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From: Paul on 18 Oct 2005 16:21
Reformatted my hard drive. When I try to reload Windows XP, I get an error
message stating "cannot copy file per_seg5.swf" and the installation craps
out from there. I've tried loading Win 98SE with the same results.
I've done every test I can on the hardware, tried a differant hard drive,
and get the same result and an unbootable computer.
I must be missing something, but I can't figure out what! I'm wide open to
suggestions.

Thanks
From: Alceryes on 18 Oct 2005 16:29

"Paul" <Paul(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A162DE03-8C4D-4A6B-8EC9-E26F7573BB20(a)microsoft.com...
> Reformatted my hard drive. When I try to reload Windows XP, I get an error
> message stating "cannot copy file per_seg5.swf" and the installation craps
> out from there. I've tried loading Win 98SE with the same results.
> I've done every test I can on the hardware, tried a differant hard drive,
> and get the same result and an unbootable computer.
> I must be missing something, but I can't figure out what! I'm wide open to
> suggestions.
>
> Thanks


Maybe your CD drive? Try booting from a Win98 startup floppy and copying the
Win98 CABS folder to your HD and run setup from there.
--


"I don't cheat to survive. I cheat to LIVE!!"
- Alceryes



From: Courtney R on 18 Oct 2005 16:33
Sounds like a problem with the CD itself. Can you clean it off. Search
google for proper way to do so. Do you have a genuine copy of Windows XP?
If its a CD-R disc copy, eventually over time it will degrade. And lastly,
how about your CD rom drive, is it old? Several companies make a CD lens
cleaner kit, that uses small bristles to clean off the CD-Rom drive lens head.

Good Luck

"Paul" wrote:

> Reformatted my hard drive. When I try to reload Windows XP, I get an error
> message stating "cannot copy file per_seg5.swf" and the installation craps
> out from there. I've tried loading Win 98SE with the same results.
> I've done every test I can on the hardware, tried a differant hard drive,
> and get the same result and an unbootable computer.
> I must be missing something, but I can't figure out what! I'm wide open to
> suggestions.
>
> Thanks
From: Bruce Chambers on 18 Oct 2005 16:35
Problems copying files, or corrupted files, during installation are most
often caused be defective/sub-standard hardware components. In order of
likelihood: RAM, motherboard, or the hard drive. What was the original
problem that necessitated the OS re-installation? It may hold a clue as to
what component is still failing.

"Paul" wrote:

> Reformatted my hard drive. When I try to reload Windows XP, I get an error
> message stating "cannot copy file per_seg5.swf" and the installation craps
> out from there. I've tried loading Win 98SE with the same results.
> I've done every test I can on the hardware, tried a differant hard drive,
> and get the same result and an unbootable computer.
> I must be missing something, but I can't figure out what! I'm wide open to
> suggestions.
>
> Thanks
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