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re: Desktop keeps reloading
Monday, May 16, 2005 at 4:17 pm
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Posted by DEX (11847 messages posted)


slats7
clues= start over with a CLEAN install..
It's nice to have Office 2000 but you can get a free programs that take the place 
of Office 2000 for free like OpenOffice and EasyOffice....for just two of them...
EasyOffice is the one I like it comes with all the programs you need....see the web 
site for list of all the items .
They all run but have a small nag screen when you start them up or you can  drop 
the nag for 29 bucks and that's about 200 bucks less than MS Office ...with many 
more tools like make a PDF file on the fly that will save you 300 bucks......

Good Luck







On Monday, May 16, 2005 at 4:02 pm, slats7 wrote:
>Bought a cheap, second-hand Dell from a guy with 98SE installed. Encountered a number
>of minor problems (kernel32.dll errors, etc), so I upgraded to win2000 pro. I skipped
>the "clean install" option because I wanted to keep/save some of the old programs,
>like Office 2000. Anyway, the chief problem is that the desktop keeps reloading for
>no apparent reason. I don't get an error message when this happens. It just quickly
>reloads and goes back to normal. But it happens every few minutes, which is unbelievably
>annoying. Any clues or advice for troubleshooting this? Thanks.



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