Insert Solutions Center disk on start up.

[Guest Zip48]

When windows XP Pro Sp3 is loading I receive a message stating " Insert

Solutions Center disk". Something to do with installer.msi. I am running a

Dell Optiplex 2.2 ghz w/ 4meg ram. I have to click cancel several times to

get up and running. Does anyone have any suggestions on what the issue might

be?

[Guest Bob I]

Re: Insert Solutions Center disk on start up.

 

You have an HP something or other attached to the PC? Check the CD that

came with it.

 

Zip48 wrote:

> When windows XP Pro Sp3 is loading I receive a message stating " Insert

> Solutions Center disk". Something to do with installer.msi. I am running a

> Dell Optiplex 2.2 ghz w/ 4meg ram. I have to click cancel several times to

> get up and running. Does anyone have any suggestions on what the issue might

> be?

[Guest Zip48]

Re: Insert Solutions Center disk on start up.

 

Thanks Bob.

 

Yes, I have an HP Printer and Scanner. I will check this out.

 

"Bob I" wrote:

> You have an HP something or other attached to the PC? Check the CD that

> came with it.

>

> Zip48 wrote:

>

> > When windows XP Pro Sp3 is loading I receive a message stating " Insert

> > Solutions Center disk". Something to do with installer.msi. I am running a

> > Dell Optiplex 2.2 ghz w/ 4meg ram. I have to click cancel several times to

> > get up and running. Does anyone have any suggestions on what the issue might

> > be?

>

>

[Guest Bob I]

Re: Insert Solutions Center disk on start up.

 

You're welcome, have a great day!

 

Zip48 wrote:

> Thanks Bob.

>

> Yes, I have an HP Printer and Scanner. I will check this out.

>

> "Bob I" wrote:

>

>

>>You have an HP something or other attached to the PC? Check the CD that

>>came with it.

>>

>>Zip48 wrote:

>>

>>

>>>When windows XP Pro Sp3 is loading I receive a message stating " Insert

>>>Solutions Center disk". Something to do with installer.msi. I am running a

>>>Dell Optiplex 2.2 ghz w/ 4meg ram. I have to click cancel several times to

>>>get up and running. Does anyone have any suggestions on what the issue might

>>>be?

>>

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