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It's hard to get a serial key code for Office 2010 since Microsoft have encryption code within the hidden area of the software. The only way is to buy one. Which is a pain in the ****, But you can use Office 2010 for about 10 to 15 says free before it starts closing down on you.

To remove a background desktop theme from the list, simply erase the picture itself from their current location.
Best way to find out is to perform a Search of all pictures on your pc, and when you find it, just delete it.

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you can use VLC media player or KM player that is better from media player. vlc media player link...
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html km player link... http://kmplayer.en.softonic.com/

just take it out of the system and reinstall the program because someone has your paas word ok and rememebr to back up your information ok if this does work you need a new copy by by harvey

Use the MS Product Key sticker as the key and re-install Windows.

Usually you can call Dell or HP or whomever sold you the computer and request replacements. These are usually free or available for a small fee.

Microsoft makes it available as a download so that people can fix computers that don't have a working CD/DVD drive. You'll still need your registration key, of course, from your original install. Look for a sticker on your computer with the 25-character code. Here is the link for you. Windows XP Home Edition with Service Pack 2 Utility Setup Disks for...

Yes...the Toshiba will accept but XP is no longer supported by MS.

There is no updates for XP. but you can still use it. Rather upgrade to windows 7

You need to install PDF Editor to be able to do that.. free ones work fine .. but leave a watermark on the edited doc and its useless then. you can call 1-877-805-1027 for free assistance on the same.

What is the computer model? NOT the operating system, but the numbers on the back of the computer itself. Inspiron, Dimension, Optiplex, etc. and model #

Dell only allows you to make 1 BACKUP Disk. but any Genuine XP iso. is bootable.... infact any genuine OS.iso is bootable... and DELL should auto boot to DVD when you insert the media, and reboot.

insert boot media, when you get to install select REPAIR. Turn internet off, and that makes a NEW LOCAL Account and does not need a password, then you can set as Admin then Delete the old USER or you can simply to to Change Password.

Go to bleepingcomputers.com to read up on thus subject.i usually use ccleaner (free) to clear up all the bad stuff generated in browsers to start with.then I run malwarebytes.this usually makes things right but if not then as a last resort try using the combofix from bleeping computers.this automatically run through several similar programmes and straightens out the nasty stuff that sometimes gets it's way into the system settings without your consent.lastly upgrade you ram if you can.when you use cleaner you can disable or delete some startup programmes that use up resources or do scans in the background that are quite unnecessary that can cause machine to chew slowly.

You would need to use a third party program such as UnDelete to recover these files. Usually they do not work as expected

NEVER DOWNLOAD DLL-FILES FROM ANY SITE ON INTERNET. USE WINDOWS INSTALLATION-CD.

Right click > properties > select new background

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try remove the battery and put it back after 2 mins.

try running the installer in compatibility mode (right-click installer and left-click troubleshoot compatibility.) If you get the smartscreen filter where it's blocked, click More Info then run anyways.