MAC and XP

[Norton2002]

There are two possible causes of the problem, but we hope that we could solve your problems

Is the file corrupted

If this is true, replace the corrupted file with a backup copy of the file. This option should help if your computer recognizes that the file is corrupted

Are you double-booting or using Virtual PC for Mac

Transferring a file in a double-booted machine can cause problems if the Macintosh security level is set to high or your Mac OS has security features that are incompatible with Windows XP and denying access to it. Trying to copy the file into a floppy disk and then copy it to your Windows OS

On the other hand, Virtual PC is an easier choice for file transferring. One exception is that it cannot run in PowerMac G5, this also includes all Windows OS and MS-DOS. At this time, there is still no workaround for this problem posed by G5, for updates, visit regulaly

www.microsoft.com/mac

[Norton2003]

Your problem is prosed by the file size, as you say it, it is very big and most computers cannot have that big file. Check your disk size and try again.