Did Emachine System Recovery with Suppplied Disk, but it did not put the Microsoft Word prgram on PC.  Help?
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Did MS word come pre-installed on the system?  Generally it's just a trial of the software which doesn't do much good.  If it came with the system howerver there will be a separate installation disc for it.  My experience is that emachines generally ship with MS Works suite and not MS Office.  However, there are free alternative Microsoft Office packages. For example, Open Office.  It's 100% compatable with MS Office and it's free!\n\n\nYou last option if your are sure your system came with MS office, would be to call e-machines tech support and have them send you a new disc.
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don't fragment your hard disk\n\nDownload PC Inspector File Recovery from http://www.pcinspector.de/download.htm\n\nInstall it, follow guidelines
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Ouch!\n\nIf you lost your restore disk, then you have no choice but to buy the software -- that is unless the place that sold you the PC will give you a new restore disk. Perhaps the computer manufacturer will have a restore disk you can purchase for a nominal fee. \n\nIt's an expensive lesson otherwise.
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eMachine are not very good quality computers.  Some things to try... \nOne should do diskclean up everyday and defrag two or three times a week if the computer is used moderately. Try this. \nYou may need to do a Disk Cleanup..and be sure you have all the boxes checked.... \nDefrafg your C drive or what ever is your \nmain harddrive... Make sure you have selected the C Drive.... This is called a Disk Defragmenter... \nGo to : Start... \nprograms.. \naccessories... \nsystem tools..\nDo this often... \nTry the System Restore which takes you back to a time when your computer was working good. Go To: \nstart\nprograms\naccessories\nsystems tools\nsystem restore\nThis process is completely reversable. And does not remove your personal files.  Just go back one checkpoint at a time until your puter is working good again.\nE
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insert your windows xp cd in your cd rom \ngo to start>>run>>command\ntype : SFC /scannow\neach & every file missing, corrupted , deleted whatsoever is retrieved & restored and your OS is just like recently installed.
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Provided your start menu works, some troubleshooting is in order.  First i'd run some maintenance programs.  Virus Scan, Back up documents, Hard Disk scan, etc.  I'd try reinstalling windows on the existing install to restore missing or corrupt files.  It happens sometimes that windows gets corrupted, if you can go back to a previous install via the system restore, that's often a quick fix. Most of the times these general maintenance options work for most problems you have.  If it doesn't the only other recourse is back everything up, and do a complete reinstall.  Very laborious and if you have more on your computer than a restore disk (provided with some computer systems) can restore then you'll have to put those applications back on yourself.  Just be sure to make a good back up of any data files you couldn't bare to lose. \n\n-LOVE YOUR NIEGHBOR AS YOURSELF.
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If you're using XP, System Restore is a great tool.\n\nGo to Start/All Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore.  Follow the directions and you're on the way!
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If you saved it to a network drive (ie 'cos you're at work) as opposed to your PC's harddisk, then your IT support people might be able to salvage the previous version(s). It depends how they have things configured.\nAlso IF you had Word configured to save backup copies (see Tools-Option-Save tab "always create backup copy" option) then it would have created a *.wbk file in the same directory as the latest version. Don't save again though or you will loose that backup too.
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Sorry but gateways last I checked dont store recovery information on the machines hard drive\n\nYou will need to contact gateway for another restore CD
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Need more information, does it error or does it just not appear to do anything?\n\nSystem restore does not fully restore the computer to the previous settings, it just restores registry entries, sys32 folder (as well as other critical files)...will not touch docs or other files...programs that were previously installed will still reside inside in the program files folder, but their reg entries etc will be removed (so they normally will not run right)
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There's something wrong with your hard disk. If you can capture all the writing that comes up after the error, that would help, but in general, this is something you will not be able to diagnose and fix over the Internet. You will probably get a recommendation from someone to format the C drive and reinstall Windows-- don't do that yet because you'll lose all your data, and it might be too drastic a step. But it definitely sounds like the disk itself is the issue and you'll need to take the computer to be repaired.\n\nBasically chkdsk is a system tool that checks the integrity of the disk. If it keeps croaking on 79 then that's where your problem is. It could be logical--- the operating system has lost track of how to count and identify the files--- or it could be physical--- a bad sector (storage area) on the disk. \n\nIf you can make the error come up again and copy down the first 2 lines then post them here (or PM them to me) we can see if we can get some better insight.  The important lines are the ones beginning with "STOP"  and probably says something like IRQL_LESS_OR_EQUAL or like that.
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Try booting into safemode, log in under the administrator account and see what happens. if the same thing then maybe you can do a system restore from the command prompt: \nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304449\nTry restoring the computer to a time when it last worked. If that doesnt work and you have your windows xp disk, boot from it load the recovery console and try a chkdsk /r. More info on the recovery console here: \nhttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/bootcons_chkdsk.mspx?mfr=true\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/recovery_run_console.mspx?mfr=true\nAll else fails, reinstall the OS.
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Check this site out.  It might be able to help: http://www.word-recovery.net/
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Try uninstalling the drive using the Device Manager, and then reboot the computer.  When the computer reboots, Windows should detect the drive as "new hardware", and reinstall the drivers for it.  At that point you can try the drive out to see if it has restored its functionality.  If not, my suggestion would be to purchase a new drive to replace your present one.
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I had to do this too and I took it to Staples.  It didn't cost a lot and they backed up all my files and restarted everything.  Good Luck!!!
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if it is a retail copy of XP, try contacting microsoft support, but if it is an OEM version (ie. came with the PC) you probably will have to contact the computer manufacturer or reseller.
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Just bootup Ur PC! if it still work?\ngo to " Start >All programs>Accessories>System tools>System Restores . select > restore my computer to earlier time, clip on NEXT and choose a date B4 Ur problems occurred, then U follow the on screen instruction. It should resolve Ur problems.\nIf U have destroyed the System initial file during Ur restoration in DOS mode, then GOD BLESS YOU! Reinstall Ur OS!