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Help.

Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some info.

The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the XP64
evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.

Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?

In all probability, you will have to format the drive and reinstall.
The "expiration" may have been caused by the system clock. If there was
a significant difference in time when you booted up, the trial version
"expires" because of that time difference.


m0cea wrote:
> Help.
>
> Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some info.
>
> The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
> motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the XP64
> evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
>
> Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?

I though it may have something to do with the system clock but I think its
poor that it can be fooled into expiring so easily.
TBH I'm now completly with out an operating system now as an install of
"Battlefield 2" screwed the system file in XP and as I was using XP64 to
repair and access files from that O/S. I'm now totaly screwed so I'm
desperate to recover at least one of them as they both contain important
files.

Thanks Mark

"Rick" wrote:

> In all probability, you will have to format the drive and reinstall.
> The "expiration" may have been caused by the system clock. If there was
> a significant difference in time when you booted up, the trial version
> "expires" because of that time difference.
>
>
> m0cea wrote:
> > Help.
> >
> > Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some info.
> >
> > The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
> > motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the XP64
> > evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
> >
> > Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?
>

Short of a Clean Installation, there is probably no way to retrieve the time
lost by the time bomb.
Any calendar adjustments forward or back are cumulative and can not be
reversed.
In the future verify time before installing or making changes with the
motherboard.

--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
http://www.dts-l.org


"m0cea" <> wrote in message
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> Help.
>
> Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some
> info.
>
> The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
> motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the
> XP64
> evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
>
> Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?

Move the drive to the computer you are writing this from and recover the
files you can, then put it back and install your OS versions again.


"m0cea" <> wrote in message
news:CBEB6042-E0A0-4D3B-A84A-...
>I though it may have something to do with the system clock but I think its
> poor that it can be fooled into expiring so easily.
> TBH I'm now completly with out an operating system now as an install of
> "Battlefield 2" screwed the system file in XP and as I was using XP64 to
> repair and access files from that O/S. I'm now totaly screwed so I'm
> desperate to recover at least one of them as they both contain important
> files.
>
> Thanks Mark
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
>> In all probability, you will have to format the drive and reinstall.
>> The "expiration" may have been caused by the system clock. If there was
>> a significant difference in time when you booted up, the trial version
>> "expires" because of that time difference.
>>
>>
>> m0cea wrote:
>> > Help.
>> >
>> > Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some
>> > info.
>> >
>> > The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
>> > motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the
>> > XP64
>> > evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
>> >
>> > Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?
>>

It is not possible for me to move either sets of drives as the are set as
Raid 0 (stripping) and as this machine has no raid controler and runs a Linux
O/S.

"John Barnes" wrote:

> Move the drive to the computer you are writing this from and recover the
> files you can, then put it back and install your OS versions again.
>
>
> "m0cea" <> wrote in message
> news:CBEB6042-E0A0-4D3B-A84A-...
> >I though it may have something to do with the system clock but I think its
> > poor that it can be fooled into expiring so easily.
> > TBH I'm now completly with out an operating system now as an install of
> > "Battlefield 2" screwed the system file in XP and as I was using XP64 to
> > repair and access files from that O/S. I'm now totaly screwed so I'm
> > desperate to recover at least one of them as they both contain important
> > files.
> >
> > Thanks Mark
> >
> > "Rick" wrote:
> >
> >> In all probability, you will have to format the drive and reinstall.
> >> The "expiration" may have been caused by the system clock. If there was
> >> a significant difference in time when you booted up, the trial version
> >> "expires" because of that time difference.
> >>
> >>
> >> m0cea wrote:
> >> > Help.
> >> >
> >> > Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some
> >> > info.
> >> >
> >> > The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
> >> > motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the
> >> > XP64
> >> > evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
> >> >
> >> > Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?
> >>
>
>
>

Well, depending on what you have around, and how much you value your data,
you can possibly add another drive and install an os and copy your data, or
maybe you can copy your data thru the Recovery Console, but that would be a
nightmare for very much data.


"m0cea" <> wrote in message
news:C6C9B13E-19CB-4A38-ABCE-...
> It is not possible for me to move either sets of drives as the are set as
> Raid 0 (stripping) and as this machine has no raid controler and runs a
> Linux
> O/S.
>
> "John Barnes" wrote:
>
>> Move the drive to the computer you are writing this from and recover the
>> files you can, then put it back and install your OS versions again.
>>
>>
>> "m0cea" <> wrote in message
>> news:CBEB6042-E0A0-4D3B-A84A-...
>> >I though it may have something to do with the system clock but I think
>> >its
>> > poor that it can be fooled into expiring so easily.
>> > TBH I'm now completly with out an operating system now as an install of
>> > "Battlefield 2" screwed the system file in XP and as I was using XP64
>> > to
>> > repair and access files from that O/S. I'm now totaly screwed so I'm
>> > desperate to recover at least one of them as they both contain
>> > important
>> > files.
>> >
>> > Thanks Mark
>> >
>> > "Rick" wrote:
>> >
>> >> In all probability, you will have to format the drive and reinstall.
>> >> The "expiration" may have been caused by the system clock. If there
>> >> was
>> >> a significant difference in time when you booted up, the trial version
>> >> "expires" because of that time difference.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> m0cea wrote:
>> >> > Help.
>> >> >
>> >> > Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to
>> >> > some
>> >> > info.
>> >> >
>> >> > The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
>> >> > motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart
>> >> > the
>> >> > XP64
>> >> > evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
>> >> >
>> >> > Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?
>> >>
>>
>>
>>

Time to fork out some cash and purchase the full version then do a repair
upgrade.
--
Andre
Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com
Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre
http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
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"m0cea" <> wrote in message
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> Help.
>
> Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some
> info.
>
> The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
> motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the
> XP64
> evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
>
> Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?

I don't think you will be able to salvage the operating system but you can
install the drive in a good working machine and work off the drive as
needed.
Or copy and save the files you need to disk and then Format and reload the
O/S.


"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Short of a Clean Installation, there is probably no way to retrieve the
> time lost by the time bomb.
> Any calendar adjustments forward or back are cumulative and can not be
> reversed.
> In the future verify time before installing or making changes with the
> motherboard.
>
> --
> Jupiter Jones [MVP]
> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
> http://www.dts-l.org
>
>
> "m0cea" <> wrote in message
> news:831A4ABB-19EF-4DA6-A567-...
>> Help.
>>
>> Help my trial edition has ended early and I cannot get access to some
>> info.
>>
>> The long and short of this is I has done a one for one swap on my
>> motherboards as it had a faulty chipset fan. Folllowing the restart the
>> XP64
>> evaluation ediion anounces that the evaluation period has ended.
>>
>> Can onyone offer a solution to get back running again?
>
>

"m0cea" <> wrote in message
news:C6C9B13E-19CB-4A38-ABCE-...
> It is not possible for me to move either sets of drives as the are set as
> Raid 0 (stripping) and as this machine has no raid controler and runs a
> Linux
> O/S.
>

Help me out here. Message source shows the following.
Does Microsoft CDO for Windows 2000 run on Linux?

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