computer help

Posted By vvolfe1 on 12/30/2007 5:09 PM
 Does anyone have windows xp home version I could borrow.  I did not make a back-up and need to copy some missing files.
Thankswouldn't that voilate the END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT....

 

http://www.dll-files.com/
If you know the name of the files you can get them here.

 

bill gates wouldnt be happy about whats taking place here.

 

I don't think it's violation if you use one to restore corrupted files.  But a full install would be a definite violation.

 

sorry vvolfe1, i just trying give you hard time and didn't mean to open this can of legal worms on you...good thing you held on to that stock though, you may need to sell it to finance your legal team.

btw, i may have a few copies of ms windows xp home academic versions...although i doubt that would help you much.

 

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If you have a valid registration and only install it on the the number of cpu's the license is designated for you are fine. It really doesn't matter if you use someone else's CD/DVD or not. Most software, including MS Windows, you pay for a license not the actual files.

 

so did you get your files fixed?

whats goin on over there, have you been muffled by bill gates goons?

 

Posted By vvolfe1 on 01/01/2008 8:20 PM
No my CPU is dead and will not start up. I'm using my wifes right now but she has vista not xp.
is it getting power?
or just turns on but wont boot to windows?
what files do you need?
if you know what files you need you can go to microsoft and get em on different pc, burn em and install after using a startup disk, maybe. im no computer guru.

 

hey just go to microsoft and download the startup disk files, i just downloaded it if you want it on a floppy or you can go here and get it. http://www.soft32.com/download_94405.html

 

Ben's problem is the ntldr file is corrupt and needs to be reinstalled.  My brother has dell XP home disk that I can get from him today.  All that we need to do is run a repair and pull the ntldr file from the OS disk.

 

yeah but if his pc isnt starting he wont be able to use his cd rom right?
if you get the xp cd you are going to need a startup disk to get him to cd rom support.
go get that file and get it on floppy before you go to his house.
maybe im being an idiot here and you know something i dont.
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