true, but I think it's worth a try anyway, I have had it not ask for the CD. 
*climbs up on his soap box, everyone, always, always, always, keep your CD's 
that come with your computer and keep them handy just in case. Put them in a 
zip lock bag as I do with all the manuals and drivers and stuff, what ever 
it takes but know where they are. As a person who makes money off fixing and 
building computers, I can say when some one brings a computer to me and says 
they threw out the cd's (which does happen) or they lost them, or they 
didn't think I'd want them though I told them to bring them when they called 
me, it makes the job a lot harder and often jacks the price up. Also, if you 
need to reinstall windows or a driver, or something, it makes things a lot 
harder. I have a box over here, in that box are bags of all the CD's and 
manuals, each bag is for a different computer, so if anything goes wrong, I 
can just grab the right bag and I'm in business. If you buy a computer used, 
ask for the CD's or backups. I have sold people a new copy of windows beyond 
the price to fix the computer because they didn't have the CD I needed. I 
could have got around it but it wasn't worth it. I have a brother that way, 
throws everything out no matter how many times I tell him not to. *climbs 
back down*  OK, I'm done.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 2:35 AM
Subject: Re: computer question


> SFC insists on the right CD, ah usuallly.  Give it a try.
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