I bought a new laptop?
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The only way to install now your version of Office is to call to the Microsoft number displayed on the screen when you try to activate it and say that you have changed your laptop. However there are many cases in which the windows version that cames with a laptop is bound by the OEM licence to that machine only. If it's a DELL, HP it might be the case.
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thats vague, but u might want to get onto whoever you bought it from!!! email the company, keep track of your emails and responses... have you paid yet? delay payment... is it ebay? complain to ebay... do something, inquire.
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If you purchased your laptop directly from someone like Dell or IBM, then it should have come with a "recovery disc" or something to that affect.  Insert the disc and it should walk you through it.  If you have any tough questions, call the manufacturer.  This will restore it to an "out-of-the-box" laptop.\n\nHOWEVER... the way you phrased your question, and the fact that you're asking it here, it sounds like it won't be that easy.  I would say:\n1. Burn anything you want to save - you will loose everything!\n2. Find a copy of Windows (make sure you have a CD-key BEFORE you start) and broadband access.\n3. Either run the CD or boot to it and begin formatting your hard drive.\n4. Create 2 patitions on your hard drive - one for windows and the other for documents, music, games...\n5. After install, check Microsoft's website for updates.  You may have to do this 3 or 4 times.\n6. Reinstall all other programs and software.\n\nThis is the "Cliff Notes" version.  Check the website below if you have any questions.
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if you still have the warrent lol take it back to the place where you bought it maybe they can send it back and have it fixed? :D if not  call the HP ppl tech support
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u need to gift this computer to a frend of urs and buy a new pc.
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buy a new laptop usb keyboard
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Be very careful when buying from Dell; they are no longer the company they once were.\n\nThey can (and do) sell new, but defective systems, then swap them with inferior, "refurbished" systems (low quality, cheap LCD displays are just one of the "features" your "new" system may have).  They will not send you another new system, even though you paid for a new one.\n\nGetting technical support and your eventual refund takes hours of waiting on the phone, time spent shipping items back (that is, if you manage to ask for a refund before your 30-days are up after time wasted on hold, with their "support," etc.)  Even if you're within the 30 days, expect resistance from someone who is completely unintelligible.\n\nDon't say you weren't warned.  :)
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Holy shit. That's bad.\nYou need to get a new laptop.
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you need to download the software "DUH"...\ni just dowloaded that program.....it came one a disk that my friedn bought.....i hope i answered your question
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go to the device manager, it's either there "network adapter" or smth like that, or if you install the NIC (Network Interface Card) you will get the message "new hardware detected" and then follow the instructions on the screen to install the driver.
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Sorry I don't get it!! Are you saying that you don't know who or where you bought your computer from?\n\nUnbelievable.......
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Did you buy it from a store?
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It sounds like you just got ripped off. Maybe the monitor is broken (it should come on when you press the power button to the laptop!)
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Contact your laptop Vendor. They should provide this.
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Figure out the brand/model of your hardware and look them up.  Companies will usually have the latest drivers available for downloading on their websites.  If not, just try searching for forums or websites related to the hardware you have as others may have also tried to look for drivers too.
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If you've got a laptop, then generally, no. You're stuck with what you bought.\n\nIf it's a desktop, then get a new monitor.
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if it was already installed, such as (oem), and you have no start up disk, I`m afraid you have a problem.\nIf you bought it secondhand, (try to contact seller), or new, (contact seller), dont fancy your chances though.\ngood luck.