Installation disk

Thread starter Broken disk
Start date Dec 15, 2004

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Broken disk

Dec 15, 2004

#1

When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the disk
cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP has locked up.
Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner? Will Microsoft replace the
installation disk?

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#2

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#3

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#4

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#5

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#6

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#7

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#8

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#9

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Dec 16, 2004

#10

Broken said:
When trying to install the installation disk on my new desktop, the
disk cracked and broke all to pieces in the drive. Naturally the HP
has locked up. Can I get pieces out with a vacuum cleaner?

And invalidate the warranty by shorting out just about every component?!

Will

Microsoft replace the installation disk?

If it came with the system, no. HP is responsible for all support -
including keys and media. You will need to contact HP.

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