XP Reinstall with no wipe. software still there but not usable

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Is there a way to move softare around on the drive so I can use it again or
do I need to reinstall everything.
 
"Eddy Visser"wrote
Is there a way to move softare around on the drive so I can use it again
or
do I need to reinstall everything.


How did you do the reinstall? If this was a repair install it should have
left applications intact. But I'm guessing you installed XP as a parallel
install, or to one partition while the applications were in another
partition? In that case the applications will have to be reinstalled from
original media. You might just want to start all over doing a clean
install, formatting the drive.

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html
 
Eddy said:
Is there a way to move softare around on the drive so I can use it again or
do I need to reinstall everything.

That is certainly WAY UP IN THE RANKING when it comes to qualifying as
the dumbest ****ing question ever posted in this group.

If you don't know why, then it might even BE the NUMBER ONE dumbest
****ing question ever posted in this group.
 
Software needs to run on the volume it was set up to,if you want to move it,
uninstall,restart pc,reinstall to desired location.
 
Andrew said:
Software needs to run on the volume it was set up to,if you want to move
it,
uninstall,restart pc,reinstall to desired location.

Andrew, go away. You've obviously mixed up your meds.

Malke
 
=?Utf-8?B?RWRkeSBWaXNzZXI=?= said:
Is there a way to move softare around on the drive so I can use it again or
do I need to reinstall everything.

Yes if it doesnt mate with windows.
 
Eddy said:
Is there a way to move softare around on the drive so I can use it again
or do I need to reinstall everything.

Gotta reinstall everything. Thank Microsoft and Windows software developers
for introducing and adopting the "registry" concept instead of going with
tried-and-true text file method for storing configuration data.
 

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