i have an older laptop, i just got it its somewhere from '85 to '92 and I accidently deleted some files and now it wont even let me get on the computer. it wont let me get to microsoft windows. how do I get on there and undelete the files if possible? it keeps saying error....
helpinghandgrl answered Tuesday December 14 2004, 3:02 pm: ok all of these other answers are very stupid!ok here is what u do!take it to a shop and ask if they can clean the inside of it because dust and other things can get inside your computer and that sometimes can cause it to turn off automatticlay and not start upso try it!hope i helped!ask me more questions! [ helpinghandgrl's advice column | Ask helpinghandgrl A Question ]
ChosenSummerGirl answered Saturday December 4 2004, 8:17 pm: Best thing to do is leave it alone. Instead take it to a professional. Like a computer shop. I think Best Buy does stuff like that where they will fix your computer. Try it!! Good Luck [ ChosenSummerGirl's advice column | Ask ChosenSummerGirl A Question ]
MFS answered Saturday December 4 2004, 3:00 pm: If your laptop is really that old, that'd be a low-end 486 processor anyway. Is it really worth it to keep it alive at this point? It likely might be that the harddrive inside it is dying. A laptop from 1985-1992 era would have great difficulty running Windows 95, must less Windows 3/3.11/etc. [ MFS's advice column | Ask MFS A Question ]
kristen22 answered Saturday December 4 2004, 1:55 pm: Sorry hun, I know where your coming from, I did the exact same thing! Call a computer shop, and see about having your computer put in to be fixed, It's gonna' run you about $65.00 to have Windows installed back onto your computer. [ kristen22's advice column | Ask kristen22 A Question ]
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