Starting over - but how?
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When I divorced my first husband I swore I'd never get married again. Well, a year and a half later I fell in love. Six months after that I remarried a terrific man who helped me raise my sons. That was 20 years ago and we're still together and very much in love.\n\nI agree with you about the bar scene. I was fortunate to meet my husband through my family. Many churches have singles groups for adults. \n\neharmony.com seems to be a great place to meet just the right guy: http://www.eharmony.com/\n\nIt is scary when you first start dating. Sometimes you just have to take a deep breath and say yes to that first date. You already know the things that you don't like from your first marriage. Use that knowledge as you get to know your dates. I'm not saying carry that baggage with you, but it can be a yardstick to measure by. Take your time and don't rush into anything.\n\nOnce you know that you're going to get married, then introduce him to your daughter. Talk to her ahead of time so she knows what to expect. Let their relationship develop at its own pace. \n\nMirror.co.uk has an article that may give you some guidance: http://www.mirror.co.uk/sexandhealth/sexandrelationships/tm_objectid=16872368&method=full&siteid=94762&headline=will-a-new-man-upset-my-child--name_page.html\n\nI found my true love after a disastrous first marriage. You can too! God Bless!
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OK - this can be done but you need to be careful... Insert the The Windows Setup CD as if you were going to do a clean install. Do not choose the first 'repair' option that appears (it appears twice..!) but press enter which starts the setup program. After you accept the licence agreement, Windows will search for existing installations and when you reach the screen that lists your current installation, select it and press 'R'. Continue with setup as normal and when finished you will have all the Windows system files re-installed with all your data and settings intact... Voila..!
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Exit from this one and create a new one just as you created the one that you have now. You just won't be using this present one anymore.
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u need a new computer or just get rid of every thing on your harddrive and start over.srr but you gatta do that
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go to start and then to programs and then to accessories and then to system tools and then to disk clean up.the rest is self-explanatory\n\n\ncid
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Learn a trade, like yard maintenance and hire yourself out. At night take some classes to better educate yourself and finally, stay out of trouble. You can't erase the past, but you can change the future.
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Here's what you do:\n\nForget all about it, AGAIN !
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How about plugging the old  hard disk into the new PC. Offcourse this may not be desirable if you have a far upgraded & new hard drive.\n\nI have used connected data protector. It restores everthing, but I did not restore applications.\n\nAnd it does allow you to select directory by directory\n\nBut a suggestion. try to re-install the software if possible. Sometimes a restored software may not work. \n\nI do not know the cost for a single user though
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Put your system restore disk in and run it.  that will wipe out everything and start you back to square one.
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You just do what ever you can to move on. It's different for everyone.     Good luck.....SAM
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Consult to a person who has done it. (I don rememmber how this could be done, it was so lon time ago...)
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Just jump in and pick back up where you left off.  Welcome back. Good to see you again.
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You can use a program like CCleaner (freeware) and manually uninstall all of your programs. You can then reformat the drive. If you perform an OS reinstall, don't select repair. Reinstall the OS fresh, and that will remove everything and start over.
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Make a new start with somebody else.
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CUT IT OFF AND START OVER .
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1. Be completely divorced.\n\n2. Get married.
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you could try going through friends re-united...it may be worth a try