Deleted microsoft office, how do i contact manufacturar?

A

Arina Begum

Deleted microsoft standard 2003 edition, throught it was a diffrent program,
it came with the computre. I've tried system restore. I know you should get
my computre manufacture, but is there any OTHER WAY? If no, how do i get in
tuch with one? PLEASE HELP QUICKLY!
 
D

David R. Norton MVP

Deleted microsoft standard 2003 edition, throught it was a
diffrent program, it came with the computre. I've tried system
restore. I know you should get my computre manufacture, but is
there any OTHER WAY? If no, how do i get in tuch with one? PLEASE
HELP QUICKLY!
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Who is your computer manufacturer? Try going to http://www.google.com
and enter the name of the manufacturer, Google should find the home
page. Open it and then look a link called "Contact Us" or something
similar, you should find email or telephone contact information to the
manufacturer's technical support site. They're probably the only ones
who can help you unless your computer came with restore discs, if so, a
destructive restore may be your best recourse. A destructive restore
is just that, it will put your computer back exactly like it was the
day you bought it so make sure you back up everything you want to keep
on to CDs before doing it.
 
D

David R. Norton MVP

Deleted microsoft standard 2003 edition, throught it was a
diffrent program, it came with the computre. I've tried system
restore. I know you should get my computre manufacture, but is
there any OTHER WAY? If no, how do i get in tuch with one? PLEASE
HELP QUICKLY!
Click to expand...

Who is your computer manufacturer? Try going to http://www.google.com
and enter the name of the manufacturer, Google should find the home
page. Open it and then look a link called "Contact Us" or something
similar, you should find email or telephone contact information to the
manufacturer's technical support site. They're probably the only ones
who can help you unless your computer came with restore discs, if so, a
destructive restore may be your best recourse. A destructive restore
is just that, it will put your computer back exactly like it was the
day you bought it so make sure you back up everything you want to keep
on to CDs before doing it.
 
D

David R. Norton MVP

Deleted microsoft standard 2003 edition, throught it was a
diffrent program, it came with the computre. I've tried system
restore. I know you should get my computre manufacture, but is
there any OTHER WAY? If no, how do i get in tuch with one? PLEASE
HELP QUICKLY!
Click to expand...

Who is your computer manufacturer? Try going to http://www.google.com
and enter the name of the manufacturer, Google should find the home
page. Open it and then look a link called "Contact Us" or something
similar, you should find email or telephone contact information to the
manufacturer's technical support site. They're probably the only ones
who can help you unless your computer came with restore discs, if so, a
destructive restore may be your best recourse. A destructive restore
is just that, it will put your computer back exactly like it was the
day you bought it so make sure you back up everything you want to keep
on to CDs before doing it.
 
D

David R. Norton MVP

Deleted microsoft standard 2003 edition, throught it was a
diffrent program, it came with the computre. I've tried system
restore. I know you should get my computre manufacture, but is
there any OTHER WAY? If no, how do i get in tuch with one? PLEASE
HELP QUICKLY!
Click to expand...

Who is your computer manufacturer? Try going to http://www.google.com
and enter the name of the manufacturer, Google should find the home
page. Open it and then look a link called "Contact Us" or something
similar, you should find email or telephone contact information to the
manufacturer's technical support site. They're probably the only ones
who can help you unless your computer came with restore discs, if so, a
destructive restore may be your best recourse. A destructive restore
is just that, it will put your computer back exactly like it was the
day you bought it so make sure you back up everything you want to keep
on to CDs before doing it.
 
D

David R. Norton MVP

Deleted microsoft standard 2003 edition, throught it was a
diffrent program, it came with the computre. I've tried system
restore. I know you should get my computre manufacture, but is
there any OTHER WAY? If no, how do i get in tuch with one? PLEASE
HELP QUICKLY!
Click to expand...

Who is your computer manufacturer? Try going to http://www.google.com
and enter the name of the manufacturer, Google should find the home
page. Open it and then look a link called "Contact Us" or something
similar, you should find email or telephone contact information to the
manufacturer's technical support site. They're probably the only ones
who can help you unless your computer came with restore discs, if so, a
destructive restore may be your best recourse. A destructive restore
is just that, it will put your computer back exactly like it was the
day you bought it so make sure you back up everything you want to keep
on to CDs before doing it.
 

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