Re: Win XP Pro install problems

Colin Hemmings wrote:
> I know but the CD isnt damaged, thatswhy is has to be something on the
> system.

So sort out your own mess, you mentally deficient, shameless rabbit-sucker.
Oh! and b.t.w. your a top-poasting balloon-headed twat too!
>
>
> "dr. Bill" <bill_dctrREMOVETHIS@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:20051010204643.6BB7B465C3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Dotcom Computers Ltd wrote:
>>> In news:YPy2f.46021$OC3.25900@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
>>> Colin Hemmings <colin.hemmings1@xxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
>>>> Hi there,
>>>> I was wondering if anybody would be able to help with a problem
>>>> I've been having when trying to install windows XP Pro. I've tried
>>>> installing the OS many times but it keeps coming up with the same
>>>> error part way through the install "Manifest Parse Error : Invalid
>>>> at the top level of the document". There is nothing wrong with the
>>>> disk and I have tried using a couple of different drive but always
>>>> get the same error.
>>>>
>>>> Could somebody please shed some light on this problem? I will be
>>>> grateful for any help I can get
>>>>
>>>> Kind Regards
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Colin H
>>>
>>> What type of computer are yo installing it on?
>>> Have you checked the ram? How much is fitted?
>>> Have you updated/cleared the BIOS?
>>> Have you deleted any existing partitions on the HDD?
>>>
>>> etc etc
>>
>> BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAH!!!!, you fucktard cuntstain on a whore's
>> knickers. "Manifest Parse Invalid at the Top Level of the Document"
>> Error Message When You Try to Install Windows XP
>> This issue may occur if the Vctrl.man file that is on the Windows XP
>> CD-ROM is damaged.
>> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=331881&sd=RMVP
>>>
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