who many windows installed at a time in one computer and can i purchase original windows CD from net?
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You can install WINDOWS 95, WINDOWS 98, WINDOWS 98 SE, WINDOWS 2000, WINDOWS ME, WINDOWS XP HOME all in one machine. \nBut, you can run only 1 operating system at a time.\n\nyes you can purchase the windows cd online. visit http://www.microsoft.com
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1st you install the windows installar. You can download the windows installar from microsoft's website
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You can't. The "bootleg" copy your friend installed is not really that.  It belonged to someone and has a legal code of its own. But when your friend installed it he/she had to enter the code so call and ask for it.\n\nDo you not have the original disks from whatever computer company you bought it from? There should be a disk with everything that has Windows XP on it to reinstall.
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http://www.webroot.com/consumer/downloads/?WRSID=9f05239c81add6643df3cec3ede93211\n\ngo there, look under "more webroot downloads" you should see Window Washer, should be the first one, and click on the trial, its the best registry cleaner right now..its not a full version, but it gets the job done for now
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Just save all your stuff, your pictures, your files, your music... Put them onto a CD.  Then just insert the boot disk you got when you bought the PC and click next, next, next, next... and it will reinstall windows as if your computer was brand new...\n\nOnce apon a time i totally messed up my PC by installing Linux Mandrake, i just put the CD i got into the computer, restarted it, and it sorted everything out, like, back to normal...\n\nAlso... BUY A MAC!! I have a Mac now.  I used to use PC\ns.  Macs have hardly any viruses and are much faster and more simple to use.
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First of all it's not a good idea to do this. Many Windows updates have to be installed one at a time (you have to reboot in between), and others need to be installed in a specific order. When you go to the MS site, the "update" will check your system & see what's missing and compatible.\n\nThat said, and ONLY once you know what update(s) you need, it's possible to download the files directly to your PC & then burn them to a CD or something like that.  The link below will take you to MS's download center.\n\nI warn you again, this is not the best way of updating Windows. The only reason I can see of wanting to use this method is if your internet connection is very shaky & you cannot run the automatic update/download/install without crashing. At least then you can run the update only, see what you need, search for it, download, then install.\n\nIf you have several computers & want to install the same update in all of them, their configurations better be identical or you may find yourself with a lot more trouble than spending the time & doing each individually.\n\nBest of luck.
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if you have windows, you have one on your PC
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Sounds like the previous owner had a Dual Boot system - Win98 & Win2K. If you want to use the entire 10GB disc space for Win 98 it would be best to reformat the Hard Drive and then reinstall the Win 98 OS. You can download a "Boot Disk" for any operating system from "Bootdisk.com" or create one from the Win 98 CD. Be sure you have all the Drivers for your hardware; mouse, video card, CD-R/RW, etc.\n\nSorry, but you will have to reinstall everything. On the bright side though, you will have a clean system and no bugs, viruses, malware and so on.
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Most of the time there is no easy way to do this.  A good example of this would be Microsoft Office.  When it installs, it puts hundreds of files on your system, all over the place.  Then it rights a few thousand registry entries.  Again, all over the place.  But if this is a simple program you could do a manual move.  I have done a few that you just have to copy the C:&#92;program files&#92;???? folder to the new computer.  This works about 5% of the time though.  Usually a reinstall is required.  If you are the licensed owner of the software then you could contact the manufacture and purchase a CD from them for a couple of bucks.  Sometimes if you search the web you can find a copy as well.   Good luck
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you could use a program called VM virtual machine. this lets you install as many operating systems as you want without touching you file system.\n\nfor example: you could have windows XP installed in your computer with NTFS using all your available space. And create a virtual machine to run with this app that creates a file that emulates another hard drive.\n\nfor more information google it!!!
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Put in your Windows disc and do a new installation. Don't do a repair of your current installation.
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So long as it is on the same PC, you can install it over and over again. When you register XP across the Internet it records pieces of information from your hardware, so that next time you reformat and reinstall it will check against that information, and providing everything is the same, it will have no problems with a re-install.
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My friend, it is always better if you use versions of windows like Windows 98, 2000 and XP professional. You can easily get them from some computer guy. They always keep a pirated CD of them. Ask them for help and be merry.\nYOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY AT ALL !!!!!!!!!
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u download it from the windows website if there is one?
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What operating system?  Do you need multiple sessions, or only  one at a time?
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use the windows CD or also called back-up cd
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Many ways! Depends on your flavour! You can simply put the XP cd in and do a fresh install over win2k, you can buy a second hard drive and install XP on it and run two seperate operating systems (my favorite)!