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NEC Versa E680 Speakers problems

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by yudhaswarna

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Dear all friends,
Recently I have badd experience on my NEC Versa E680. They are as such
1. Every time I got connected to the internet, the Windows Home editions always requests to sends the Report of error to Microsoft and shutting the Internet explorer.
2. Everytime I work with the microsoft office tools as such excell, word, etc, they allways getting slow in opening windows and in operation.
Then I was having the thought that it might be because of automaticaly windows update systems was turned on and let the computers installs those securities and hotfix it was then because I found a lot of these settings installed on the software listed on the control panel add/remove hardware/software. Deperately I tried to uninstall with wishfull thingking that it will ease the operation of my computer. However, as the matter of facts something had happened when I uninstall the hotfix, suddenly that appears the sound of long beeping from the speakers. Then I decide to take the computer to my office IT guy. he tried to fixed it with changed the OS from XP home edition replaced it with XP professional edition SP2. without hesitates and with full conviniency I brought the computer home and tried to connect to the internet using dialup. The operation is smooth but then I realized that the beeping was still persisted.
When I put the CD into the DVD drive, the sound gone in a second within the reading process, then it came back after the reading process done.
Other thing, I just install the synaptics pointer device driver for windows XP and 2k. the zipped files were extracted in to another the other folder which is the place is difer partition than the programs (rather than XP 64 which has failed during the installations process)
Should you have the solutions, kindly please send to my e-mail.

Thank you in advance

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by thumbsup2

First, we do NOT email solutions. You'll have to read the board like everyone else.

The problem is that you've uninstalled critical components in an attempt to fix crash problems and THEN allowed your IT guy to install a copy of XP Pro on a machine that is only licensed for XP Home (probably using their CD key to do it) which means you won't be able to authenticate at Microsoft and get the critical patches BACK up to date. The motherboard and other component drivers probably aren't correct now. Then, you installed XP 64 drivers for a synaptic device when you don't have the XP 64-bit version of Windows installed?

(1) The IT guy at the office didn't help by putting on a copy of Windows that you're not entitled to use, unless this computer belongs to the company? That could land you both in BIG trouble. In addition, now, if you ever need the XP CD to fix a problem, you don't have it AND you don't have a certificate of authenticity ON the computer as proof that you're legal to use that version of XP.

(2) Installing 64-bit drivers has probably REALLY messed things up!

Your system is so messed up now, after everything you and the IT guy have done to it, you have but one option. Use the system restore CD that came with the machine and set it back to how it arrived from the factory, loosing all of your data in the process. This is the only way you'll be able to get your licensing straightened out and keep the anti-piracy COPS off of your doorstep. It will probably fix the strange sound coming from the speakers while it's at it.

by yudhaswarna

First of all I would like to thank you for your response.
Then again, kindly please how can you tell me that the XP is a copied. Just to ensures before I return the computer to have it fixed (if it is copied then I will reclaim it back into the original as it was).
Anyhow, supposes I have the computer returned to the original home editions could I get it updated in to SP2 with Microsoft office SP3 or otherwise?

Thank you in advance

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