Notebooks & Netbooks

[hadodi]

I would like to do it, but how? There is no attachment possible or did I miss it?

[JackE]

When you reply to this message, you will see the word "Attachments" and a box labelled "Browse". Click on "Browse" to find the image file (preferrably in jpg format) you want to upload and attach from your computer. Highlight that image file and press "Add Attachment" below the "Attachments" box.

Thanks

Jack E/NJ  

[hadodi]

Am I blind? I do NOT see ATTACHMENT> I just see here on top the sign of pics. I try this. Yesterday I also tried to send you the attachment. Did you get it? I hope you will get this one. It says must be verified...

[JackE]

I see that you attached a file saved with Irfanview and a GIF extension. But I still only see an image placeholder so far. Could you please try to save the screenshot with a JPG extension and send again?

Thanks

Jack E/NJ  

[ElizabethS]

Image files must be approved by the moderator. This should be visible now.

[hadodi]

NO it is not!

[JackE]

Yes, I can see it now. Thank you Elizabeth.

I will look it over and get back to you Hadodi

Jack E/NJ

[JackE]

OK. First thing you must do is open the VMWare Player. Then highlight the second Windows XP Professional installation in the left panel. Then right click your mouse on it. Then click remove this VM from the library.

Now you should only have the first Windows XP Professional showing in the left panel. Is this what you now see  after removing the second virtual machine?

Jack E/NJ 

[hadodi]

Yes. And when I highlight it it shows on the right side POWERED OFF, wINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL, vERSION 8.0 vIRTUAL MACHINE, RAM 512

wHEN i CLICK ON play virtual machine, THE Black screen appears and NO BOOT FILE NAME RECEIVED and at the end of it OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND

[JackE]

That's OK. Because in reviewing the image of your files, the XP operating system did not get installed in one of the .vdmk files. That's likely due to the XP installation download that you used. What is the name of this file including it's extension?

We'll try to work with the file you downloaded but, in the meantime, you should also try to download the iso image file of Windows XP from http://downloadfreeos.blogspot.com/2013/06/windows-xp.html.

Do you have a DVD reader/writer drive?

Jack E?NJ