i have dragon point ansd speak but i cant install to my new computer because its xp?
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There are however, several excellent downloadable Voice and Speech recognition applications available for Windows XP systems. Several are listed at CNet (www.download.com). You should try the e-Speaking program (Voice and Speech Recognition software). The downloadable applications are based on Microsoft's SAPI speech engine which will be included in their next operating system called Vista.\n\nA video of the e-Speaking application is shown at www.youtube.com. e-Speaking is downloadable through the Internet. It isn't exactly "freeware". But it is offered as "shareware" for $14. \n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYu6_cNRCD4\nhttp://www.e-speaking.com/
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install the sound drivers if you have the CD. But XP usually does not need any drivers, other then of particular functionality..
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Hi,\n\nHere is a step by step guide that will help you out with installing windows Xp.
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you can not use that win xp cd. you cant install  it is (OEM) version microsoft will not help you . that version is for 1 pc not 200 pc's even if you find a product key for that  your still have to actiavte it with in 30 days by phone with microsoft & that is where it will not be done b/c you have .da wrong product key & windows will not loginto desktop in 30 days
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hmmm have you download it? go to http://messenger.msn.com/xp/downloadDefault.aspx\n\n\nCLick on download and install later. \n\ninstall you should be good :)
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Please check if you have sufficient RAM for XP, first, Sir.\n\nXP needs 512 MB RAM to function properly.  1 GB is recommended.\n\nPlease insert the installation CD in the drive.\n\nNow reboot the system.\n\nYou'll be prompted if you want to boot from CD, hit enter or the key it asks for Yes.\n\nXP setup will load on. wait for it to finish.  Then click on the Install option.\n\nLet it go till it comes to the place where it asks you to select the drive on which you wish to install it.  If you have a partitioned disc with a lot of data you might want on the "D" drive, leave that as it is.  Choose "C" drive and click on erase and install.  It may have the options Delete, then Format and then Install, also.  If so, go this route.\n\nOnce this is done, please go through with the rest of the installation as usual.\n\nThis should resolve the issue, Sir.\n\nHave a nice day.
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too many possibitlies.  need more info.  what os do you have?  If windows you need to have at least windows xp
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Without directing you to an illegal site, this information cannot be provided.\n\nThere is no free (and legal) way to download and install Windows XP.
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When this happened to me I called the phone number provided by the message from XP. They asked for my original license number and asked if I was using the software on more than one computer. The phone operator gave me a new key code to enter. Not a problem, just a hassle.
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Xp support all sound cards but you have to have it's driver for xp\nand at this sit thay give a free drivers for old things www.opendrivers.com
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Kindly disregard the previous advice, as it doesn't pertain to your problem.\n\nTo fix your problem, boot to your Windows CD and perform a "repair installation". \n\nHere are instructions, with screen shots, on how to do that:\n\nhttp://www.webtree.ca/windowsxp/repair_xp.htm#How%20to%20Repair%20Windows%20XP%20by%20Installing%20Over%20top%20of%20Existing%20Setup:\n\nNote: When you get to the page you may have to scroll to the link that says "How To Run A Repair Install"
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If you only installed an additional hard drive that should have had no bearing on the XP Install Key. \nDid you purchase XP from a retailer or on-line?\nIs this computer a used computer you got from someone else or purchased new with this operating system installed?\n\nIn the new patches for XP there is a new key check process.\n\nIf you purchased the CD On-line, you most likely got scammed and it's not a legal copy.\nIf you purchased from a retailer I hope you saved your receipt as I would bring it back for an exchange if possible. (not likely)\nIf you had it preinstalled on the computer and purchased the computer new, you need to contact the tech support of the computer manufacturer to clear it up.\nIf you purchased the computer used, pre-installed you do not have a legal copy of XP.  \nHope this helps.
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put win xp cd in the drive close off the menu that opens . restart ur pc . boot up from win xp cd now from there ur have the option to install win xp without loss of date or drivers on ur pc. what ur see is 3 options 2 of format and 1 saying >>leave everything as it is << that is the one you enter on do not enter on the format options. then follow what is on screen this ur come to a part where it says what parth do you want windows to install type in\n\nc:&#92;windows\n\nthen hit on enter . then win xp will set up ur be ask for da product key put that in then win xp will install and set up when at desktop ur have actvaite win xp what you do is actvaite it by phone and microsoft will help you actvaite it then ur set for
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If you're using XP, Sir; please reinstall it.\n\nWhen it comes to the point where it asks you where you wish to install it, you can then delete E and increase the volume of C and install XP on C.\n\nHope this helped.\n\nHave a nice day.\n\nPS\n\n\nAlternatively, you might want to redesignate E as C.
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Try to have a clean install of winxp. Refer to this site:\n\nhttp://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm\n\nIt will reinstall all XP system files, but will not touch your installed programs, and other personal documents you have
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Your HD is to small, If your Total HD is 2GB, It take 2GB of Total Partition  to put XP on the Disk.\nHarry
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Copy the XP setup cd onto ur hard drive and then run the setup.. it should run fine then..