Gerry
December 5th 03, 07:41 AM
Can you get your hands on another copy Windows XP? From
past experience (i've seen that error myself) it usually
means a problem reading the disk/cd. That would be the
first step I would try. Another thing I would try would
be to make sure that there are no smudges or fingerprints
on the CD and last but not least get a lens cleaner and
clean your CD drive lens. There could be some dust on
the lenes that could cause that type of error as well.
Hope this will help. Good luck.
>-----Original Message-----
>Right as I get to the screen that says "Setup will take
>approximately 39 minutes to complete", about 30 seconds
>later I get a fatal error. Setup has been stopped due
to
>a fatal error. Windows was unable to install the
>following: Data error (cyclic redundancy check)
>
>If installing from a disk, there might be a problem with
>the disk. Try cleaning the disk or using another one.
>
>Well since Microsoft rarely sends multiple copies of
>Windows in each package I don't have another disk I can
>use. I did look at the disk and it is squeeky clean, no
>scratches or fingerprint blotches. Im thinking the disk
>may be bad. Anyone else have this problem?
>
>Kevin
>
>P.S. If anyone else tells me to pull out my RAM again
Im
>gonna fling poop all over the place. And the fact that
I
>can't because I have only one stick and according to
>Intell's website, is compatible with XP.
>.
>
past experience (i've seen that error myself) it usually
means a problem reading the disk/cd. That would be the
first step I would try. Another thing I would try would
be to make sure that there are no smudges or fingerprints
on the CD and last but not least get a lens cleaner and
clean your CD drive lens. There could be some dust on
the lenes that could cause that type of error as well.
Hope this will help. Good luck.
>-----Original Message-----
>Right as I get to the screen that says "Setup will take
>approximately 39 minutes to complete", about 30 seconds
>later I get a fatal error. Setup has been stopped due
to
>a fatal error. Windows was unable to install the
>following: Data error (cyclic redundancy check)
>
>If installing from a disk, there might be a problem with
>the disk. Try cleaning the disk or using another one.
>
>Well since Microsoft rarely sends multiple copies of
>Windows in each package I don't have another disk I can
>use. I did look at the disk and it is squeeky clean, no
>scratches or fingerprint blotches. Im thinking the disk
>may be bad. Anyone else have this problem?
>
>Kevin
>
>P.S. If anyone else tells me to pull out my RAM again
Im
>gonna fling poop all over the place. And the fact that
I
>can't because I have only one stick and according to
>Intell's website, is compatible with XP.
>.
>