Mac wrote:
> I have Win XP Pro SP1. I want to install SP2 but it is just not
> allowing me. It says it needs 550 MB free space. But I have only 50
> MV Free space.
> I do not have any programs installed in C: and also tried running Disk
> Cleanup, but that did not help.
> I had 700 MB free space when I installed Win XP. I do not know whats
> taking up so much space. It seems like some system files are
> duplicating itself. Can someone help me delete these duplicate files
> and help me install SP2. Any help would be appreciated.
> Also, what is the address for Microsoft Newsgroup?
> I am using msnews.microsoft.com but it is giving me the following
> error: Configuration:
> Account: Microsoft
> Server: msnews.microsoft.com
> Protocol: NNTP
> Port: 119
> Secure(SSL): 0
> Code: 800ccc0e
You installed Windows XP on a partition with only 700MB free in the first
place?
I recommend at least 8GB of space for your system partition. 4GB is a more
common number.
What all is on your C:\ (system) drive?
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