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07-21-2006, 10:51 AM
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Windows XP Repair, Wireless Connection
From what I understand, the Windows XP Repair only cleans up the Windows folder. Its causing alot of problems.
I cant go on with the repair because i'm not sure if my wireless connection will be disabled after the repair (really dont want to go through enabling it again ): Can anyone confirm if my connection will or will not be affected? |
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Perhaps you should identify the issues before you attempt the repair. If you really need a repair, I don't think there's much of a way around it. How is the Windows folder "causing a lot of problems"?
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