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Repairing an existing system - 2006/11/03 17:58
Repair your own system.
WARNING
When you repair Windows XP, existing data and programs may be erased. Make sure to back up all of your personal files on a CD-R before commencing reinstallation. After you have repaired the system software, you will need to reinstall all programs that are not included with Windows XP. After repair, all pre-installed programs of the original installation may require reinstallation.
1. Switch on the monitor.
2. Power up the Shuttle XPC.
3. Press the "Del" (delete) key immediately for access to the BIOS.
4. Select the menu option "Advanced BIOS Features".
5. Click "ENTER".
6. Using the PageUp and PageDown keys, set the "First Boot Device" to
"CDROM".
7. Insert the Installation CD.
8. Press "F10" to save your settings and again confirm your selection
with "Y" (yes) and "ENTER".
9. When the message "Press any key to boot from CD" appears at the
bottom of the screen, press any key.
10. The Shuttle XPC will now restart from the CD. The installer is now
loading the files. This may take a few minutes.
11. A "Welcome" screen is displayed.
12. Press "ENTER".
13. Accept the EULA (End User License Agreement) by pressing "F8".
14. Next, the Shuttle XPC searches for existing Windows XP installations.
15. If an existing installation is found, you may choose to repair it. To do
this, press "R".
16. The required data is now being copied from the CD.
17. Once copying is complete, the Shuttle XPC restarts.
18. If the message "Please press any key to restart from CD" appears
again, do NOT press any keys.
19. The Shuttle XPC will now start from the hard drive.
20. You may now select your language and region, and confirm with "Next".
21. The Shuttle XPC restarts.
22. The Windows XP "Welcome" screen appears.
23. Continue with "Next".
24. The Shuttle XPC is then reconfigured.
25. You can now work with Windows XP.
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