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11-04-2009, 01:52 PM
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Re: Faulty Microsoft disk
That's not necessarily a bad CD, could also be a bad hard drive, bad CD drive, or bad RAM. You need to do some hardware testing before assuming you need a new disk. -- -- "RustyRussell" <> wrote in message news:FD38863F-4FA7-4AE8-B2E0-... >I have windows xp professional x64 edition which is showing errors when I > try to reinstall xp after hard disk crash and how do I get a new disk from > microsoft my supplier says Microsoft do not support and not supplying > replacements. > Can I down load it?? > > serial number FXJJC Q386K 4RYXK C4MKX XXXXX X's put in to not show > correct > serial number but available should you need it. > The disk was supplied by Komplett.se one of your distributors. > > Hard disk was samsung T166 spinpoint and error showing is cannot read > mstime.dll and others like msvidctl.dll > can you advise me what to do??? > > Rusty David B. |
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