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Article #400Re: OEM Windows XP Pro SP2c install problems ( OPK stuff etc)
From: Kadaitcha Man
Date: Sun, 09 Mar 2008 03:01
Date: Sun, 09 Mar 2008 03:01
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"Mrs Smith" <Mrs.Smith@grossville.com> wrote in message news:fqvjpm$h6g$1@aioe.org... > On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 12:30:49 +1100, Kadaitcha Man wrote: > >> "Hoots" <ratty_dew@yahoo.com> wrote in message >> news:hQGAj.4336$r76.25@bignews8.bellsouth.net... >>> Kadaitcha Man wrote: >>>> "bman" <brianhubley001@gmail.com> wrote in message >>>> news:9d5bd3a2-6265-41ae-a08e-ef190b2c532d@u69g2000hse.googlegroups.com... >>>>> I have a legal purchased from Microsoft OEM windows xp Pro SP2c. I >>>>> can not install, i have done computer stuff for quite a while. I will >>>>> try and break this down with a short list so someone will hopefully >>>>> be able to help me: >>>>> >>>>> 1. CD won't boot on my custom machine (no os boot message) However it >>>>> will boot on a thinkpad. >>>>> >>>>> 2. Used BartPE to execute the startup file, NO GO once the key is >>>>> entered setup begins throws me back to setup screen. >>>>> >>>>> 3. Looking on the package windows OPK (OEM Pre Installation Kit) is >>>>> mentioned for installing but i am not a MSFT partner so i can't >>>>> download it. I could sign up company etc etc jump threw more hoops >>>>> and might still not work, i don't know OPK. >>>>> >>>>> I am about ready to forget the whole thing and throw Ubuntu back on >>>>> my desktop and buy a used laptop which is cheaper then buying Windows >>>>> XP retail. >>>> >>>> Go for it. At least the posters in aow-xp won't have to put up with >>>> your fucking whining. >>>> >>>> >>> You can't find entertainment like this just anywhere. >> >> You claimed to have "have done computer stuff for quite a while" yet you >> are too fucking dense to realise that if the OEM CD boots on one machine >> but not on another then the problem is not necessarily with the OS. >> >> You claimed to have "have done computer stuff for quite a while" yet you >> are too fucking dense to realise that if the OEM CD boots on one machine >> but not on another then the problem may be the equipment you're trying >> to install it on. >> >> You claimed to have "have done computer stuff for quite a while" yet you >> are too fucking dense to realise that if the OEM CD boots on one machine >> but not on another then the problem may be the equipment you're trying >> to install it on yet you failed to post the specifications of said >> equipment. >> >> You claimed to have "have done computer stuff for quite a while" yet you >> are too fucking dense to realise that if the OEM CD boots on one machine >> but not on another then the problem may be that OEM CD is BIOS locked >> for the ThinkPad yet you failed to post any distinction of that point. >> >> You claimed to have "have done computer stuff for quite a while" yet you >> are too fucking dense to even to say who the OEM is. >> >> You claimed to have "have done computer stuff for quite a while" yet you >> are too fucking dense to realise that if you have an OEM CD that isn't >> BIOS locked then you should take the matter up with the OEM. >> >> You claimed to have "have done computer stuff for quite a while" yet you >> are too fucking dense to realise that Microsoft do not sell OEM CDs >> therefore the statement "I have a legal purchased from Microsoft OEM >> windows xp Pro SP2c" is provably false. >> >> I can nominate many more of your fuckwitted failures but I'm assuming >> you'll get the general idea. The point is, people who claim to "have >> done computer stuff for quite a while" and miss out vital points like >> those enumerated above will continue to miss out vital points during the >> troubleshooting process, which means it is a totally futile exercise to >> even bother with your scatterbrained approach to specifying vital detail >> because you will not truthfully answer any person who is willing to help >> you. Old habits die hard, hey. >> >> You have two choices. Fuck off to 24hoursupport.helpdesk or install >> Ubuntu as you threatened. >> >> I recommend you install Ubuntu because the cunts in >> 24hoursupport.helpdesk will do to you what you would do to the posters >> in this group who might have been willing to help you save for your >> bullshit "I'll pretend I'm a technical type person to save myself some >> embarrasment" post. >> >> HTH & HAND > > Psst! You replied to the wrong person, Mr Kadaitcha Man. How > embarrassing! Psst! You're a fuckwit. I wanted to find out who read my posts.
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