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To reinstall a Microsoft Program the instructions first starts out: Put CD in and boot the computer while I am on the Internet. Why is this necessary? Is this possible if you're on dial-up because wouldn't you lose the connection?
Thank you,
Apadana
drragostea
2008-07-30, 17:39
What is the program about?
It depends on the dial-up connection. Some ISP's give you unlimited dial-up connection, others charge you by the minute, and some disconnect you after a certain amount of time (say 4 hours). However, if there is something to download, like the program itself, then be prepared for some waiting time.
What is the program about?
It depends on the dial-up connection. Some ISP's give you unlimited dial-up connection, others charge you by the minute, and some disconnect you after a certain amount of time (say 4 hours). However, if there is something to download, like the program itself, then be prepared for some waiting time.
Hi drragostea,
I should first asked how to boot a CD? I am familiar with rebooting the computer but not boot. Please, explain.
Thank you,
Apadana
drragostea
2008-07-30, 19:11
Rebooting or just booting the computer would be just restarting the PC or turning it on. Booting from a CD would be simply more to load the contents inside the CD. It would just as simple to just place the CD in the CD Drive (usually D:\).
Rebooting or just booting the computer would be just restarting the PC or turning it on. Booting from a CD would be simply more to load the contents inside the CD. It would just as simple to just place the CD in the CD Drive (usually D:\).
Dear drragostea,
You guys have a lot patience with computer challenged people like me.
Gratefully,
Apadana
drragostea
2008-07-30, 22:11
Guys=plural.
I'm only one person :laugh:. When you need help, we're (drragostea plus Forums) is here. :cowboy: