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no updates installed on xp home 2002

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randalel - 01 Oct 2008 04:46 GMT
My friend gave me a compaq preserio 6010us,AMD athlon xp1600 +1.40 ghz,224 mb
RAM. XP home edition version 2002.When i boot up it seems to run until it
over heats,then it starts to reboot over an over.I open it up and finds 2
fans are missing,one at the rear an it looks like one at the front bottom.I
look in add and remove programs to find no updates have never been installed
it only shows some referance to sp1 no other updates.The only virus software
installed ran out in 05 no other since.At times it may run for about 15
minutes,then it starts to reboot an does not stop.Can someone please
advise,thanks in advance.
Bob I - 01 Oct 2008 13:13 GMT
Until you correct the overheating problem, Windows Updates are the least
of your problem. Once you correct that, update the drivers, and go
through the instructions for installing SP3, install that.

> My friend gave me a compaq preserio 6010us,AMD athlon xp1600 +1.40 ghz,224 mb
> RAM. XP home edition version 2002.When i boot up it seems to run until it
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> minutes,then it starts to reboot an does not stop.Can someone please
> advise,thanks in advance.
randalel - 01 Oct 2008 16:54 GMT
bob i have done more checking on the overheating thing and it is not
overheating as much asi thought.What else could be the problem?

> Until you correct the overheating problem, Windows Updates are the least
> of your problem. Once you correct that, update the drivers, and go
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> > minutes,then it starts to reboot an does not stop.Can someone please
> > advise,thanks in advance.
Bob I - 01 Oct 2008 17:24 GMT
If it overheats and starts rebooting, then it's too much. It isn't a
Windows_Update issue. Maybe you need to clean out the CPU heatsink fins
or the paste needs replacing. I'd suggest you ask in a hardware group
about it.

> bob i have done more checking on the overheating thing and it is not
> overheating as much asi thought.What else could be the problem?
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>>>minutes,then it starts to reboot an does not stop.Can someone please
>>>advise,thanks in advance.
 
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