complete system crash

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Celeste Morrow

I changed some file names: msi.dll, msihnd.dll, and msiexec.exe in order to
install NOrton 360; well now I can't even boot up in safe mode. My mouse
won't move. Help!!!
 
sandy58 said:
*Please use the Communities guidelines when posting.*
Please give a sample "posting" according to "Communities guidelines",
Mark.
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Rules of conduct
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OK....so what's wrong with Celeste Morrow's post?
 
plonk
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I think YOU are the freakin' plonk, Mark L. Ferguson. Do you think
for one tiny second that anyone is going to read thro' "Please use the
Communities guidelines when" before posting?
MS-MVP.................this shit don't give you any clout here to
dictate. We'll see who'se the plonk, plonk. :-)
 
Mark

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Hold out your hand you naughty boy <G>


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Mark L. Ferguson wrote:
 
No Mark.

An old fashioned wooden ruler! Of course corporal punishment is no
longer permitted in schools in the UK today.

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Well do I remember the ruler my academy instructors. "Spare the rod ..." is
now considered a child abuse attitude in western culture generally. I doubt
the attitude is going to get much credence in China and India. It's a shame
our more unruly newsgroup members don't live there. :/

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