System Restore = Homos :D With the new XP install disks floating around its easier to format then reinstall . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by backlash
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System Restore = Homos :D With the new XP install disks floating around its easier to format then reinstall . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by backlash
Sys restore always fooks up the computer in some way...everytime I've used it I get strange icons on me desktip as well as folder & app names in all CAPS...
He said desktip . Hee Hee
I should n't be allowed on this forum today ,I'm sooooo hungover .:sick:
Get well soon. :doctor:Quote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
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Originally Posted by HairbauttGet well soon. :doctor:Quote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
Funny thing was I had two friends over to watch the hockey game but they brought sick computers and lots of beerski's , bad combo . :lol: Everyone went home happy but I'm suffering today :dabs: .
One had a dead on board ethernet so installed a lan card the other was a full install but think I spend more time on the ethernet one .
Yeah, but it got me back in business 'til I can get to the reinstall.Quote:
Originally Posted by peat mossSystem Restore = Homos :D With the new XP install disks floating around its easier to format then reinstall . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by backlash
Got Quickbooks to worry about; I'll do another drive for installation later.
I think it would probably be illegal over here. :unsure:
Or at least frowned upon.Quote:
Originally Posted by lynx
i have, in the distant past, put the xp disk in and let it only overwrite the system files, keeping all your personal files. obviously backing up the personal files beforehand is a good idea. but it worked, and it did not do what system restore does(which is clunky). it sounds like that is what you were suggesting, and it probably would be the best way to fix that.
good luck
It's not the computers that are the problem, it's the programmers... :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4