Re: BIG MISTAKE!
- From: "Carl" <master(underscore)dougie@hotmail(dot).com>
- Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 10:35:03 GMT
I would be suprised if using System Restore (Start > Accessories > System
Tools) can't help you recover your software assuming you have a restore
point to go back to.
--
Carl
"Steven" <Steven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0B7D24FF-E86C-4731-AB63-F2145435BD7F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I went to Control Panel>Add or Remove Programs>Add or Remove Windows
Components, meaning to delete the Windows Digital Media Enhancements. Due
to
a lack of instructions, I accidentally deleted EVERYTHING in that wizard.
I
managed to reinstall some but not these: "Sonic DVD and CD Burning",
"Internet Information Services", "Management and Monitoring Tools",
"Message
Queing", "MSN Explorer", and "Other Network File and Print Services." Now
I
have no CD driver (or it is corrupted) and I get a C++ error when I start
my
computer. My CD drive is a HP DVD Writer 640b.
Do I have to reinstall Windows? The people at Best Buy installed Windows
for me and I don't have a copy! Please help me.
.
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