22790 wrote:
> I just installed new software onto my computer, and now my computer keeps
> malfunctioning. It always ran fine until I installed this software. Is
> there any way I can undo this installation and return my computer to its
> previous state?
Mark L. Ferguson wrote:
> Several ways. The 'Add or Remove' app in Control panel might have an
> uninstall option. There is also System Restore on the Start menu.
>
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> Use the "Ratings" feature. It helps the new users.
> Please use the Communities guidelines when posting.
> http://www.microsoft.com/wn3/locales...help_en-us.htm
> Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP
> https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Mark.Ferguson
22790 wrote:
> Just a quick question as I'm a new user. What did I do wrong that you
> told me to use the communities guidelines? thanks for your help!
Likely nothing.
What your mistake is now is assuming that part of the responders signature
is aimed directly at you. Highly unlikely. Like my signature block - it
just contains something I wanted it to contain and does not change depending
on whom I respond to - it is static.
Think of it like a signature in any memo, letter, etc. It may state your
job title, the company you work for, ways to contact you, etc. In this
case - the signature contains information about something - something the
author of the response has found useful or finds useful in general or just
wants to share.
Are you saying that just because you are new means you shouldn't be aware of
things like Mark has in his signature block? *grin*
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