Posted by NE IA on November 29, 2007 at 09:14:33 from (12.206.8.214):
I have to format my hard drive. I get to the C prompt, but for the life of me I can not remember the keys to type to get er done. Yes it has to be reformatted, can't print, read the 3 1/2" floppy, either cd drive, and it has a mind of it's own. I know it is radical, but have dealt with this for three weeks now. My computer is not hot enough to install Vista. When I try to reinstall xp it says I have a newer version installed, and will not allow it to go forward. I have opened the package on the Vista. I was on Microsoft phone for over 3 1/2 hrs, Mediacom for a additional three hrs all tolled. Their only answer is to reformat my hard drive. Anyone reading this may want to backup their files---Like I know I should have. I was supprised to know that Mc Afee lists no phone number---only website. Microsoft allows 2 phone calls after paying big dollars for Vista. Third phone call is charged to credit card @ $59.00. Wal-Mart will not take opened software at all. I have been advised by numerous teck folks not to use Vista till the first revision comes out. I can return Vista to Microsoft---within 45 days from purchase, but at what rate, etc. I have not discused yet. There seems to be good reasons why Bill Gates has a few more dollars than I do. It does not seem right to talk to some one in India who speaks poor English for computer problems. I'm using my sons computer in case someone is wondering. I am not against using Vista as I get along good with my sons computer with the Vista installed. I am not attempting to double use Vista, and I did pay for a original, They are all home premium. Hey! And Thanks for any help, I'm headed out to the shop, and I know I have a big hammer out there somewhere. NE IA formaly NE IA Dave
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