K Ken Blake, MVP Dec 3, 2005 #21 Alias said: Whew, that's a relief, thanks. I was thinking something might be wrong with my machine. Click to expand... You're welcome. Glad to help.
Alias said: Whew, that's a relief, thanks. I was thinking something might be wrong with my machine. Click to expand... You're welcome. Glad to help.
W Wesley Vogel Dec 3, 2005 #22 Than go back to http://ms-os.com/ -- Hope this helps. Let us know. Wes MS-MVP Windows Shell/User In
F frodo Dec 4, 2005 #23 just check the file \WINDOWS\repair\setup.log, it should have the date of original install.
A ANONYMOUS Dec 4, 2005 #24 Ken Blake said: If you type sysinfo at the Start | Run line, the windows will disappear as soon as it's finished displaying. Instead, open the command prompt window by typing CMD at the Start | Run line, then enter sysinfo in the window. Click to expand... Or to type: systeminfo > c:\temp\sys.txt this redirects everything to a file in C:\temp unde name sys.txt
Ken Blake said: If you type sysinfo at the Start | Run line, the windows will disappear as soon as it's finished displaying. Instead, open the command prompt window by typing CMD at the Start | Run line, then enter sysinfo in the window. Click to expand... Or to type: systeminfo > c:\temp\sys.txt this redirects everything to a file in C:\temp unde name sys.txt
