my computer crash i had software on the computer that was programed  on there when it was purchased?
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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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First and foremost, check if you've got a "programme files" folder! \n\nIt's located in Default Drive://Programme Files\n\nIf you've got it, please enter the folder and confirm whether you've got the folders uttering the names of programmes you've installed. If Yes, then this leads some problem with the registry or so. Reasons for this perticular matter is very insignificant.(Its very limited chance.) You could have simply deleted a high-priority reference folder, or simply due to a spy/ad ware. If your answer was No, then begin installing softwares.(just kidding!)
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You could try using system restore.
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If the software is not freeware, you must purchase a key for it after the expiration. We will not help you find illegal copies of sotware. It is illegal.
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Try your system restore go back to before you deleted it. You can also try looking in your program files, goto the folder this is in and see if there is an exe. to re-install the program.If this dont work you will have to re-install it with a cd or download from the internet
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dont go their any more and check ur pc for viruses and sppyware
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computer has a disease or something i can.
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Download and install the free Belarc Advisor from download.com.  It will give you a list of all the hardware and software installed on your computer.  With the software listing it gives you the serial number used for each program when it was installed.  Hopefuly the number you want will be listed among them.
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did you load the software for it?
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u should go to alta vista or other search engines and search the crack of the programs like this name of theprogram+crack
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If your keen on looking at dump files that windows creates when a program crashes you might be able to pin down the problem there, you may also wish to try scanning the hard drive for errors you may actually have to let windows scan for errors on the next reboot to get full features of its scanning.\nYou can find this by going to my computer right clicking on the drive you want to scan for errors and then clicking properties then going to the tools tab and hitting the check now button. If that doesn't help and I hate to say it but clean reinstalling windows always fixes even the most stubborn of errors.\nAnother thing you might try is checking the registry for errors, I find that Registry First Aid is a fairly good program for that.
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yes but after virus scan your comp
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An excellent source to look for is this:\n\nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/cmp/20060422/tc_cmp/186500837;_ylt=Av0wPFiVqTbzfTN8.uZavlVk24cA\n\nAlso download.com has got a feature on it, take a look.\n\nBesides, it goes without saying that your system needs to be malware free.\n\nAlso note if your registry is cluttered up with obsolete or incorrect entries, it takes a toll on the system performance. RegistryRepair is a good free utility to try (available on download.com).\n\nCheers
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I think a lot of it would have to be if the software you installed had any special device drivers (most likely not).  Like you stated you're willing to fix any problems with the software, not the computer.  Also, most liscence agreements with software, free or not, state that they are not liable for anthing that my happen to your machine through it's installation and use.  I think this should be extended to you.  In the future I would recomend explaining this clause to people or have them sign a sales agreemnet with that stated.\n\nWhat can he do?  Take you to court and try to prove that you were the one that messed up his machine?  Highly unlikely.
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If it came with  the package of your computer, you can try contacting the company you purchased it and see if they offer replacements.
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This could happen if you bought the software second-hand (in violation of the Terms of Use). And of course you need to be connected to the internet.\n\nIt happened to me once. Just call Symantec, and after waiting on hold for 30 minutes, they will sort it out. If you're in the U.S. the number's +1 800 441-7234.
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if you take it to a shop - if it is yours, they can get past the password - phone first, it will cost u 30.00 or so - if you have the disk, u can re-format and reinstall the program, but you will loose all information in the ocmputer.\n\nIf it is yours phone the repair shop -