I have XP MCE 2005 with SP3, on a DELL Inspiron 6000, with a built in SD
Card Reader.
On 4/28 I totally reloaded the system with the OEM XP SP2 CD. Applied
the downloaded SP3, not WU, then applied IE7,WMP11 and other updates and
my software applications and restored data.
Hey the PC works great.

I have a 4 gig SD chip in the drive that just kinda stays there and I
have a batch file I run routinely to backup strategic files. Works
great. And to tell you the truth, I don't know when this started as I
usually don't take the card out of the machine.

When I boot, with or without the card in, it works. Either its there
when I boot as a hard drive, or when I insert it, I get the ding dong
and the drive appears. All's well so far. If I remove it I again get
the ding dong and it disappears.

I am running xp home and the bios sees the dvd player but windows gives me
the error 39 code. What can i do to use my new dvd writer in my pc?

Doug

Hi,

I know that I am posting this in the wrong section (Because there is no
NT section), but here is my problem...

I just installed Windows NT on a NEC Ready 9701SE PC, fresh from the
disk, however, there is no sound. I tried to add the driver in Multimeda in
the control panel. I want to add "Creative Labs Sound Blaster 1.X, Pro, 16",
but it wont continue because it wants a interrup number. I tried all of them,
with continuing in error. It says "The sound card cannot be found with this
interrupt. Check you're setting and try again.

May any one help me here? Do I need to update my service pack to SP6a?

-Dragon

My connect, disconnect, and failed to connect wave files do not sound
when inserting and removing hardware from my USB slot. I am able to
play the files manually in the Sounds and Audio Devices Properties
window. All of my other program events work just fine. Any solutions
would be appreciated.

I've installed SP3 on my Lenovo M55e desktop (WiXP Pro) and experience an
elusive problem, a blue screen reporting a hardware problem, sending me to my
hardware provider, and described an a memory parity error.
Well, the first diagnosis stage was a replacement of the memory cards. The
system operated flawlessly until I tried to connect my USB external
enclosure equipped with a HD. So, I put the enclosure apart and installed the
HD as a second internal HD. All worked, until I tried to connect my USB
external DVD drive. Once again, the same hardware related error message.
Well, since USB connectivity is constantly disrupted. I reminded myself that
all these problems started after the installation of the final version of
WinXP Pro SP3. This version was installed by me following a prior...