Hi Donald,
As Charon wrote, "Compared to all months with update,
1 without is nothing." We more concern about your
computer.
If the system crashed and it's unreliable, the best
way to save the data is by using another hard disk.
Disconnected the crashed disk and use it as the slave
in the other computer system.
If you have only one computer; do 1) remove the old
disk, 2) put a new hard disk and install a new
complete system including antivirus and utility
programs, 3) put the old disk as the slave in the new
system, 4) use the utility program to diagnose and
fix the old disk.
We hope your system will be normal again.
Regards,
Suyono
Donald Drouin wrote:
As Charon wrote, "Compared to all months with update,
1 without is nothing." We more concern about your
computer.
If the system crashed and it's unreliable, the best
way to save the data is by using another hard disk.
Disconnected the crashed disk and use it as the slave
in the other computer system.
If you have only one computer; do 1) remove the old
disk, 2) put a new hard disk and install a new
complete system including antivirus and utility
programs, 3) put the old disk as the slave in the new
system, 4) use the utility program to diagnose and
fix the old disk.
We hope your system will be normal again.
Regards,
Suyono
Donald Drouin wrote:
>
>
> IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL
> =======================
>
> Yesterday my computer crashed, and I have losted
> everything. I think I got a virus.
>
> This is an old computer, a Pentium II 350 runing on
> Windows 98 SE. I though I was safe with my data
> backed up on a read/write CD. But the crash happened
> during the backup process and my backup is unusable.
>
> So, I'm sorry but there will be no update for this
> month, and I wonder if I'm going to be able to
> recover some data from this wreck.
>
> I'm a little bit depressed, cause I have no money to
> buy a new computer.
>
> I'm using a public computer to write this message.
>
> Sorry
> Donald
>