I won't move any files until I have double checked the logging on as Admin or Owner.
Not a problem with stepping out, I understand and appreciate your help....I've got to step out as well, I'm just afraid I won't be back until this evening!
Susan
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You should write down what changes you had to make to take ownership and share with us...
And I believe we had some difficulty in getting the boot set up into that configuration...remember you weren't happy with the fact that I could not get it set to CD/HDD/LAN/FLOPPY....you weren't confident about the LAN setting being 2nd, but we had no other choice. And I think it just remained there, once you decided to have me take out the hard drive.I'm hoping the boot priority is set to cd-rom/hdd/floppy, but we'll check that when we get there.
Ah...but I have since found the magic pathway for doing this...And I believe we had some difficulty in getting the boot set up into that configuration
Ah...but I have since found the magic pathway for doing this...
Don't mean to be pushy, but what you are telling me is that the file has something to do with malware? Only asking because that's the date the laptop was purchased.Let's let the malware folks look at the logs you found...
Did you mean to write "Copy" not "cut"???? Only because I've really never cut and paste before. Also it's in a zippy file, so I have to unzip it first. Now, didn't you tell me that I might get a message of sort..."this file already exists, do you want to overwrite it??" possibly (Listen, I've got the worst memory, but for some reason, I remember practically everything you've ever written here without so much as a peak back, go figure?) And I believe you told me to indeed agree to overwrite existing file...am I right?let's put that boot.ini where it belongs. It's still on the desktop, right? Right click on it and choose "Cut".
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