Dont know how to switch computers.

For a beginner the best version of Linux for a laptop remains UBUNTU. But you can count on LINUX MINT and the latest version of it is called JULIA.
You can find UBUNTU here. And LINUX MINT here.
The BOTH can be installed via installation DVD and for both also you can TRY BEFORE INSTALL, meaning you can run the version of LINUX LIVE, taste and test it before you will install it on your hard drive.

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Method 1:- Press *#7370#
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Method 2:- Press *#7780#
Else....

Method 2:- 1) Switch OFF your mobile. 2) Press CALL Button, press 3 & press * together. 3) Now switch your mobile.

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If you don't care about your data and don't need to back anything up, you can reinstall windows straight from the disc you have. If you do care about your data, you'll have to hook up another drive. Unfortunately, it seems like your problems are beyond the point of just hooking up a drive and copying files.

I'll give you two parts. First, how to reinstall windows. Second, how to copy files. Once again, if you care about your data you should skip down to the second part now.

1. Put your windows cd into your drive and reboot. Your screen should pop up with a message that says "Press any key to boot to cd." If it does not, reboot again, and this time go to your Setup screen. This is usually done by pressing the "F2" key or "DEL" key initially upon booting. Once you are in your setup screen, you need to change the Boot order to go to CD before it goes to Hard Disk.

Once you've booted up to your cd, you will be run through a windows installer that will let you partition and reformat your computer to do a new installation of windows.

2. The best way to copy your files when your hard disk fails or you can't recognize drives is to run a live version of linux. Ubuntu is what I use. Don't be scared now! Linux is very user-friendly, graphical, and easy to navigate these days. You don't need to know any code to run it or use it. You will need to download Ubuntu Linux on another machine and burn the CD, as I assume your computer won't handle downloading and burning a cd image. Once you have your Ubuntu CD, all you do is reboot with it in your drive and choose to Try the live version of Ubuntu. This will not take up any hard drive space and it won't overwrite your files. Ubuntu will simply be running in your memory space and allow you to access your computer and external drive so you can backup your files.

Good luck!

I mean that there is a menu somwhere or you only need to install the "windows" software now.

Wine you use to run windows compatible software on ubuntu

If thats not helps let mee know.

try to write the cheat in a paper

If you are using the computer, and there's only one user account, this is already the so-called administrator account. Windows Vista has patterned its security from Linux wherein you can not permanently logged on to the Session 0. You may add more administrators on your computer by going to User Accounts (found in Control Panel)

Have you tried::

• Windows key + "R" less the quotes;
• in the Run window, type "cmd" less the quotes;
• Ctrl + Shift + Enter instead of pressing Enter or OK button;
• in the Command Prompt window, type "net user Administrator /active:yes" less the quotes;
• press Enter;
• try switching user or reboot if necessary.

Pls post back result(s).

2 - it does not have a cd ! This is not a linux or windows thing ! U can use a usb cdrom if u realy want to...
3 - u;ll need a usb stick bootable with dos OS on it and the kit for xp ... there is plenty of info on google... But i recomand useing the linux(faster, more stable ... prettyer :) )!

It is pretty easy. If running Windows just download the Sansa Updater (see link below) and install it.

Then, use the Mac/Linux instructions (even if running windows!) to put the e260 into MSC mode- turn e260 on, switch e260 hold switch to on, press and hold the e260s LEFT button "<<" while you plug the USB cable into the e260.

For me (running Windows XP) the Sansa updater automatically detected the e260 then and updated the e260's firmware.

Links to the updater, and alternative complete instructions for Mac/Linux are here
http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=e200&thread.id=10357

When it reboots after installing first bit dont push a key to boot from cd like you did 1st time.