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Posted 05-15-2008 at 04:38 AM by supertackyman
ok so today I upgraded my work pc to xp from 2000
the install didnt take.
I reinstalled and now its a dual boot. one that works and cant find the network, printer, plotter, or web.
and one that wont boot. all my programs are on the boot folder that wont boot. theyre there but wont run because the dlls wont load.
no data was lost but i gotta manually config all the connections because our network is ooold and has static ip addys. and no one knows the passwords for admin.
im threaded and waiting to be screwed.
more later.
the install didnt take.
I reinstalled and now its a dual boot. one that works and cant find the network, printer, plotter, or web.
and one that wont boot. all my programs are on the boot folder that wont boot. theyre there but wont run because the dlls wont load.
no data was lost but i gotta manually config all the connections because our network is ooold and has static ip addys. and no one knows the passwords for admin.
im threaded and waiting to be screwed.
more later.
Total Comments 8
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fixed it all by myself!!!!
by just looking at the other pcs and by finally getting the driver disks
I was finally directed to where those were by the boss today.
printer, plotter and internet.
yay 4 me!Posted 05-15-2008 at 08:53 PM by supertackyman
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Congrats STM!
I've never experienced the pleasure and satisfaction that you PC people get from spending hours getting things to work.Posted 05-15-2008 at 10:29 PM by MoodsR4Cattle 
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youve got kids,
its sorta like winning an argument and getting the last word with a 3 year old.Posted 05-16-2008 at 12:44 AM by supertackyman
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or getting a teen to finally clean his room.Posted 05-16-2008 at 12:46 AM by supertackyman
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I can relate to both, although I've failed on the latter. (mine are 10 and 19)
Posted 05-16-2008 at 02:03 AM by MoodsR4Cattle
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I have a 16 year old. I've given up.
when he finally moves out I'll just buy a shovel.
less work to renovate later than to nag at him everyday.
Posted 05-16-2008 at 03:49 PM by supertackyman
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This may be over-the-top, but with privacy being #1 for a teenager, removing their bedroom door has been an effective means of motivation. Works around here.
Posted 05-19-2008 at 01:34 PM by MoodsR4Cattle
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nah- then i would have to listen to his stereo and him play the guitar.
now, threaten to take away his computer/internet time......Posted 05-19-2008 at 04:12 PM by supertackyman
