CAN I RUN WINDOWS 98 CD TO PICK UP ANYTHING I MAY HAVE DELETED

I think I may have deleted something accidently in add/remove programs. Can
I run the windows 98 CD to pick it up again, what happens if it is SP2.
I think this may be why I am having trouble installing critical updates.
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margiegirl

HUH!



"margie" wrote:

> I think I may have deleted something accidently in add/remove programs. Can
> I run the windows 98 CD to pick it up again, what happens if it is SP2.
> I think this may be why I am having trouble installing critical updates.
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> margiegirl

"?" <?@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> HUH!
>
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> "margie" wrote:
>
>> I think I may have deleted something accidently in add/remove programs.
>> Can
>> I run the windows 98 CD to pick it up again, what happens if it is SP2.
>> I think this may be why I am having trouble installing critical updates.
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>> margiegirl

Windows 98 had no SP2. Windows 98 had two versions; Windows 98 and Windows
98 SE.
You need to take a deep breath, count to 10, and try real hard to figure out
what Operating System you are using on your computer.

Bobby

Windows 98 SE, it is my elderly neighbours computer. I use XP myself. thanks
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margiegirl


"NoNoBadDog!" wrote:

>
> "?" <?@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:70D44233-477A-4A05-9C3B-...
> > HUH!
> >
> >
> >
> > "margie" wrote:
> >
> >> I think I may have deleted something accidently in add/remove programs.
> >> Can
> >> I run the windows 98 CD to pick it up again, what happens if it is SP2.
> >> I think this may be why I am having trouble installing critical updates.
> >> --
> >> margiegirl
>
> Windows 98 had no SP2. Windows 98 had two versions; Windows 98 and Windows
> 98 SE.
> You need to take a deep breath, count to 10, and try real hard to figure out
> what Operating System you are using on your computer.
>
> Bobby
>
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>