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In article <%8dg5.28818$Kg5.123650@monolith.news.easynet.net>, Harry
Broomhall <haeb@haeb.noc.uk.easynet.net> writes
>In article <6YohRCAx9Jg5Ewr6@longley.demon.co.uk>,
>       Charles Longley <Charles@thakeham.demon.co.uk> writes:
>[SNIP]
>> 
>> I spoke to DELL today after the "upgrade" over the original NT4 ended in
>> a crash (BSofD). 
>> 
>> They were puzzled is about as good as I can put it. I was advised to do
>> a fresh install. Now that worked, but of course lost all the programs
>> etc on drive C:
>> 
>> I've decided it might we worth having a go with UPTOMP.EXE, so is there
>> any chance of you e-mailing me a copy? I don't have the resource kit
>> alas.
>
>  I don't quite understand what you have done here.  If you have
>done a clean/fresh install then you don't need the utility.  It
>should be seeing both processors correctly.
>
>  The utility is available on Microsoft's site AFAIK.
>
>  Regards,
>     Harry.
>
If I do a fresh install it works yes, but that loses all that's on drive
C: including all user base/drive mappings, and support software like
ARCserve and Powerchute. If I do a reinstall to the original directory,
supposedly to keep the above data, I get a system crash towards the end
of the "reinstall".

I did a search on the MS site - I could fine UPTOMP.inf and a README.TXT
but no UPTOMP.EXE alas. Anayone know of a URL?
-- 
Charles Longley