Re: help needed for a friend
From: anne (anne_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/01/04
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Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2004 16:17:01 -0700
"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
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> Not likely - CD burning across a network connection of any kind rarely works
> well.
>That's that idea scuppered!! lol
> >> Depends on the manufacturer/seller. She definitely needs to have an XP CD,
> so if she doesn't have one and can't get one from whomever she bought the PC
> from (or can't create a CD from a recovery image, which we know she can't),
> she needs to buy one.
> If she has a broken IDE cable, she needs to replace it.
> She needs something to use for regular backups, she needs a firewall,
> updated, good/current generation antivirus software, regular Windows
> Updates, etc etc etc...
The broken IDE cable was replaced ... I snt the replacement. She bought the computer from the girl who it was built for and I think both are as naive as the other. The original builder never gave any discs with his present ... she's in such a mess all round that finanacially she'll never get what she wants and she is so naive that she doesn't realise she will be on the rubbish heap but that's between you and I ..... I feel so bad that she will never come a working web designer.
>I agree with your ot but I don't like to leave her in such a mess.
> [Psssst - honestly, this is OT, but just between you and me, I wouldn't step
> into this mess if George Clooney himself asked me to. Helping out friends
> with seriously messed up home PCs (esp. when they don't really want to
> follow your advice or are paranoid about everything you're doing), can get
> messy in a hurry. Can't she just take it to a local computer repair shop and
> pay them? It's gonna be a lot cheaper than jeopardizing your friendship.]
>
> >
> >
> > ""I have found that some of the audio i zipped in .rar and copied
> > onto some of Damons cdr's he told me to use, are not very good
> > quality....although the zips copied on my rewrite disc seem to be
> > better. The ones I copied by mistake twice.....I had two folders both
> > saying Blind Guardian and Rhapsody...one was albums one was
> > movies...so I lost the movies....damnit. and what I do have are awful
> > quality.....pixielating and jerky.""
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