Need help with Back (system Crashed)(DALE HELP)

[KaraokeDj38030]

ok Here we go my back up system crashed big time since I can't get into the computer to uninstall Hoster I am for sure I am going to lose this program on that comp and won't be able to reinstall on another computer for back up. The Mother Board is completely fried on this wonderful 6 month old Vista piece of crap. HP notebook. What I want to do is take and reinstall on my Dell desktop for emergancies. however can I do this without having to buy another full version of Hoster????
I never liked Vista in the First place my desktop has XP and The Laptop I use on a reg Basis is XP any help would be great thanks....

[Skybird74]

If your Vista is only 6 months old, you should be able to take it to where to bought it & have them fix it, if you don't know how. They should either fix it or give you another machine. There is no way that Hoster "fried" your hard drive!!!

Can you boot up so that you can do a "factory restore"? If it willl not "boot up" on it's own, when you turn it on, can you access the CD-ROM? If so, you can put in the recovery disk & it can fix itself from there.

Did you follow ALL the Hoster "requirements" and turn everything OFF that was suggested before you installed Hoster? Sounds like a bunch of conflicts.

[KaraokeDj38030]

Originally Posted by Skybird74

If your Vista is only 6 months old, you should be able to take it to where to bought it & have them fix it, if you don't know how. They should either fix it or give you another machine. There is no way that Hoster "fried" your hard drive!!!

Can you boot up so that you can do a "factory restore"? If it willl not "boot up" on it's own, when you turn it on, can you access the CD-ROM? If so, you can put in the recovery disk & it can fix itself from there.

Did you follow ALL the Hoster "requirements" and turn everything OFF that was suggested before you installed Hoster? Sounds like a bunch of conflicts.

No I know Hoster did not fry my hard drive that never crossed my mind I am just saying the computer crapped out I am going to do what you suggested however, It won't even get past the boot up so And yes I did turn off everything before Hoster was installed I have not had any problems with Hoster It is the computer, I was just wanting to put it back on my Home pc to use as a back up because the other comp is shot.
I just don't want to have to buy another Hoster App until after the first of the year when I get a couple of more computers I have a total of three computers at home 2 lappies and one desktop (one lappy is of no use as of Friday My main Lappy is still up and running I want to put Hoster Back on my Home PC or Back up til I get the other lappy fixed or until I buy a new one)

[Skybird74]

Originally Posted by KaraokeDj38030

No I know Hoster did not fry my hard drive that never crossed my mind I am just saying the computer crapped out I am going to do what you suggested however, It won't even get past the boot up so And yes I did turn off everything before Hoster was installed I have not had any problems with Hoster It is the computer, I was just wanting to put it back on my Home pc to use as a back up because the other comp is shot.
I just don't want to have to buy another Hoster App until after the first of the year when I get a couple of more computers I have a total of three computers at home 2 lappies and one desktop (one lappy is of no use as of Friday My main Lappy is still up and running I want to put Hoster Back on my Home PC or Back up til I get the other lappy fixed or until I buy a new one)

I've got 2 laptops & desktop at home, also. Yes, you can put Hoster on a different machine at home, as long as only register Hoster on 2. I read somewhere in the Forum, that it will not be neccessary to go thru Admin to re-set your registration, elliminating the need to un-install from 1 computer just to put it on a different one. I used to keep Hoster on my desktop & 1 laptop. When I purchased another laptop, and upgraded Hoster, I just installed on 2 laptops & didn't do the desktop. When Hoster connects to MTU, the registrations are checked.

Go ahead and put Hoster on whatever other machine you want & there should be some kind of message allowing you to transfer regsitration from 1 computer to another. MTU keeps track of how machines you have and your registration numbers.

[MikeP]

Originally Posted by Skybird74

I've got 2 laptops & desktop at home, also. Yes, you can put Hoster on a different machine at home, as long as only register Hoster on 2. I read somewhere in the Forum, that it will not be neccessary to go thru Admin to re-set your registration, elliminating the need to un-install from 1 computer just to put it on a different one. I used to keep Hoster on my desktop & 1 laptop. When I purchased another laptop, and upgraded Hoster, I just installed on 2 laptops & didn't do the desktop. When Hoster connects to MTU, the registrations are checked.

Go ahead and put Hoster on whatever other machine you want & there should be some kind of message allowing you to transfer regsitration from 1 computer to another. MTU keeps track of how machines you have and your registration numbers.

If you have Hoster already installed on two, you will need to uninstall from one before you will be able to install on a different PC.

[Skybird74]

So, Mike, I see you have Vista. So, how is Hoster working on yours? I haven't seen anything from you regarding all the problems other Vista users are having??? ... mostly video complaints

[KaraokeDj38030]

Originally Posted by MikeP

If you have Hoster already installed on two, you will need to uninstall from one before you will be able to install on a different PC.

This is what I am unable to do due to the other computer crashing so how do I Take it off the comp that drashed to install on the other computer.