On 14-05-12 07:45 AM, Caver1 wrote:
On 05/12/2014 05:25 AM, Alias wrote:
Caver1 wrote:
On 05/11/2014 02:42 PM, Alias wrote:
Caver1 wrote:
Maybe if you tried to help like you did this time, instead of find my
ineptness you might get better responses.

You're not getting any more help from me.


The help you have given me here is- "you F*&^$ up" 8.1.
or if I said I didn't all you did was answer back="sure"
You call that help? If you do I don't want your help.

Had you followed the advice to reinstall Windows, you would have solved
your problem already. At this point, you're a troll as far as I'm
concerned.


When you buy a computer with Windows preinstalled you no longer get a
Windows iso disk and with the OEM version you cannot just download it.
You have to buy it. Why should I buy something again that I have already
paid for?

The recovery disks are available in a separate partition. In most cases,
the bundled Windows installation provides software which easily allows
you to make that recovery media and even reminds you to do so.

So how was I going to be able to reinstall Windows? So that that was no
solution.

There's a product key sticker on your computer. Look for it. If it's
Windows 8, your best bet is to go into the Preferences and simply click
on the option which allows you to clean the computer (including all of
the programs) to restart from scratch. Its exact name escapes me at the
moment. To get there, go into the start menu, move your cursor to the
top-right corner, then down. A menu will appear on the right side and
the last option at the bottom will bring you to the preferences which
bring you to that area.

How is trying to find a solution to a problem being a solution being a
troll? So me one place that I posted misinformation.
Believe what you want. It doesn't change the truth.

Generally, a knowledgeable computer user would have figured out how to
do this on their own and not even required any help in the first place.

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