Harry Ohrn
May 31st 04, 03:41 AM
"vdanmil" > wrote in message
...
> Hello
> I am a technically stunted PC user and am hoping to find a patient soul
> out there with whom to dump stupid, inane, irrellevent, and completely
> idiotic questions at. I will offer apologies first off, as you you will
> soon get the idea.
> First question that has been bugging me is this: I am running one HP
> Pavilion7965, build version 2600, 5.1 Windows XP home edition installed.
> Wonderful system! No gripes except this one problem of not being supported
> by neither Micro nor HP. I recently had the experience of having my
> system crash. I called all #'s only to have a computer tell me that my
> system is not supported. I wished to speak to a tech because of the
> documented course of this controlled sort of "ghost" overpowering my
> machine. I am willing to pay but than I find out that this entire thing
> started with the knowlege and awareness of two parties. This has just come
> out in England. Meantime, by computer is dead, flat line, X. Help was
> finally found and a full recovery had to be done. Ready for the question?
> I have just come across Virtual Server? and am asking if this is the
> missing link for joint building and joint dumping of the Windows XP home
> edition, installed, build version 2600?
>
> Vdanmil
You apology is accepted. Now what the heck are you asking?
--
Harry Ohrn MS-MVP [Shell/User]
www.webtree.ca/windowsxp
...
> Hello
> I am a technically stunted PC user and am hoping to find a patient soul
> out there with whom to dump stupid, inane, irrellevent, and completely
> idiotic questions at. I will offer apologies first off, as you you will
> soon get the idea.
> First question that has been bugging me is this: I am running one HP
> Pavilion7965, build version 2600, 5.1 Windows XP home edition installed.
> Wonderful system! No gripes except this one problem of not being supported
> by neither Micro nor HP. I recently had the experience of having my
> system crash. I called all #'s only to have a computer tell me that my
> system is not supported. I wished to speak to a tech because of the
> documented course of this controlled sort of "ghost" overpowering my
> machine. I am willing to pay but than I find out that this entire thing
> started with the knowlege and awareness of two parties. This has just come
> out in England. Meantime, by computer is dead, flat line, X. Help was
> finally found and a full recovery had to be done. Ready for the question?
> I have just come across Virtual Server? and am asking if this is the
> missing link for joint building and joint dumping of the Windows XP home
> edition, installed, build version 2600?
>
> Vdanmil
You apology is accepted. Now what the heck are you asking?
--
Harry Ohrn MS-MVP [Shell/User]
www.webtree.ca/windowsxp