Most computers have a reboot button on them but why is some of the
software missing and what software? If it is missing the windows files
then Martin is correct.
Mick

Martin Courcelles wrote:

>Hi there:
>I would suggest reinstalling windows over itself so as to replace the
>missing files.  Sounds like a very strange situation.
>martin
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>On Sat, 19 Oct 2002, Doreen Yale wrote:
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>>If anyone could help with suggestions to the following I would be most
>>appreciative.
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>>Question:  how would one restart windows 98 on a computer that has part of
>>it's software missing?
>>
>>I realise this is a little vague and isn't my personal question, just quoted
>>from a message from a friend but if anyone could give suggestions I would be
>>appreciative.
>>
>>Many thanks.
>>
>>DOREEN YALE.
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