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jpw
I am not able to open any documents. i do not have access to word or excel,
and access. I do not have the original disk.
and access. I do not have the original disk.
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JoAnn Paules [MVP]
Then you are out of luck. Are you sure you no longer have the disks and that
they aren't hiding "in a safe place"?
they aren't hiding "in a safe place"?
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Granny 3.1
There is only one thing I can even pray will remotely help you. Start your
pc in Safe Mode Command Prompt Only at the C:\ type in scanreg /restore it
will restore up to I think now don't kill me if I'm wrong the last 15 boots.
If not, does it happen to be a Dell? If so there is software included with
dell that will let you do a zz-top...it won't restore the files but it will
put the computer back to it's original configuration software and all. I
believe, but don't quote me that HP has much the same thing. If you did
indeed lose everything you can search for used software on the internet at
the library or something.
pc in Safe Mode Command Prompt Only at the C:\ type in scanreg /restore it
will restore up to I think now don't kill me if I'm wrong the last 15 boots.
If not, does it happen to be a Dell? If so there is software included with
dell that will let you do a zz-top...it won't restore the files but it will
put the computer back to it's original configuration software and all. I
believe, but don't quote me that HP has much the same thing. If you did
indeed lose everything you can search for used software on the internet at
the library or something.
JoAnn Paules said:Then you are out of luck. Are you sure you no longer have the disks and that
they aren't hiding "in a safe place"?
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
jpw said:I am not able to open any documents. i do not have access to word or excel,
and access. I do not have the original disk.
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Alan Edwards
Scanreg /Restore from a DOS boot in Win98 only restores the Registry
(system.dat and user.dat) + system.ini+ win.ini and the default is the
last 5 boots. It is not a System Restore as in Win ME or XP.
....Alan
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Alan Edwards, MS MVP Windows - Internet Explorer
http://dts-l.org/index.html
(system.dat and user.dat) + system.ini+ win.ini and the default is the
last 5 boots. It is not a System Restore as in Win ME or XP.
....Alan
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Alan Edwards, MS MVP Windows - Internet Explorer
http://dts-l.org/index.html
There is only one thing I can even pray will remotely help you. Start your
pc in Safe Mode Command Prompt Only at the C:\ type in scanreg /restore it
will restore up to I think now don't kill me if I'm wrong the last 15 boots.
If not, does it happen to be a Dell? If so there is software included with
dell that will let you do a zz-top...it won't restore the files but it will
put the computer back to it's original configuration software and all. I
believe, but don't quote me that HP has much the same thing. If you did
indeed lose everything you can search for used software on the internet at
the library or something.
JoAnn Paules said:Then you are out of luck. Are you sure you no longer have the disks and that
they aren't hiding "in a safe place"?
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
jpw said:I am not able to open any documents. i do not have access to word or excel,
and access. I do not have the original disk.