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Hi, James. Maybe you can help me out. A few weeks back, Powerquest had Lost
& Found available as a free download. They posted a serial number to use
with it. I tried to use it the other day for the first time, and I can't
find the serial number I know I wrote down somewhere. Unfortunately, it's no
longer posted at Powerquest Web site, and e-mails to them go unanswered.

Can you provide me with the serial number? Before the flames start, please
note that I am not a software pirate, and I would never do such a thing. But
this one was a freebie with a publicly posted SN for awhile.

Thanks, James.

Scott, A+


"JHEM" <James@NO_SPAM.thinkpads.com> wrote in message
news:52xX7.1857$ym.1398@nwrddc01.gnilink.net...
> Borrow a copy of Lost and Found from someone nearby. I'd wager you'd get
99%
> of your files back.
>
> Regards,
>
> James
>
> "Brooks N Texas" <brookstexas@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1697d147d34af0c0989a65@news-server.austin.rr.com...
> > I had a second drive in one computer with almost 20 Gigs on MP3s Iv'e
> > collected/made over the last year and a half. Lots of out of print &
rare
> > cuts also.
> > I built a new system and went to put this in as a second drive (both WD
> > drives), the jumpers were set properly etc. but it wouldn't show the
> > drive in Windows Explorer. It would show the drive in the device manager
> > under system properties though.
> > I took it to a local young tech who had never seen this before, he tried
> > using FDisk and told me the drive was one big partition or empty. He
> > asked had the drive been partitioned, I said no but it had the remains
on
> > Win 98SE on it (Cabs drivers etc. incase I needed them).
> > I came home and thought maybe I can reload windows because it won't
> > overwrite the files. WHen I tried "GoBack" utility came up, I forgot it
> > had been on there (Like Norton Ghost type thing). That explained the
> > partition, just not one that was the whole drive. I attempted to use
> > GoBack to restore the drive which it did somewhat, It still says I am
> > missing several files needed for Win 98 to work, at the C prompt I ran
> > the DIR command and saw my folders I categorized my music into so I
think
> > they are there.
> > If you are 99% sure you can straighten this out without further loss or
> > damage, I.E. you really have a clue, let me know what an reasonable hour
> > or two of your time is worth. I will even bring the system to you if you
> > are local & if after 15 minutes you say no way, reformat my drive and
> > I'll pay you for your time. I can start downloading and copying CDs
again
> > but some of the songs I looked for, for years at record shows etc. and
> > don't think I can replace.
> > Oh alright, an example is the music of Stairway to Heaven with the
lyrics
> > to Gilligans Island. Now you understand how valuable this stuff is
right?
> > Right?
> > Brooks
> > --
> > Afraid of being bitten Von Helsing took a
> > crucifix from his pocket and held it between him and the vampire. "Es
> > vet dir gornisht helfen" replied the vampire. (Yiddish for "It wouldn't
> > help you")
>
>