Ken Blake comment please

[Don Schmidt]

Hi Ken, use to see your posts over on the Windows group.

Just a few days ago, I went to XP. Working nice and got my resources back.

Have a question for you.

There is a Windows folder still on my C drive. Is it ok to remove it and
are there other files that can be removed?

 

[Ken Blake]

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Hi Ken, use to see your posts over on the Windows group

Do you mean Windows 98? Yes, I remember your name. Good to see
you here!

Just a few days ago, I went to XP. Working nice and got my
resources
back.

Glad to hear it!

Have a question for you.

There is a Windows folder still on my C drive. Is it ok to
remove it
and are there other files that can be removed?

How did you go to Windows XP? Did you do a clean installation,
upgrade, side-by-side (dual-boot)?

If you do a clean installation of Windows XP, it's normally
installed to \windows, but it might be different in your case if
you did another kind of installation. Go to Start | Run and type
%windir% What folder comes up?

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

Hi Ken, use to see your posts over on the Windows group.

Just a few days ago, I went to XP. Working nice and got my resources
back.
Have a question for you.

There is a Windows folder still on my C drive. Is it ok to remove it
and are there other files that can be removed?

Mornin' Donald! ;o)

 

[Don Schmidt]

Thanks for the prompt response Ken.

Did the %windir% and C:\WINDOWS came up. Looks like I need the Windows
folder.

Because of all the trinkets added, a CD burner, DVD/CD burner, Tape Drive,
ZIP 100 Drive, 1.0 USB on the motherboard & an Adaptec USB 4 port USB 2.0
card, Cruzer thumbdrive, Sony Palm USB cradle, Supra e56 USB modem (FAXing
only), HP 8200 USB scanner, SCSI drives on an ASUS Tusl2-c motherboard all
on a home network, took the coward's way out and had a very good Tech do the
Windows XP Upgrade from Windows 98SE.
Also on DSL.

The upgrade is kind of like going from McDonald's to a restaurant where they
use tablecloths and linen napkins. <G>

 

[Ken Blake]

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Thanks for the prompt response Ken.

You'rew elcome, Don.

Did the %windir% and C:\WINDOWS came up. Looks like I need
the
Windows folder.

Yep, that's where Windows XP is installed.

Because of all the trinkets added, a CD burner, DVD/CD burner,
Tape
Drive, ZIP 100 Drive, 1.0 USB on the motherboard & an Adaptec
USB 4
port USB 2.0 card, Cruzer thumbdrive, Sony Palm USB cradle,
Supra e56
USB modem (FAXing only), HP 8200 USB scanner, SCSI drives on an
ASUS
Tusl2-c motherboard all on a home network, took the coward's
way out
and had a very good Tech do the Windows XP Upgrade from Windows
98SE.
Also on DSL.

The upgrade is kind of like going from McDonald's to a
restaurant
where they use tablecloths and linen napkins. <G>

LOL! I like XP a lot. I've been using it on both machines here
since it was first released, have had essentially no problems at
all, and haven't looked back.

 

[Don Schmidt]

Buona mattina, Sarah. But seeing that the sun went down here, buona sera,
Sarah.

ciao,

donato

P.S. Me and Eddy Rabbit are both happy campers. It's a rainy nite and I got
XP!

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

Buona mattina, Sarah. But seeing that the sun went down here, buona
sera, Sarah.

ciao,

donato

P.S. Me and Eddy Rabbit are both happy campers. It's a rainy nite and
I got XP!

Gods I wish I'd kept up with Italian - it's far more sexy than French and
Spanish combined (and German isn't sexy at all!)

Maybe you could teach me via email - you have my address...

Eddy Rabbit...? Enlighten me, do...

 

[Wesley Vogel]

Eddie Rabbitt
http://country_male_stars.tripod.com/eddie_rabbitt/

I Love A Rainy Night song lyrics
http://www.allthelyrics.com/lyrics/...ngs_202330/i_love_a_rainy_night-136949-lyric/

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

Eddie Rabbitt
http://country_male_stars.tripod.com/eddie_rabbitt/

I Love A Rainy Night song lyrics
http://www.allthelyrics.com/lyrics/...ngs_202330/i_love_a_rainy_night-136949-lyric/


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Thanks, Wes, never heard of him... ;o)

 

[Wesley Vogel]

Sarah,

You're on the wrong side of the pond. I don't know how popular C & W
(Country & Western) music is over there. Not to be confused with Eric
Idle's Country and West End music...

<Neil Innes singing like Johnny Cash > Well, I'm stuck in Mrs.
Fletcher's... <to the tune of Folsom Prison Blues>

[[Johnny Cash Live at Mrs Fletchers
The great Country and West End singer entertains the inmates at
one of Britain's toughest private suburban prisons : Mrs. Fletcher's.]]
From the album RUTLAND WEEKEND
http://www.bonzodog.org/rutles/rwt.htm

I bought this album a hundred or so years ago.

And now for something completely different...

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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