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RoyRogers
I need to do a complete reinstall of Windows XP. My laptop is running slow
and not always responding to commands. It seems that I have to do this about
once a year and doing so brings like new performance. HERE is the actual
question; for most programs I can just reinstall them from the original
supplied disk and continue to use them as always. But some programs also
contain my files, like photos, or as in my Paper Port program, information
files I don't want to loose. I would like these files or photos to go back
to the same headings and titles as before the reinstall so I can search them
as I can before removing them and reinstalling the OS program.
I have also used the non-distructive version of the OS program but haven't
had the same good results doing so. Completely wiping the hard drive clean
seems to be the best way. My laptop is a Toshiba M45 which has been great
for three or more years now. Thanks for your consideration in my quesion in
pointing me toward the answers I need.
Sorry this question was put to the incorrect section of Windows Newsgroups
the first time.
and not always responding to commands. It seems that I have to do this about
once a year and doing so brings like new performance. HERE is the actual
question; for most programs I can just reinstall them from the original
supplied disk and continue to use them as always. But some programs also
contain my files, like photos, or as in my Paper Port program, information
files I don't want to loose. I would like these files or photos to go back
to the same headings and titles as before the reinstall so I can search them
as I can before removing them and reinstalling the OS program.
I have also used the non-distructive version of the OS program but haven't
had the same good results doing so. Completely wiping the hard drive clean
seems to be the best way. My laptop is a Toshiba M45 which has been great
for three or more years now. Thanks for your consideration in my quesion in
pointing me toward the answers I need.
Sorry this question was put to the incorrect section of Windows Newsgroups
the first time.