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When I attempt to complete the installation of XP
professional I get the message "Bad Pool Caller". I cannot
access my computer because I am unable to complete the
installation. Again, this is an upgrade from Home to
Professional version.
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Hi,
BAD_POOL_CALLER usually is indicitive of a driver problem. There may be some
piece of hardware in the system that is not natively supported in a retail
version of WinXP, particularly if the WinXP Home system was preinstalled.
You may need appropriate driver sets from the system manufacturer or
hardware maker.
"alcibiades" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When I attempt to complete the installation of XP
> professional I get the message "Bad Pool Caller". I cannot
> access my computer because I am unable to complete the
> installation. Again, this is an upgrade from Home to
> Professional version.
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For that upgrade one must boot to xp pro cd,install xp,new copy,
delete the partition (xp home),create one,then let xp format and install.
"alcibiades" wrote:
> When I attempt to complete the installation of XP
> professional I get the message "Bad Pool Caller". I cannot
> access my computer because I am unable to complete the
> installation. Again, this is an upgrade from Home to
> Professional version.
>
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Does it display a value like 0x000000c2 or the like. If so, do a google
search on that value.
"alcibiades" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When I attempt to complete the installation of XP
> professional I get the message "Bad Pool Caller". I cannot
> access my computer because I am unable to complete the
> installation. Again, this is an upgrade from Home to
> Professional version.
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