To get Windows XP updates to install, you can follow these steps:

1. Check the System Requirements: Make sure your system meets the minimum requirements for the updates. This includes having enough disk space, RAM, and a valid Windows XP product key.

2. Enable Automatic Updates: Go to the Control Panel and click on "System". In the "Automatic Updates" tab, select "Automatic (recommended)" and click on "Apply". This will ensure that updates are installed automatically.

3. Check for Updates: Go to the Control Panel and click on "Windows Update". This will open a new window where you can check for available updates. Click on "Express" to find and install important updates.

4. Download and Install Individual Updates: If you want to install specific updates, you can do so by going to the Microsoft Download Center and searching for the updates by their KB (Knowledge Base) number. Download and install the updates. Make sure to restart your computer after installing the updates.

5. Use a Third-Party Upgrade Key: If you are having trouble installing updates due to an invalid product key, you can purchase a valid upgrade key from a reputable online retailer, such as Softwarekey4u. com. These websites offer affordable and easy-to-use upgrade keys that will allow you to upgrade your Microsoft product key without any hassle.

6. Scan for Malware: If your system is infected with malware, it may prevent updates from installing. Run a full system scan using an updated antivirus program and remove any detected malware.

In conclusion, by following these steps, you can easily get Windows XP updates to install and ensure that your system is up-to-date with the latest security and performance improvements. It is important to regularly check for updates and install them to keep your system running smoothly.

not easily... it seems sony and apple dont play nicely without a little help... Vuze has an awesome feature that lets you stream anything you download to your ps3 or xbox, also allows you to convert into various popular formats. MediaServer by nullriver is a paid app that works very well, but only until the trial runs out... there are others out there, try them all, and choose one that works for you... (btw, if your searching, type "media severs"

No, once a burn blister has healed and popped, it is unlikely to come back in the same location. However, new blisters can form if the area is burned again. It is important to protect the healed skin to prevent further injury.

The majority of PS2 games work on the original PS3 hardware model (20GB, 60GB) that had backwards compatibility with PS2 games. Some popular titles include "Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty," "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas," and "Shadow of the Colossus." Later PS3 models do not support PS2 game playback.

Probably the most popular game for wii would be Super Mario Galaxy.

The Magic Gopher runs on a simple method, on multiples of 9. The same symbol appears every 9 numbers starting from 0. Therefore if you add both of your digits together and subtract it from your original number, you would get a multiple of 9. Simple!

I reckon you should not use steroids. It is very bad for you and your body. Just think of it this Way you can use steroids and end up with problems in the long run or you just don't use steroids at all

a name you want to have on network

you can not get intoxicated on tap water or a bottled water unless an additive has been introduced

No, because the Graphics card in the old Ps3 is bigger than the Ps3 Slim's Graphic card

That's the whole idea behind calling something a "Slim", making things smaller and Slimmer, the PS3 Slims GPU, not "Graphic Card" (Were talking about Consoles here, not PC's) is smaller but that doesn't mean a change in graphic performance, not making it better or worse than the Original PS3 (FAT).

u cant play guitar hero without the GUITAR,geez retard!!! seeya! ABBY (=^-^=)

obviously,yes

Wired networks require wires! so they must be run through walls, floors and have the potential of being damaged or loosened thereby shutting down the network and requiring the problem to be located.

Not as of now. Maybe when the ps4 comes out. Thats when the vita will reach its potential

no it will not

Yes.

Only some of the games will work on some of the models of the PS3. Fewer of the games work on the new slim model than any other do to changes in both the hardware and software.

The above answer that was struck through was not correct. No new PS3 model in over 3 years could play PS2 games. Only 4 USB port PS3 models could play some and not all PS2 games

Because the PS3 is more advanced than the PS2 and a game is software designed to be run by the hardware inside the console. The PS2 does not have the PS3 hardware needed to run the software. It doesn't even have the Bluray laser needed to read a Bluray disc so the software can be read. The PS2 components are not as advanced as the PS3 and even when the software says store in the harddrive there is no harddrive to store it into. The PS2 is a fine console and is becoming very popular in some regions of the world.

The PS3 is a step above designed for 1080P HDTV it is now moving into the 3D world and using the PlayStation Move controller or the Dual Shock 3 controller either of which will work with the PS3. Not only that, but it you have a PS3 without an internet connection your software has not been updated and you will not be able to play these games with a PS3

There's always Yahtzee. If you have the time and people, and the correct equipment (rule books, dice, etc.) Dungeons & Dragons is a great game. It's like a computer RPG, but played with dice. Also similar to Dungeons & Dragons, but with a handful of differences is Warhammer (and Warhammer 40,000 which is set in the distant future).

Well.. if you have already added the picture to your ps3, then go to the playstation home screen (the screen right when you open your playstation) and go under the category that says "Photo." Under this category you will be able to see all of your photos that you have copied to your playstation. If you would like to view a photo larger, then click on the one you wish to view and it will appear on your entire tv. Once you have it on your entire tv, you can then change it to your background on your playstation home!! You do this by clicking on the triagle button on your controller, and then once you see the options above you picture, go to the one that says "set as wallpaper."

See the Related Link "Earth 911" for their website. They have a search tool that will allow you to search for places to recycle various things at your zip code or state. I suggest doing a search for video games or video game systems to find a recycler near you. Thank you for doing your part to help save the earth.

First make sure that your connection in the house isn't down or off. If it is then that should fix your problem. If it isn't make sure your cable isn't damaged or broken. If it is replace it and it should work. If non of those are the solution Make sure the PlayStation is ON then flick OFF the switch in the back, wait 10-15 seconds and flip it back ON and turn the PlayStation back ON. It should come up with a screen that says that the PlayStation wasn't turned off correctly and it will ask you if you want to make sure your PlayStation isn't corrupt. Select YES then wait for it to finish. This should fix your problem. If not I would contact SONY about the issue.

Depends on your internet connection, but it should not take that long that you have time to come and ask about it and you should show download progress while downloading in the background if you look at your downloads after you leave the PS3 store

Yes, you can use created players in "Online Franchise" on Madden NFL 2010.

use the move set up video disc or download it and know that you need the PlayStation Eye camera and not just the controller and your system has to have been updated for the PlayStation Move