Yes, providing you are the exclusive user of those machines and you are
not using them simultaneously.
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On 19/08/2010 17:08, Matt wrote:
Ah, so if you get 3 keys for jaws, does this mean that you can load it both on
your home desktop and your netbook?
----- Original Message -----
From: matthew
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2010 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] wanting to do a restore from original cd.
Hello there. First of all It sounds like it is really messed up.
What you might want to do is do a full reformat and make sure you get
everything off of it and do a fresh install of windows. I am sure there
are others on the list who can tell you better then me what you need to
do to make sure the drive is totally clean first.On the jaws key thing
if you do lose one you can get fs to give you a new one if you need it.
You get 3 keys basically. Hope this helps.
On 8/19/2010 8:54 AM, Matt wrote:
> Oh, my friend assures me that the only way to get over all of these
annoying problems with my computer is to do a clean install.
> I'm not really afraid of losing stuff from the computer, so much as it
is, forgetting something I should have backed up, or geting stuck, and not being
able to work the computer again.
> What should I make note of before doing the restore?
> Back-up address book from outlook express, I made note of all of the
log-in and stuff in outlook express for hooking up with my isp again. I have an
exturnal modem which they brought me from the company, it is cable.
> I have lots of trouble with this computer responding slow with jaws and
having trouble uploading email and slow downloads, youtube stuff timing out or
getting caught in buffering, and only playing so far.
> Each time I do something else to the computer, I think it will fix it,
but no such luck!
> Tell me what I'm getting into if I do a full reinstall.
> Will it use up a jaws key? What exactly do I need to have written down
to reenter inorder to get conected again?
> I have my original windows xp home cd to restore from.
> Thanks,
>
> Matt
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