As I was "cleaning up" my girlfriend's laptop to make
more space on the hard drive, I accidently got rid of the
Spider Solitaire game that she loves to play. Does
anyone know how I can get the game back without having to
pay for it? We have the recovery disks for the computer,
but can we get it from those without harming/losing any
of the other applications?

Thanks in advance!

Mel

Hi Melly,

Here's how to add or remove Windows XP Games:
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Click START / Control Panel
Click Add or Remove Programs
Click Add Remove Windows Components
Click Accessories and Utilities
Click [Details...]
Click Games
Click [Details...]
then check (or uncheck and then recheck the games)
Click [Next] or [OK] to finish.

You may be asked for the Windows CD in which case try pointing to the
C:\I386 directory.

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"melly mel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:413001c42b20$ff4471c0$(E-Mail Removed)...
| As I was "cleaning up" my girlfriend's laptop to make
| more space on the hard drive, I accidently got rid of the
| Spider Solitaire game that she loves to play. Does
| anyone know how I can get the game back without having to
| pay for it? We have the recovery disks for the computer,
| but can we get it from those without harming/losing any
| of the other applications?
|
| Thanks in advance!
|
| Mel