Auto up-date programs! Run A full virus scan manually now and no less than once per week. Then see about reloading your set-up program. If this does not work, Try resetting your computer to the very first day you installed XP and repeat the above procedures. Somewhere, something in your setup program has been removed. If you continue to have this problem, E-mail Microsoft's Help Desk. GOOD LUCK!
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You must have once misclicked the Pop-up window of the softwares where it says never ask me for this kind of file or cd. And then clicked Cancel or OK. This thing happened to me too once. But I don't know how to solve this problem. I just installed the Windows again (didn't install because of this problem but something else) and now I always care to not misclick any where. Unless someone else give you a solution, you would have to open nero manually. Wait until your window is corrupted or infected by a virus. Next time when you install window, you would be careful like me (I am sure).
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first this is registry file and this is resides in your windows so to overcome this change your boot sequence e.g CD-ROM first boot device \nafter window ask u to install or  repair the window enter with install a new copy of window (enter)\nin the next step press r\nand window start downloading the file \nNOTE this will not crrupt your data on the window it just repair the window there is not harm for your installed softwares
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Install Microsoft Windows Defender
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You know that there are usually files that are installed elsewhere.  There are also changes to the registry.  Even if you copy the programs over, I doubt they will run.  You best bet is to get the CD's they were installed from, if they were.
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Windows Installer is used by a number of legitimate applications.  I wouldn't remove it unless you have a very specific reason to do so.
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This means that the file Windows needs to install the NIC is not where you told it that it was.  When you are installing the hardware, and it asks if you want to install automatically, or from a specific location, choose the specific location.\nGo to browse, then to the cd player that has the disk.  It will have the name of the disk with a "+" beside it.  Click it.  It will open up to a group of files.  If You can't see it there, then click on each file and subfolder one by one until the "OK" button is bold.  The .inf file ou need should be there.  The "OK" button will not go bold unless the specific type of file is present.  Bear in mind, though, if you're running XP, and it's a WIN95 folder, odds are it isn't the right one, keep looking.
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This registry setting will only allow the CD-ROM to be accessed by the locally logged in user:\n\nHKLM/software/microsoft/windows nt/currentversion/winlogon\nallocatecdroms = 1\n\nThis will disable the ability to share the CD rom drive.\n\nYou can do the same with floppies with "allocatefloppies=1"
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to block auto start right hit the drive   then put a dot in prompt me what to do hit on apply & ok  do that frist \nblock auto start when cd is place in drive then when cd is in right hit that drive and hit on scan with antivirus
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you may have turned off files tat windows needs to load in normal mode try getting into safe mode and restarting some programs in msconfig to fix it. If that doesnt work you can try windows restore but I persnaly am not to fond of that. If that doesnt work the next step would be to try to repair your installation with your windows cd
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1.get ALL your windows security updates\n2.install a good firewall
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It sounds like you have saved to a CD before and it's trying to save to the same location.  Try to save it and change the folder to one that on your hard drive
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probably spware adware or virus, you need to get adaware, spybot, and an antivirus, try booting in safe mode and see if it lets you in and then clean it up. If it just started, and you can get into safe mode, use system restore ti a day before it happened, if al that fails, the boot off of your xpp cd, and the second time it askes you to repair wwindows, say yes, and it will do a non=destructive repair of your file system. You won't lose any files or settings that way. and then rum the above programs
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that depends on what your E: drive is holding. most manufactures will put a second partition on their hard drives as a reformat partition instead of giving them a XP cd. go to the E: drive and oprn up tools > folder options and go to the view tab. un-check the box named "Hide Protected Operating System Files (Recommended)". you will get a pop-up box telling you that it is dangerous..just click okay. if more files dont show up, then the manufacturer hid them completly and the only way to use em is to know their path.
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if it comes up when windows boots, then just reboot and it will repair it.\nIf you see it on a web page or pop up, or any other time, someone is just trying to sell you somoething
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geta rescue start-up disk from a virus site: www.mcafee.com or similar. good luck!
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Dear use any Third party softwares like,\n\nFolderguard,\nLock folder,\nHide folder,\nSecure folder,\nfolder lock etc\n\nu can download from www.download.com\n\nregards,\n~hero~