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Re-run the OS from your CD (Hit F8,F11) to enter the boot sequence whereby you chose boot from cd. aftr the installation fils are transferd to your hardrive, chose the repair option when the setup pron\mpt you to chose from fresh installtion of repair... this wil help fix the syst files. gud luk
Posted on Aug 02, 2008
There may be a Restore section on the hard drive. As I recall, you hit one of the function keys, like f12 or f11, while it's posting.
If you have an hp, compaq, or emachines, you can contact the company about a free replacement restore disk. Other OEM makers may help you out, too, if you can find a contact number.
If it's Dell, and you are the original buyer, same deal, if it's still under warranty. If not under warranty, they will charge you. If you are not the registered owner - good luck with that.
You can call MS with your hard luck story (or one more creative), and maybe, if you get a live person on the line, they will feel sorry for you and send you a complimentary disk (no kidding).
All these "free disks" cost about $25 for "shipping."
Posted on Aug 02, 2008
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