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Nika
December 7th 03, 12:26 AM
hello i use kazaa to download my music and i accidentally
put the kazaa program into my local c drive. This put
thousands of files into my kazaa prgram so i started to
delete these files without looking at them. i later found
out that some of these files were windows components. now
my windows is not functioning properly. How can i
completey get my windows xp back? should i restart my
computer's memory? :(

Lloyd LaBaw
December 7th 03, 12:26 AM
sound like reinstall windows time unless you can get to the recycle bin in
safe mode and select - rightclick them select recover.

"Nika" > wrote in message
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> hello i use kazaa to download my music and i accidentally
> put the kazaa program into my local c drive. This put
> thousands of files into my kazaa prgram so i started to
> delete these files without looking at them. i later found
> out that some of these files were windows components. now
> my windows is not functioning properly. How can i
> completey get my windows xp back? should i restart my
> computer's memory? :(

Jim Macklin
December 7th 03, 12:27 AM
What was that old song? Fools rush in where Angels Fear to
tread...
If you're going to muse Kazaa spyware and worry about
security because Kazaa is a great way to get infected and
you didn't use an uninstaller but just started willy-nilly
to delete files you aren't an "angel."
\

"Lloyd LaBaw" > wrote in message
. ..
| sound like reinstall windows time unless you can get to
the recycle bin in
| safe mode and select - rightclick them select recover.
|
| "Nika" > wrote in message
| ...
| > hello i use kazaa to download my music and i
accidentally
| > put the kazaa program into my local c drive. This put
| > thousands of files into my kazaa prgram so i started to
| > delete these files without looking at them. i later
found
| > out that some of these files were windows components.
now
| > my windows is not functioning properly. How can i
| > completey get my windows xp back? should i restart my
| > computer's memory? :(
|
|
|

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