Aussie Toni
New Member
Hello all,
I'm afraid my questions may frustrate some of you as I am not into computer technology, in advance I ask for your tolerance of my ignorance.
I have just bought a new computer because my old one 'crashed' and it was time to update. This now means I am using Windows 7. I am very frightened of another crash, so went back to the shop where I purchased my new computer and asked for the "Windows 7" disk to boot again in the event of another crash. The salesperson (not a dedicated computer store) told me to burn it myself and that they don't provide the disk. He then gave me very quick verbal instructions.......of course he lost me after the ffirst sentence, and didn't seem inclined to elaborate. (He was busy, but still, I had spent quite a lot of money there)
Is there anybody out there patient enough to give this frustrated granny instructions on how to do this. Speak to me like I am a six year old child and I will understand you
thanks you
I'm afraid my questions may frustrate some of you as I am not into computer technology, in advance I ask for your tolerance of my ignorance.
I have just bought a new computer because my old one 'crashed' and it was time to update. This now means I am using Windows 7. I am very frightened of another crash, so went back to the shop where I purchased my new computer and asked for the "Windows 7" disk to boot again in the event of another crash. The salesperson (not a dedicated computer store) told me to burn it myself and that they don't provide the disk. He then gave me very quick verbal instructions.......of course he lost me after the ffirst sentence, and didn't seem inclined to elaborate. (He was busy, but still, I had spent quite a lot of money there)
Is there anybody out there patient enough to give this frustrated granny instructions on how to do this. Speak to me like I am a six year old child and I will understand you
thanks you