Re: Corrupted keyboard/mouse files- How to transfer data?

<wjskin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1138839714.276118.185310@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks for the reply, Pavel.  However, I've tried using an external
> keyboard (both USB and PS/2)...and rebooted.  No luck.  I receive a
> message concerning corrupted files.
>
> If I connect the old computer thru a network, I would have to give
> permissions through the old computer (which I can't do).  This is where
> my problem lies.

Hopefully you know the admin password of the old computer...
then just connect to it's C$

--PA 


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