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Originally posted by Nizmo

sorry yeah im good - bit tired today tho - net no workies at home so im having withdrawl symptoms

lol..

withdrawl symptoms..

can someone help with my computer..

Windows 2000 doesnt log on.. i put in username and password and the screen "Loading your personal settings" doesnt come up :S

so now i am using my dual boot XP

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