database corruption

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Im trying to set up my computer on the College network. I have went by the
instructions given to me but I'm still not able to perform the tasks needed
for my school work. It seems when i do use the college line my microsoft
office files disappear. How do I protect these files. Tired of losing my
school work. I also used to have front page server, but now it doest
recognize.
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Hope u have a better day than I!

 

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yplzu2 wrote:

> Im trying to set up my computer on the College network. I have went by the
> instructions given to me but I'm still not able to perform the tasks needed
> for my school work. It seems when i do use the college line my microsoft
> office files disappear. How do I protect these files. Tired of losing my
> school work. I also used to have front page server, but now it doest
> recognize.

Have you contacted the college help line?

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The reader should exercise normal caution and backup the Registry and
data files regularly, and especially before making any changes to their
PC, as well as performing regular virus and spyware scans. I am not
liable for problems or mishaps that occur from the reader using advice
posted here. No warranty, express or implied, is given with the posting
of this message.

 

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"null" wrote:

> yplzu2 wrote:
>
> > Im trying to set up my computer on the College network. I have went by the
> > instructions given to me but I'm still not able to perform the tasks needed
> > for my school work. It seems when i do use the college line my microsoft
> > office files disappear. How do I protect these files. Tired of losing my
> > school work. I also used to have front page server, but now it doest
> > recognize.
>
> Have you contacted the college help line?
>
> -- thanks for the information, but i have done all of what you suggested except for backing up the registry. I'm afraid of making a copy that may not be no good. Also is it possible to a have a bug in a CDRom drive is so how do i clean it.


> The reader should exercise normal caution and backup the Registry and
> data files regularly, and especially before making any changes to their
> PC, as well as performing regular virus and spyware scans. I am not
> liable for problems or mishaps that occur from the reader using advice
> posted here. No warranty, express or implied, is given with the posting
> of this message.
>
>

 

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Visit your local computer outlet (I use Radio Shack for this type of item)
and ask for an optical drive cleaner. It is a special cd.

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Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
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"yplzu2" <bakekb@students.fccj.edu> wrote in message
news:FF43F692-1338-42AF-BDCD-F5CD532B8815@microsoft.com...
>
>
> "null" wrote:
>
>> yplzu2 wrote:
>>
>> > Im trying to set up my computer on the College network. I have went by
>> > the
>> > instructions given to me but I'm still not able to perform the tasks
>> > needed
>> > for my school work. It seems when i do use the college line my
>> > microsoft
>> > office files disappear. How do I protect these files. Tired of losing
>> > my
>> > school work. I also used to have front page server, but now it doest
>> > recognize.
>>
>> Have you contacted the college help line?
>>
>> -- thanks for the information, but i have done all of what you suggested
>> except for backing up the registry. I'm afraid of making a copy that may
>> not be no good. Also is it possible to a have a bug in a CDRom drive is
>> so how do i clean it.
>
>
>> The reader should exercise normal caution and backup the Registry and
>> data files regularly, and especially before making any changes to their
>> PC, as well as performing regular virus and spyware scans. I am not
>> liable for problems or mishaps that occur from the reader using advice
>> posted here. No warranty, express or implied, is given with the posting
>> of this message.
>>
>>

 

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Colin
Thanks for trying to answer the posting but i was referring to a program
bug, not the actual bug itself. I'm sorry if u misunderstood or that I may
be misunderstood. Only thing I can do is try it and see.
thanks a bunch
yplzu2

Ps. I will let u know if it works out

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

> Visit your local computer outlet (I use Radio Shack for this type of item)
> and ask for an optical drive cleaner. It is a special cd.
>
> --
> Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
> (Reply to the group only unless otherwise requested)
> "yplzu2" <bakekb@students.fccj.edu> wrote in message
> news:FF43F692-1338-42AF-BDCD-F5CD532B8815@microsoft.com...
> >
> >
> > "null" wrote:
> >
> >> yplzu2 wrote:
> >>
> >> > Im trying to set up my computer on the College network. I have went by
> >> > the
> >> > instructions given to me but I'm still not able to perform the tasks
> >> > needed
> >> > for my school work. It seems when i do use the college line my
> >> > microsoft
> >> > office files disappear. How do I protect these files. Tired of losing
> >> > my
> >> > school work. I also used to have front page server, but now it doest
> >> > recognize.
> >>
> >> Have you contacted the college help line?
> >>
> >> -- thanks for the information, but i have done all of what you suggested
> >> except for backing up the registry. I'm afraid of making a copy that may
> >> not be no good. Also is it possible to a have a bug in a CDRom drive is
> >> so how do i clean it.
> >
> >
> >> The reader should exercise normal caution and backup the Registry and
> >> data files regularly, and especially before making any changes to their
> >> PC, as well as performing regular virus and spyware scans. I am not
> >> liable for problems or mishaps that occur from the reader using advice
> >> posted here. No warranty, express or implied, is given with the posting
> >> of this message.
> >>
> >>
>
>
>