- WINDOWS XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION 2005 ISO OEM INSTALL
- WINDOWS XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION 2005 ISO OEM DRIVERS
- WINDOWS XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION 2005 ISO OEM DRIVER
I had a Nero 7 Essential disk that came with optical drive so I installed that but received a lot of errors even though it appeared to continue to install and place icons on desktop and showed in Add/Remove.
WINDOWS XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION 2005 ISO OEM DRIVERS
Nero 6 was supposed to be part of the OS, but I could not update drivers for that and it will not function.
WINDOWS XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION 2005 ISO OEM DRIVER
My old system had MPEG2 codec via preinstalled Cyberlink Power DVD and I tried to update that, but although there is a program folder it does not show in Add/Remove as it did before and I cannot update driver for that (program interface comes up, but it will not play or open DVDs). I signed up with Microsoft Update to get the system updates/patches back in place and then installed drivers for Hauppage tuner, GPU and other devices, but I did not update mobo drivers (someone just told me today that if I wipe the drive I must do that). I had to reactivate OS license based on the sticker the local computer Co put on my case (they kept the old case and the Gateway sticker info). The actual backup took 28+ hours to complete and verify when I did it, but only took 4+ hours to reapply and I thought that very odd. bkf backup file thinking that it would reinstall everything just as it was before.
I completed the OEM restore function and in my ignorance immediately installed the. The files are gone in the Recorded TV folder, but they continue to list within Media Center TV series with these errors. A 'read only' file cannot be deleted or a Disk error message comes up on these. Media Center continued to have problems - some recorded TV programs, but not all, within a series will not delete. I explain all of this before the current issues in case they may bear on the current issues as well. My HD failed during one of the intervals I actually had the computer back and had to install another one - which they transferred ghost/mirror to. I even had to call Microsoft to reactivate my license myself. The computer went out of warranty with them and I got tired of trying to resolve the issues. Media Center did not work correctly for about four months (and was constantly back in to them to try to fix the problem). Please let me explain that my original license for Windows XP MCE 2005 was for a Gateway system that the mobo PCI slot failed on and a local computer company rebuilt my system and reinstalled under that license (supposedly), but what they did was make a ghost/mirror of old system for backup and simply put everything else except mobo and new RAM sticks back in.
Although the virus would not let me safely remove my external, I had it set to not require that and immediately jerked the USB out when I realized what was happening (who could not know what was happening with that piece of work!?!!). I thought I was fine because I did a full, supposedly mirror image, backup to my external HD about one to two weeks prior. I panicked and did a destructive OEM Restore. The trojan/virus locked me out of Task manager, antivirus software, and the internet, and at one point would not let me turn the system off. I've never been infected with anything before, and although I have some computer savy, I've never installed an OS or had to use my Gateway OS restore disk before. I was infected with the XP Antivirus 2010 trojan/virus at the end of February.
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