After taking the advice, unfortunately, of a few of the members of this forum. I decided I would repair my current build of the Operating System, Windows XP Media Center. Everything proceeded smoothly as I entered the boot CD into the CD-ROM and proceeded to press ENTER and select my build to be repaired.
Upon the setup restarting my computer, I was happily welcomed by a wonderful setup screen which prompted me that in 39minutes the setup would be finally completed. Around 3/4th's of the setup's completion, a pop-box popped up stating that I needed to insert this imaginary disk called the "nVidia Network Bus Adapter Installation CD #1", imaginary because it does not exist in my possession.
I can press cancel but all that does is constructively pops up more "Missing file" windows in which do absolutely nothing to progress the setup.
Gee. great.
Upon the setup restarting my computer, I was happily welcomed by a wonderful setup screen which prompted me that in 39minutes the setup would be finally completed. Around 3/4th's of the setup's completion, a pop-box popped up stating that I needed to insert this imaginary disk called the "nVidia Network Bus Adapter Installation CD #1", imaginary because it does not exist in my possession.
I can press cancel but all that does is constructively pops up more "Missing file" windows in which do absolutely nothing to progress the setup.
Gee. great.
