You can take off applications that you want to keep but you must have a good means of storing that application like with a zip drive or flash USB storage device. Can I ask a question, what do you mean when you say "take everything off" in computer terms that means a "format" which means you will be formatting your hard drive which will remove EVERYTHING, I mean start you from the beginning. This means you will not have an operating system and will need to reinstall Windows to get back going, but be mindful, EVERYTHING you had on that computer will be erased.
LOTS Better Find yourself a "zero-fill" utility. There are plenty of free ones online; most of the major hard drive makers supply one with every drive they sell. The "zero-fill" utility should be on a bootable disk, be it a CD-ROM or a floppy, depending on your system. Run the "zero-fill" utility on your PC. Be patient! It takes time to write billions of zeroes! When the "zero-fill" utility is finished, your hard drive will be in the condition it enjoyed the day it left the factory.
To install Windows 98, you should have both an installation CD and a bootable floppy. If your system will boot from a CD (most will these days), you won't need the floppy. Insert the CD or floppy disk, turn the thing on, and you're off to the races.
at a c promts C:\ type in format C: the line will look like this C:\format C: It will ask you if you want to format your drive. Yes is go, No is keep what you have. You had better have a boot disk or you will end up with an empty computer. Boot from the windows 98 CD first, then format the C drive as described above.
If you have a restore CD you have no problem. Just bootup from the CD and follow instructions. When asks where to install on before installing format system drive (usually disk C:)
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Answer: If you going repaire windows. first take email backup with address book.
a) Reboot the thing b) Take it to a computer fixer (recommended for non-computer programmers) c) Reconfigure the opcodes and/or reinstall Windows (advanced) Did that help?
You have to reinstall Windows. Use you windows DVD and reinstall the OS. If you are uncertain, take help from a professional.
If your talking about the product key, then just go to MY COMPUTER, rt click, click on properties, at the bottom of the page you will see windows activation, to the right it says, Change product key, click on this. A little clue, if you are going to put in an OEM key, you better reinstall and format the drive because the system MIGHT not take the key when it was already activated and then you put in an OEM key, you could get flagged as a pirated copy. If you do this, just save everything you want, reinstall and add the key when windows asks.
It depends on what kind of hardware you are going to use. If you have an old computer it can take as much as one hour or even more. For modern computers it takes 5-20 minutes depending on configuration.
Here are a few steps you can take to get windows xp back in action. 1. Restart your computer and press one of the F buttons to go into safe mode. 2. Reset your power supply and/or NVRAM by doing a cold boot or changing the power outage.(Or you can unplug it for a minute or two) 3. Insert the windows xp disc and reinstall windows by pressing a F button and going to the "load from disc" option. 4. Take your computer to a computer technician, etc. 5. Try a universal boot disk - They may not work or be outdated by now. Here are a few steps you can take to get windows xp back in action. 1. Restart your computer and press one of the F buttons to go into safe mode. 2. Reset your power supply and/or NVRAM by doing a cold boot or changing the power outage.(Or you can unplug it for a minute or two) 3. Insert the windows xp disc and reinstall windows by pressing a F button and going to the "load from disc" option. 4. Take your computer to a computer technician, etc. 5. Try a universal boot disk - They may not work or be outdated by now.
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Yes, but OUCH. There are less drastic ways of fixing you PC. You may want to verify you don't have multiple A/V's running simultaneously and take a look at tweakhound.com, this guy knows his stuff and has helped me!
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Dave After a quick eBay search, it looks like you can get a HP P5LP-LE mobo for roughly $60. It may take a reinstall of Windows using the HP Restore discs to get the OEM version of Windows to take. Best of luck.