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Originally posted by damm-o
to boot from cd, you need to set the bios to boot from a cd, get into the bios, search for it... and enable it.
No that's not what I ment, I ment the installer from Microsoft to install the SP2 XP boot-up only installs from the .exe to a Floppy which I don't have and the pc which I need to use the Floppy on does not have a Floppy Disk Drive on it. Also I believe this deletes my PC's data which i don't want.
I have tried Safe-Boot and every other boot-up option and none of them work. Not even Last-Good-Config. My Packard Bell Recovery does not even work, I get the same error message as above (the hal) or I get a run-time error.
P.S. My PC already is set to run boot-able CD's.
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Originally posted by Shawnz
Try installing something that overwrites it with its own version, like norton or something.
I don't have another version of it, I have just download a Hal.dll from the net (a dll site) should I put this into my PC? Will this boot it and use it to replace my Hal persuming it's there and it's corrupt or put it there for my pc to use persuming it's missing?
