LOST MICROSOFT CD-ROM

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hi

i've recently deleted by mistake windows xp > i tried the restauration program and now I need to reinstall word, exell, powerpoint...by running the cd rom, which I lost !
what can I do
thanks for your answers
 
Hi

MS Word, MS Excel MS Powerpoint are not included with Windows XP. They are
available via an Office Suite or as standalone programs. If included with
your PC, you would have been sent the CD(s) for those programs.

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Will Denny
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User


| hi,
|
| i've recently deleted by mistake windows xp > i tried the restauration
program and now I need to reinstall word, exell, powerpoint...by running the
cd rom, which I lost !!
| what can I do?
| thanks for your answers
 
Yeah! Right! You deleted Windows XP "BY MISTAKE". Almost impossible to do!

And, you also don't have the CD to reinstall Microsoft Office?

Get a life!

Don't be so friggin cheap. Go to the store and buy the operating system
instead of trying to steal it. While you are there, buy Office also!

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Regards:

Richard Urban

aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard :-)

gravelito said:
hi,

i've recently deleted by mistake windows xp > i tried the restauration
program and now I need to reinstall word, exell, powerpoint...by running the
cd rom, which I lost !!
 
Will - that is not necessarily so. COmpaq bundles some of their
restoration CDs (now images) to restore to the original form of the PC
when purchased, including office apps. Regardless, I think that he/she
should have an office install CD with the software, at least I have
even though it installs also via the "Restore CD" disk.
 
Greetings --

If it was a retail license and you have proof of purchase:

How to Replace Lost, Broken, or Missing Microsoft Software or Hardware
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;326246

If it was an OEM license, you should contact whomever sold you the
PC.

Bruce Chambers

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having both at once. -- RAH
 

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