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Windows XP Home Edition: Internet Access Issue & System Activation Bluescreen Error

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  • #1 17085902
    PanKoXeR
    Level 4  
    Hello, I installed windows XP home edition yesterday from the original board. Everything was well installed, I installed internet drivers, etc. When the notification about system activation popped up, I gave it to activate online now, but as if there was no access to the internet, although as I entered the search engine, normally bing worked (explorer) but after clicking any link on the page dumped an error that can be seen on the screen. So I thought it was a hardware error so I translated it to another computer, but the same thing. So I called the microsoft to activate it by phone and everything was OK, but the internet was still down. For now, I wanted to let it go and put the disk back, but about 2 seconds after the loading started, the windows logo was blasting the second bluescreen and turning on again. I decided that I broke it because it is the OEM version and it is for this reason. So I did everything again, formatted the disk and installed the system, I haven't called the microsoft yet. And there is still no internet .... I did all the things they write there and nothing. I moved instalke chrome via a pendrive - it didn't want to be installed because there was no "internet". I pinged sample pages and all the answers are correct. I don't know what to do anymore, and since XP is not supported, MS won't help much with this activation.
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  • #2 17085913
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Set the correct date in the system and in the BIOS.
    Write what is this computer.
    PanKoXeR wrote:
    dumped an error that can be seen on the screen.

    No screen.
    The system does not transfer with the disk between computers, because you will have, e.g. as you wrote - BSOD on loading.
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  • #4 17085974
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Well according to internet ping is provided. By. IE is not there. Did you set the date?
    Post result:
    ipconfig / all
  • #5 17085990
    Kolobos
    IT specialist
    Do you have SP3 and other updates?

    Include in the attachment logs from FRST, from scanning (addition and frst.txt).
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  • #6 17086029
    PanKoXeR
    Level 4  
    Windows XP Home Edition: Internet Access Issue & System Activation Bluescreen Error
    I don't have any updates because windows update doesn't work either.

    I can't download this program to FRST from the net or anything to scan. I do not think it was a virus because it is a system just installed from the MS disc
  • #8 17086055
    PanKoXeR
    Level 4  
    I wrote that I don't have any updates, it's pure XP Home Edition
  • #9 17086057
    Kolobos
    IT specialist
    Installing XP without integrated SP already on the board is a waste of time (not to write otherwise), that's why I'm asking. If your system does not even have SP2, I doubt it makes no sense at all to connect to the internet. Download SP and install.
    Read also the thread to which I gave the link.

    Plus, why did you blur your IP and mac address on the screen? After all, it will be of no use to anyone ...
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  • #10 17086583
    PanKoXeR
    Level 4  
    Hello, yes. It turned out that the computer was SP2. I downloaded SP3 from another computer (from Good Programs :D ) and I moved to that. After installation it popped up that to initialize the computer must restart, I gave it ok turned off, turned on because an error occurred on ss

    Windows XP Home Edition: Internet Access Issue & System Activation Bluescreen Error
  • #11 17086615
    Kolobos
    IT specialist
    You have a working disk in this computer? Replace screen with CDI or Mhdd (under F8).
  • #12 17086627
    PanKoXeR
    Level 4  
    on the second disk the same problem (the first)
    I can't check it out. There is nothing like that in the bios, and on the f8 there is a boot menu. and immediately after the bios this error pops up
  • #13 17086656
    Kolobos
    IT specialist
    You press F8 on Mhdd, which you start from the bootable media.

    Also check the framework -> www.memtest.org
  • #14 17087364
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    @PanKoXeR You really do it on the head:
    PanKoXeR wrote:
    on the second disk the same problem (the first)

    I have already written that systems are not transferred between computers.
    I asked in the second post what PC it is. I didn't get the answer, so I won't find out what the second-first and first (second) disk is ... ;)
    PanKoXeR wrote:
    I can't check it out. There is nothing like that in the bios, and on the f8 there is a boot menu. and immediately after the bios this error pops up

    You have the option of:
    1. do FreeDOS on a pen using this:
    http://www.programosy.pl/program,rufus.html
    2. copy the files from the package to the pen, which I attach, without COMMAND.COM overwriting.
    3. After booting the pen, type MHDD, ENTER in the prompt.
    4. select the disk and press F8. Enter the list that will pop up.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues faced after installing Windows XP Home Edition, specifically regarding internet access and a bluescreen error during system activation. The user initially encountered problems activating the system online despite having internet access through a browser. After attempting to transfer the installation to another computer, the same issues persisted, leading to a bluescreen error. Suggestions from other users included checking the system date in BIOS, ensuring Service Pack 3 (SP3) was installed, and using tools like MHDD for disk diagnostics. The user later confirmed that the system was running SP2 and successfully transferred SP3 from another computer, but continued to experience bluescreen errors upon reboot. Further troubleshooting steps were recommended, including using bootable media and checking hardware components.
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