I have windows xp home edition can i download from microsoft?

Question

I'm not good on this computer some time .I delete thing i shoundn't my son told to not to click yes or ok without asking somebody

Answer 1

Can you have you or you son copy and paste the message from microsoft that is on your screen to the details section of your question?

There's not enough information to answer your question.

Sometimes it's good to click "yes" if the message is from Microsoft. But sometimes the message isn't really from Microsoft, it's from someone else, and they try to trick you into clicking yes, and if you do, it will hurt your computer.

But unless I can see what the message is, I don't know if it's a good message or a bad message.

Answer 2

If your son is more computer literate than you, it is certainly a good idea for you not to click anything without asking him.

It might also be a good idea for you to either pick up a book on computers or take a course in continuing education. Most school systems run courses for adults in the evening.

Answer 3

No you can't because Microsoft does not offer that. You can borrow an original cd from your friend and install it using your key legally.

Answer 4

He's right read the dialog box and make sure that is what you want to do before clicking yes or ok
If you are unsure click cancel

Answer 5

Microsoft is the maker of your windows program. Yes

Answer 6

yes you can download from Microsoft
you have windows xp disc
you could try System Restore

Answer 7

run system file checker, that should fix any deleted system file

Answer 8

yes you can... as long as you either pay for one.. or prove that you already did...

Answer 9

http://www.microsoft.com (Yes)

Answer 10

I dont think so.