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If I save the wpa.dbl file, and do a clean install, will this work out
OK when I put this file back in its folder after clean install? C:\WINDOWS\system32\wpa.dbl My Office 2002 is not working now, due to this re-activitation BS; it wants to see the Office CD on the A  rive, instead of the Drive.Am I going to run into any problems by Clean Install? Thanks, for any rational thought here... |
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On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 12:16:16 -0600, BigFoot <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote: I went ahead and did a clean install...so far, no XP/Office problems. >If I save the wpa.dbl file, and do a clean install, will this work out >OK when I put this file back in its folder after clean install? > >C:\WINDOWS\system32\wpa.dbl > >My Office 2002 is not working now, due to this re-activitation BS; it >wants to see the Office CD on the A rive, instead of the Drive.> >Am I going to run into any problems by Clean Install? > >Thanks, for any rational thought here... |
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