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cod 4= call of duty 4.
Yeah, i regretted not dual booting when i lost my save profile, couldn't find a way to get it restored.
Using Windows 7 as main OS
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New #32
Try to boot from Installation CD/DVD. It can detect and repair and restore to earlier date. Please try it
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New #33
Same here - been using Seven as the main OS since 7077, and had only niggly problems and quite frankly I had much worse with Vista when I first took that up. If you get anything happen thats catastrophic enough to warrant a reinstall you should always do it afresh.The same can be true of all os's. I dont back the os up because I would rather clean install if anything should go wrong. As long as I have got my music/photos/work etc etc backed up then a clean install is the way to go (for me). I have never had any problems since using this as my only os and like swarfega says all the niggly problems are history.
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New #37
That's the most absurd thing I've heard in a while. Why would you want mail on other servers for people to gain access to and attack your identity? I use a hosted Exchange Server but I always archive my emails on my HD and there isn't much more than a week of data on my .ost. Hard drives are so inexpensive, why would you not want data stored with you, privately?Here's another tip.....
NEVER use installed email software (Outlook, Outlook Express etc etc). Disable/Uninstall them all! :)
Mail is best brought in on someone else's server for reading and analysing i.e. Gmail, or if you must, Hotmail etc. Once sure its clean, then you can think about letting it near your system
Yes, we really are entering the 'netbook' world, even on PC's, Email software is not required any longer :)
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New #38
Outlook connector.
This is just great, and free! E-mails are on the server AND the personal computer.
Edit: Or Windows Live Mail.
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New #39
Agreed with that but only partially.
I believe he ment that it is more secure to pick up your mail through web servers when you are looking at trojan horses,viruses,spam,etc. because web servers filtrate your mail,but on the other side,there is always possibility that someones stole your password and reads your mail and leave it on the server,and you don't even know that till the moment you do some transaction,change your bank account details or something.
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