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Mike Dacre Canada Available View Profile Ask A Question	Knowledgeability N/A Clarity of Response N/A Timeliness N/A Politeness N/A Total Questions 1	As I have been volunteering in the 'windows' category since the inception of AllExperts, which has now moved to numerous windows categories. Most recently I have asked to move to the Windows 7 category because I like to push technology forward and although I will continue to answer older (windows xp and up) categories, I would prefer the questions to be 'new and fresh' as they will be from windows 7. What can't I answer? Not much, as this is the main reason I volunteered here, because I am hopeful the questions I can not answer will allow me to investigate the problem so that I can answer it.
James Milligan U.K. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 10.0 Clarity of Response 9.75 Timeliness 10.0 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 22	I run Windows 7 Ultimate, so I can probably answer most questions pertaining to your specific release of Windows 7. Please also check out my profile in the Windows Vista category. Like Jonathan, I will not answer questions regarding product keys, except on how to activate them legally.
Jonathan Yaniv Canada Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.88 Clarity of Response 9.75 Timeliness 9.88 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 29	I can answer any question regarding the use and operation of Windows 7, how to install it, how to configure it, and how to make it work with what you want to do. I am an experienced user of all Windows operating systems, however, I will not answer any questions on how to bypass Windows Genuine Advantage or (WGA). I will also not answer any questions in regards to where do I get Windows 7 for free, or how do I crack Windows 7 keys.

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Mike Dacre

Canada

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As I have been volunteering in the 'windows' category since the inception of AllExperts, which has now moved to numerous windows categories. Most recently I have asked to move to the Windows 7 category because I like to push technology forward and although I will continue to answer older (windows xp and up) categories, I would prefer the questions to be 'new and fresh' as they will be from windows 7. What can't I answer? Not much, as this is the main reason I volunteered here, because I am hopeful the questions I can not answer will allow me to investigate the problem so that I can answer it.

James Milligan

U.K.

Available

I run Windows 7 Ultimate, so I can probably answer most questions pertaining to your specific release of Windows 7. Please also check out my profile in the Windows Vista category. Like Jonathan, I will not answer questions regarding product keys, except on how to activate them legally.

Jonathan Yaniv

Canada

Available

I can answer any question regarding the use and operation of Windows 7, how to install it, how to configure it, and how to make it work with what you want to do. I am an experienced user of all Windows operating systems, however, I will not answer any questions on how to bypass Windows Genuine Advantage or (WGA). I will also not answer any questions in regards to where do I get Windows 7 for free, or how do I crack Windows 7 keys.

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2009-11-19 Outlook and Windows 7:

Hi David, It's not an issue :-) I work in a computer shop and the amount of times I've had to explain that has become more than I can keep a count of, so it's not a rare mistake. So on your new Windows

2009-11-12 Windows 7 and MS-DOS:

Hello, Lol, im not laughing.. Yes, of course you can do that, as long as the commands and their respective switches are the same as they were in 98SE But these commands, are still the same,

2009-11-04 bitlocker to go:

When you knocked the laptop, did you actually knock the flash drive, or was it just the main laptop? Because if you didn't knock the drive, then the password won't be 'wrong' etc, it will be what you entered

2009-11-03 Windows Messenger:

Hi Graham, If you go to the start menu, click on Control Panel, and select Uninstall a program from the options given, you should then have a long list of programs which are installed on your computer

2009-11-03 Windows Messenger:

Hi again Graham, and thanks for your comments. You can do one of two things depending on your preference: Stop it starting up (but keeping the program, better if you have any kids etc) Remove it

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