What works and what doesn't? How hard is it to lose the things that aren't working?
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i've lost greed.  I did not deal with this daily, only wheb I thought I did not have the things I thought I was lacking -- a finer hom, money to fix my car, new clothes, etc.  Gained?  Plenty!  A peace instead of a fit and what I truelly needed.
141032
None. That's a hardware problem.
1074298
chage it 2-3 times and it will work.it doesn't work from the first time.it happened to me too,don't worry!good luck!
64201
Yes, if you don't use it, you will lose it....I don't know about loose it, but lose it, yeah.
167448
If this was true, I'd lose 50 pounds LOL. But seriously, while it's possible your subconscious could convince you to put your keys in a really dumb place because you don't want to go to work in the morning, most of the things people lose are things they most definitely *don't* want missing, such as a $20 bill. Usually, you're thinking about something else when you set an item down, so it's no wonder you can't always find it again. And socks. I think gremlins eat them...
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if validating is this important for you, easiest solution..backup all your data and reinstall fresh.\nthe validation tool is such a nightmare if things go awry.
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How did you lose it? What do you mean by 'lost'?
150259
Not very much... I was disheartened one day when the Cashier at Best Buy told me that their computer system was down after swiping my debit card.\n\nI asked "Why not get the Geek Squad to fix the computers?"\n\nShe replied, "I think those computers are too old for them to understand how to fix them."\n\nSometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
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Losing data on a hard drive is the worst nightmare of any computer owner. However, some RAM/hard drive problems can be easily fixed yourself by using easily available tools. I found the info at http://fixit.in useful
1002048
use the recovery tool.\nyou can get help about it in the help section of word\n\nand yes, if you had auto save feature on, then you wouldent probably loose much\n\nand if it was off, do remember to keep it on from now. :)
1007045
You would have to get some new hardware, which could be very costly.  A cheaper way would be to get a Flash drive.  I use mine for files I don't access very often so I don't always carry it.
15853
I would disagree with the other person.  Sure, it doesn't work all the time, which is why I recommend backup or imaging software, but it does work often enough to make it worth your while.\n\nFor example, yesterday, my system stopped being able to access the Internet.  Used system restore to go back to the restore point in the morning, and it worked fine.
790693
Get a Gateway computer, i have one, they last forever and have the best help if something goes wrong. The price may be a bit high but its really worth it overall if you want to keep it for many years to come
198732
yup.I don't lose a lot of stuff, but if there's one thing it takes me a while to find in the morning it's my car keys! I lost them for four days once and I was freaking out because I have my office keys on there too and it costs a bundle to replace those!! Go out and buy a dish or a bowl ,or something that attracts your eye, to put in your house for a place to keep your keys. Maybe you'll be able to keep track of them better if you have a set place:)\np.s. I've noticed that a lot of people spell "loose" instead of "lose":P Has it been that long since High School?:) hehe
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Well it didn't exactly "rescue" me from troubles, but... I'll tell you my story.\nI have a Dell Inspiron notebook. All of a sudden, my hard disk purred and crashed! (I had WinXP Pro in the hard disk)\nOh great! what am I gonna do? I dont have any money to buy a new hard disk, and my dad is gonna kill me if he gets to know about this.\nI got an idea! I whipped out all the free DVDs I got with magazines and found one that had a GamesKnoppix ISO file. Took that DVD to a studio, and got the ISO burned to a CD-R.\nCame home, put in the CD, set the BIOS to boot from it, and voila! Linux-on-CD!\nI have a 64MB flash drive, so I made that a "mini-hard-disk" for my Live CD, so that I can store the settings and retrieve them the next time I boot Linux. I just need to enter a small instruction, and the OS automatically retrieves the settings stored there and applies them.\nLife's good with the Linux. I'm able to browse with Mozilla Firefox, chat with Gaim, edit HTML stuff with KWrite (it's so much better than Windows Notepad) and have fun checking out Linux and playing with Terminal. It's cool!\n\nBut I still miss Windows XP :((\n_______\nViva La Dvorak! - www.dvzine.org
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Please be more specific. What is doing wrong?
1109064
Learn by doing.  \n\nSpend extra time doing Lab assignments\nTry to get old computers and see if you can get them working again. \nREAD then DO.\n\nGood luck