Is there a Microsoft Hotfix SP2 full application?

Asked By Harvey Logan 20 points N/A Posted on - 05/03/2013

Hallo people!

I have Windows service pack 2 running on my computer though it has been giving me problems. There are times it does not fully start but keeps on restarting whenever it is powered on. Is there a Microsoft Hotfix SP2 full that I can use to fix these errors? Thanks big time for your assistance.

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Answered By Gonzalez Wotring 5 points N/A #134400

Is there a Microsoft Hotfix SP2 full application?

I would recommend you hotfix: KB914450.

Information about this hotifx:

For windows XP

1.Search the file "WindowsXP-KB914450-v2-x86-ENU.exe"
2.Download this file and extract fixccs.exe from it.
3.Before you can extract the fixcss.exe, make sure you've moved "WindowsXP-KB914450-v2-x86-ENU.exe " to c:
4.Goto Start > Run > Type in "c:WindowsXP-KB914450-v2-x86-ENU.exe /x" without the quotes.
5.Look in the folder name you have chosen during extract. There you will find "fixccs.exe". Run fixcss.exe.
6.Restart your PC and your devices will be viewable.

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Answered By Frazier Rothe 0 points N/A #134401

Is there a Microsoft Hotfix SP2 full application?

 

 

Hi Harvey,

I suppose you cannot install any software from the PC since it restarts continuously.

The problem in this case I believe it is not with the OS but mostly with a corrupted boot partition.

Try the following :

1. Place the original windows XP CD in the CD tray. 

2. Start your PC 

3. Enter into recovery Console

4. Enter command fixboot (drive:) . 

Example : fixboot C: (if C is the partition where windows XP is installed)

Then let the PC handle the rest. 

When it is finished restart your PC and should work like e charm. 

Cheers,

Frazier

 

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