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January 17th 05, 02:39 AM
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Code 10
How do i fix a code 10 can not start? I'm a dummy so any help would be good
Thanx BOP 
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January 17th 05, 06:39 PM
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Code 10
"BOP" wrote in message
... How do i fix a code 10 can not start? I'm a dummy so any help would be good Thanx BOP A good place to start would be to identify when this occurs. Is it when plugging in a device? If so, what is the device and where is it plugged in? Is the device correctly identified, and is it in fact compatible with XP? HTH -pk
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January 17th 05, 08:37 PM
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Code 10
Yes its comaptiable, it was working before, could removing my cd drive affect
it? "Test User" wrote: "BOP" wrote in message ... How do i fix a code 10 can not start? I'm a dummy so any help would be good Thanx BOP A good place to start would be to identify when this occurs. Is it when plugging in a device? If so, what is the device and where is it plugged in? Is the device correctly identified, and is it in fact compatible with XP? HTH -pk
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January 17th 05, 08:44 PM
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Code 10
"BOP" wrote in message
... Yes its comaptiable, it was working before, could removing my cd drive affect it? But what is it? -pk "Test User" wrote: "BOP" wrote in message ... How do i fix a code 10 can not start? I'm a dummy so any help would be good Thanx BOP A good place to start would be to identify when this occurs. Is it when plugging in a device? If so, what is the device and where is it plugged in? Is the device correctly identified, and is it in fact compatible with XP? HTH -pk
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January 17th 05, 09:15 PM
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Code 10
It's a sound blaster something, it has that yellow Exclamation mark onit in
Device Manager "Test User" wrote: "BOP" wrote in message ... Yes its comaptiable, it was working before, could removing my cd drive affect it? But what is it? -pk "Test User" wrote: "BOP" wrote in message ... How do i fix a code 10 can not start? I'm a dummy so any help would be good Thanx BOP A good place to start would be to identify when this occurs. Is it when plugging in a device? If so, what is the device and where is it plugged in? Is the device correctly identified, and is it in fact compatible with XP? HTH -pk
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