hi,  please if there any body know what is Windows CE setup file meane!!?
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Windows CE is one crap OS that Microsoft relased way back.
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It sounds like a trojan, one that causes an error in Windows loading. If you don't have an antivirus program, get one of the good free ones like Avast or AVG.\n\nThen get SpyBot and Ad-Aware from Download.com. Install all three and run all three. You can use these links to find them quickly. \n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1/\n\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html\n\nhttp://www.download.com/
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RIS\nremote installation service\nfor installing windows remotely-more windows installation in less time -easy installation and more\nI'm lasy plz go to this link .it will help you to set it up.
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locate setup.exe.... and double click it.\nIf you are not sure.... find readme.txt file first and read it.\n\nNote: Installation procedure of different program varies.
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Its asking you to recover your system and do an installation instead. What file is corrupted?\n\nIf you know what file is corrupted, Im sure you can just download it instead. \n\nYou can contact me for more help in my profile.
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I'm guessing it was the Corporate Edition of XP Pro. Was this as an upgrade on top of the existing XP Pro?  Not sure why anyone would do that? I would save all of your data to another disk or CD then start over.
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The setup files are on the cd from where you installed office initially. However, the installation has not been done for the current user, thats why you get the error. You should either run the cd as administrator and try to get it installed in that users account, or use add or remove programs in the control panel to modify the settings of the program.
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Hard to answer. What OS you using? If it Windows XP, may be able to restore the configuration back to a day before it was installed. This the Simple way. BUT, if you loaded any programs after the Restore date they will need to be reinstalled.\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q306084
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I need more information on type of Windows you are trying to install!
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What he said but if you ever have a problem identifying hardware or need to know certain details about your hardware that Windows will not show you, try...\n\nEverest Free Edition\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html\n\nIt will tell you anything you could possibly want to know about Windows, your Windows settings, or the hardware you have installed. It even monitors the temperatures of your hardware if your hardware supports it.
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If you mean dll files that belong to a windows install, you could always repair the install or re-install. If you are missing just one, try going to Google and searching for the dll file. I am sure you can find it for download.
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http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/file/ntfs/archMFT-c.html\n\nHope that helps!
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the unit where you start windows has bad sectors, the HDD, or FDD that you're using to start test it with chkdsk.exe starting in safe mode with DOS prompt. Check if your CD has no scratches (if you're talking about start the windows install)
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You might check your hosts file to see if things are amuck in there.  It's located at:\nC:&#92;Windows&#92;System32&#92;drivers&#92;etc\n\nJust open it in notepad.
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Unless Microsoft can help, re-install Win2K\n\nOh!! just thought, go to http://www.winxpnews.com and search there, I may have seen this before
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Hi, I would try the following...\n\n1. Delete mso cache\n2. Turn off antivirus software\n3. Open the drive by exploring it and then drag the entire contents of the disk to your desktop(should take a little while).(may want to put it in its own folder)\n4. Run setup.exe or autorun from your desktop instead of pulling it from the cd drive.\n5. Use custom setup and choose which apps you want. Don't use auto full install.\n\nedit perhaps and let us know if it worked.\n\nhope that helps\nNigel\n\n\nEdit: It seems, based on your error, that the installer is looking in the wrong place for the file.\n\nMost people get a CRC error if the disk is bad.  Sounds like a bug in winpoop.  That is all I could dig up on the matter.\n\nOn side note, it happens quite often to folks.
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Make sure you do not have any disk in any of your drives.\n\nIf your drive is formatted FAT or FAT32 you can copy the file to the root of your c: drive.\n\nIf your drive is formatted NTFS \n1.) reinstall Windows from CD - Do not format drive and select a different Install location something other then c:&#92;windows use c:&#92;win2 for your install path\n\n2.) After the install files are copied to your drive you will have 2 boot options.   Do not select the option to complete installation.  Select the option that read Microsoft Windows XP (Home or Professional) depending on your version.\n\n3.) Once you have booted right click on "My Computer" and select properties.  Go to the "Advanced" tab and click the setting button in the "Startup and Recovery" section\n\n4.)  In the top section click "Edit" to Edit you start up file manually.\n\n5.)  Look for a line similar to "multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)&#92;WIN2=".  This is the location of your second install.  Delete the line and save the file.\n\n6.)  Reboot your machine and it should boot normally.  Once it boots normally you can delete the "c:&#92;win2" directory that you created for the install.\n\nAfter this you will have access to all of your programs and application data.  Nothing will be lost.