how to?

[lloyd]

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i recently d-loaded and installed svc paks 1 & 2 for win xp pro. After doing
so my dvd/cd rom drive no longer reads cds and no longer creates backups. How
do I completely get rid of these service paks? There are some files that
rewrite themselves after i delete them.
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lca

 

[Guest]

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Hello

You really can't their are part of Windows Operating system
and pretty sure all was fine under svpk1 one and when you install
svp2 you had issue.

Al


lloyd wrote:

> i recently d-loaded and installed svc paks 1 & 2 for win xp pro. After doing
> so my dvd/cd rom drive no longer reads cds and no longer creates backups. How
> do I completely get rid of these service paks? There are some files that
> rewrite themselves after i delete them.
> --
> lca

 

[Guest]

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Why not fix the problem, here is one idea. I've not had any
problems so can't say whether this is the best or easiest
fix. Just check Google and you should find something to fix
your problem.


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But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.


"lloyd" <lloyd@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4813A687-8EBB-4310-90CA-4F4E3AEBF277@microsoft.com...
|i recently d-loaded and installed svc paks 1 & 2 for win xp
pro. After doing
| so my dvd/cd rom drive no longer reads cds and no longer
creates backups. How
| do I completely get rid of these service paks? There are
some files that
| rewrite themselves after i delete them.
| --
| lca

 

[Guest]

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Do you have CD burning software installed? If yes, have you check the
application's website for updates and made sure your version is in fact XP
compatible, have you tried removing and reinstalling the burning software?

--
Michael Solomon MS-MVP
Windows Shell/User
Backup is a PC User's Best Friend
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"lloyd" <lloyd@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4813A687-8EBB-4310-90CA-4F4E3AEBF277@microsoft.com...
>i recently d-loaded and installed svc paks 1 & 2 for win xp pro. After
>doing
> so my dvd/cd rom drive no longer reads cds and no longer creates backups.
> How
> do I completely get rid of these service paks? There are some files that
> rewrite themselves after i delete them.
> --
> lca