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Bill Yanaire
Gordon said:You shouldn't need to use any software from any ISP to create a
broadband connection - all you need are the log-in details....
Err - He shouldn't need software <sigh> but he Err might. Err.
Gordon said:You shouldn't need to use any software from any ISP to create a
broadband connection - all you need are the log-in details....
Gordon said:What is an Orange Livebox? Is it some form of Router?
Hi,
Are you saying that Win7 will know all about my orange livebox and have
all its settings etc already installed ?, (except for my username &
password) ?
If so, this is wonderful news !
KK
Bill said:Wow - With that $14k a week that comes in, it's good to know that you
are a PC tech in your town. That money must come in handy to supplement
the imaginary $14k the tooth fairy leaves you.
Imagine, moving a disk from one computer to another computer! It
works. Imagine that. I wonder if that can be done with Windows?
Of
course it can but the difference is that the Windows disk contains
actual work where the Ubuntu disk contains PORN.
Alias said:Not imaginary and not from the tooth fairy. The fact that you believe in
a tooth fairy writes volumes about you, little boy.
Not without a whole lot of work unless the specs of the new computer are
exactly the same as the old one. You'll have to do a repair install that
may or may not work and if, for example, you have XP SP3 installed but
only have an XP SP2 disk, you will also have to slipstream the SP 3 into
XP. Chances are you'll have to do a clean install and reinstall all the
programs, updates and devices.
Bill said:BFD. The world runs on Windows products. So you moved a drive from one
computer to another. By the way, I installed Windows 7 on another
computer last night and it took 15 minutes. I didn't need a sound CD,
video CD, motherboard CD. Just the Windows 7 DVD.
I then installed Microsoft Office 2007 in about 5 minutes and everything
was up and running.
Good job Microsoft!
Alias said:I installed it on a computer and Windows 7 didn't recognize the NIC card.
With no CD?
Downloaded Nero. Don't need a CD.How about Nero?
PhotoShop?
AutoCAd?
Etc.?
Yeah, it plays videos games pretty well but that's about it. The eye
candy is a lame imitation of Apple and Compiz.
Zaphod Beeblebrox said:Caveat - I've not done it on Vista, so I'm not sure if or how it could
be done on a post-XP Windows OS.
Bill Daggett said:Even if a repair could be accomplished (Vista is very different),
virtually all of the programs would still need to be reinstalled.
Zaphod Beeblebrox said:I understand that Vista is different, can you not do a repair install
(I've never needed to), and if you can, is it *that* destructive? It
hasn't been the case in XP and previous - a repair install leaves the
registry largely intact and doesn't disturb non-Windows files.
KRK said:Hi,
I'm not sure what a 'router' is, but it's the box that Orange sent me when I
went onto broadband. It has a red cable to the pc and a grey cable to the
filter which in turn plugs into the telephone socket, also a mains power
suppy. It doesnt have any wireless capability (at least I dont think it
does). I had to 'install' it by running a program on a disk that Orange
sent. (It also has a socket for a telephone so that I could make phone calls
via the net if I wanted to, (I dont)).
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