Windows 7,some questions

Petey7 said:

[I apologize if I offended you in any way. I didn't sleep well last night and my morning coffee is wearing off. Not a good combo for my mode.

Absolutely no problem Petey. I've been around for far to long to get offended easily. I'm just a bit pedandic, if not very much so, and if a part of the profile asks for system specs then to me it is reasonable to expect anyone seeking help to do their bit and at least give the right details. Perhpas you should, at your age be on the decaf coffee. It really is much better for you. If I have caffeine I tend to fly round the picture rail (ask for explanation of picture rail if you need it)

mitchell65 said:

Petey7 said:

[I apologize if I offended you in any way. I didn't sleep well last night and my morning coffee is wearing off. Not a good combo for my mode.

Absolutely no problem Petey. I've been around for far to long to get offended easily. I'm just a bit pedandic, if not very much so, and if a part of the profile asks for system specs then to me it is reasonable to expect anyone seeking help to do their bit and at least give the right details. Perhpas you should, at your age be on the decaf coffee. It really is much better for you. If I have caffeine I tend to fly round the picture rail (ask for explanation of picture rail if you need it)

I rarely drink it these days. I just had some this morning because of the lack of sleep. I'm helping one guy who wrote 123 as his OS. What are you supposed to do with that?

Petey7 said:

What are you supposed to do with that?

Send 456 as your answer! Or do you think he might think you were being sarcastic?

stereo said:

mitchell65 said:

Petey7 said:

How many times does he have to say Home Premium?

But I haven't the time to keep going back over a topic to find details that should be available on every post in the Specs. When it just says Windows XP in a Windows 7 Forum that's not much help is it?

Did i say XP ?

Stero, look in the lower left of one of your posts and click where it says "My System Specs". There you will see OS XP. This is what Mitchell was talking about. Please fill out your system information. Go to your User CP at the top of the page, look in the left column and click on Edit system specs. Filling in your specs will help us help you.

You can make this easier by downloading Speccy.

I recommend the built-in Windows Backup. It works great for me.

See a couple of tutorials:

Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup

System Image Recovery