To many error's to mention HELP PLEASE

[Clay]

I have bought, a new pc and XP is giving me so much
grief, Hardware error's and crashes. I have had enough
and would like to know if I can reinstall my edition of
windows ME onto my new comp, Will it work .Thanks

[Gordon Burgess-Parker]

if the PC is new, then take it back. It's under warranty, isn't it?

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"Clay" > wrote in message
...
> I have bought, a new pc and XP is giving me so much
> grief, Hardware error's and crashes. I have had enough
> and would like to know if I can reinstall my edition of
> windows ME onto my new comp, Will it work .Thanks

[David Candy]

Read your end user license for Windows ME. If your ME license prohibits =
and you have XP Pro then you can downgrade to Win 2000, NT4.0, and Win =
98SE. But not WinME.

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"Clay" > wrote in message =
...
> I have bought, a new pc and XP is giving me so much=20
> grief, Hardware error's and crashes. I have had enough=20
> and would like to know if I can reinstall my edition of=20
> windows ME onto my new comp, Will it work .Thanks

[Brian Tillman]

>Read your end user license for Windows ME. If your ME license prohibits and
you have XP Pro then you can >downgrade to Win 2000, NT4.0, and Win 98SE.
But not WinME.

That's true if it's an OEM license. I don't know if it's true for a retail
license.
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[Ron Martell]

"Clay" > wrote:

>I have bought, a new pc and XP is giving me so much
>grief, Hardware error's and crashes. I have had enough
>and would like to know if I can reinstall my edition of
>windows ME onto my new comp, Will it work .Thanks

New PC = New PC warranty.

Contact the vendor or manufacturer and tell them to fix it or give you
your money back.

Good luck


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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