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| | Last edited by Brink; 01 Dec 2009 at 05:46 AM.. Reason: added shortcut link |
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| | thanks Kari |
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| | You are welcome. In our Tutorial section you find an answer to many common issues. A good place to bookmark. Kari |
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Quote: Originally Posted by horeen  My suggestion, although not asked, is to also make a system image. Make your System Restore pursuant to the tutorial. In addition, make a system image (image of your entire OS), store it in a safe place. If you ever have a problem, you always have your back up, to that you can return to that point in time. Don't wait, so many times I have advised others to go back to a point using System Image and the answer was that they did not make one. Once you have a good system image, you will never have to reinstall with the DVD, activate again etc. |
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