New Install, can't (F-8) after reading Wind Licensing Agre..

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I have installed 10-15 custom built new installs; but, I have never had any
problem at all during the blue screen phase of installation. At the end of
the Micros. Lincensing Agreement there is a single line entry after the last
paragraph of the agreement that might be an explanation of my problem; but, I
do not know what it means or how to resolve it. Here's what it
is........EULAID: MCE05_RM.O_PRO_OEM_EN
I do not think I have ever seen this before. Maybe I have. Every other
time I just push F-8 and move on to setting up the file system and all of the
other good stuff....
Can anyone help me????? Thanks!!!!

 

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Hi,

How was this drive partitioned and formatted? Sometimes, when done with
fdisk or third-party tools this happens. The solution is to redo the
partitioning with the WinXP drive tools (work from a raw disk).

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Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone
www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"cayman" <cayman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have installed 10-15 custom built new installs; but, I have never had any
> problem at all during the blue screen phase of installation. At the end
> of
> the Micros. Lincensing Agreement there is a single line entry after the
> last
> paragraph of the agreement that might be an explanation of my problem;
> but, I
> do not know what it means or how to resolve it. Here's what it
> is........EULAID: MCE05_RM.O_PRO_OEM_EN
> I do not think I have ever seen this before. Maybe I have. Every other
> time I just push F-8 and move on to setting up the file system and all of
> the
> other good stuff....
> Can anyone help me????? Thanks!!!!

 

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If you have an advanced keyboard (Ex: Microsoft with an F-lock key), the F8
key is dysfunctional until the F-Lock key has been activated!

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Regards:

Richard Urban

aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard


"cayman" <cayman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5C446EF4-211A-4C90-AC92-B3B194A8F356@microsoft.com...
>I have installed 10-15 custom built new installs; but, I have never had any
> problem at all during the blue screen phase of installation. At the end
> of
> the Micros. Lincensing Agreement there is a single line entry after the
> last
> paragraph of the agreement that might be an explanation of my problem;
> but, I
> do not know what it means or how to resolve it. Here's what it
> is........EULAID: MCE05_RM.O_PRO_OEM_EN
> I do not think I have ever seen this before. Maybe I have. Every other
> time I just push F-8 and move on to setting up the file system and all of
> the
> other good stuff....
> Can anyone help me????? Thanks!!!!

 

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On Sat, 6 Nov 2004 22:37:01 -0800, cayman wrote:

> Here's what it
> is........EULAID: MCE05_RM.O_PRO_OEM_EN

MCE? Is this a Media Center version of Windows XP? Are you installing to a
system with Media Center hardware? I know that the OEM CD for the Tablet
Edition will check for tablet hardware before it will install.

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Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User