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Guest
my notebook was removed cause of virus, can it be put back in without a total reload of xp home?
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Jerry
Your notebook was removed from what or where? And what is it going to be put
back into?
back into?
total reload of xp home?billz said:my notebook was removed cause of virus, can it be put back in without a
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John
This migh tnot be the best solution but it should work.
If you used a Upgrade CD then just insert the CD and
click on Upgrade. This will reinstall Windows XP over the
top and should install Notepad back on.
If you used a Upgrade CD then just insert the CD and
click on Upgrade. This will reinstall Windows XP over the
top and should install Notepad back on.
back in without a total reload of xp home?-----Original Message-----
my notebook was removed cause of virus, can it be put
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JAX
Are you asking about "Notepad"? If that's the case, it may not have been
removed, just the shortcut to it. Try this, from start, click run. Type
notepad.exe if it opens notepad, it is obviously still installed. If it is,
you can create a shortcut to it by r-clicking the desktop and choosing "new"
shortcut. Type notepad.exe click next and rename it if you wish. That will
place an icon on your desktop. You can move it anywhere you want. You can do
the same thing from within any folder you wish.
LOL, JAX
removed, just the shortcut to it. Try this, from start, click run. Type
notepad.exe if it opens notepad, it is obviously still installed. If it is,
you can create a shortcut to it by r-clicking the desktop and choosing "new"
shortcut. Type notepad.exe click next and rename it if you wish. That will
place an icon on your desktop. You can move it anywhere you want. You can do
the same thing from within any folder you wish.
LOL, JAX
total reload of xp home?billz said:my notebook was removed cause of virus, can it be put back in without a
G
Guest
Do what Jax said it works and is easy to do !
JAX said:Are you asking about "Notepad"? If that's the case, it may not have been
removed, just the shortcut to it. Try this, from start, click run. Type
notepad.exe if it opens notepad, it is obviously still installed. If it is,
you can create a shortcut to it by r-clicking the desktop and choosing "new"
shortcut. Type notepad.exe click next and rename it if you wish. That will
place an icon on your desktop. You can move it anywhere you want. You can do
the same thing from within any folder you wish.
LOL, JAX
total reload of xp home?