Author: Wayne Lowrance
Date: 14:16:48 06/03/03
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On June 03, 2003 at 11:20:51, Russell Reagan wrote: >On June 03, 2003 at 07:07:48, Wayne Lowrance wrote: > >>>What operating system are you currently using? >> >>Winddows 2000 pro > >Why do you want to "upgrade"? I use Windows 2000 Pro, and I prefer it over >Windows XP. The only chess program I haven't been able to run is Chessmaster >6000 :) Is there something XP allows you to do that Win2k doesn't? If not, why >spend the money to get XP? > >Also, I think Rebel works in Win2k, but not in XP, but I may be wrong. Thank you very much for your response. I was not unhappy with win2k at all. Here is the story. I posted a request for help a few days ago (no response) stating my chess programs running analysis would after a spell end as if I closed the program . I also received from time to time (never concurrent) Win2k popup error, reporting Windows was going to shut down and needed restarting. Both of these errors occured random in time frame. I re-installed win2k over the existing operating win2k which I guess perhaps was improper, but I dont know how to init my harddrive. With this background I decided to install Win XP. In this way I would eliminate the windows problem and hopefull the chess problem would go away as well. That is the reason for getting XP. If I could get instructional help on initing my hard drive and how to make a proper installation of my Win2K CD that would be great ! Thanks in advance if someone is willing to offer help. It should be handled by e-mail I guess. My e-mail is yagi90250@yahoo.com Wayne
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