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paul
February 19th 04, 02:41 PM
excuse my ignorance but like win.xp i am still basicsally
still new to to the world of computers too. but my guess
would be it's booting from the disc if i need it to enter
any system ? am i right or off the mark ( how can i tell?)
Robert Mitchell [MSFT]
February 19th 04, 05:01 PM
Hello Paul,
If your system shows no programs installed it could be that a reinstall of
Windows was performed that installed a new installation instead of
upgrading.
Booting off the diskette or A: drive will have no affect on what programs
are showing up as being installed.
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Robert Mitchell
Windows NT4&2000 MCSE
Microsoft Enterprise Support
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"paul" > wrote in message
...
> excuse my ignorance but like win.xp i am still basicsally
> still new to to the world of computers too. but my guess
> would be it's booting from the disc if i need it to enter
> any system ? am i right or off the mark ( how can i tell?)
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