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Would it be asking too much if i just went to a local best buy, bought a usb cd rom drive (if they even have any), install XP, then return it? Or do you think that would be rather risky?
Originally posted by: shminu
Would it be asking too much if i just went to a local best buy, bought a usb cd rom drive (if they even have any), install XP, then return it? Or do you think that would be rather risky?
Originally posted by: John
Originally posted by: shminu
Would it be asking too much if i just went to a local best buy, bought a usb cd rom drive (if they even have any), install XP, then return it? Or do you think that would be rather risky?
I think it is unethical. In fact why did you even ask this question?
Originally posted by: cy7878
on the other hand, buy an used USB drive off eBay cheap. You may need it later as well.
Originally posted by: cy7878
well, you gotta do what you gotta do.
Originally posted by: cy7878
what about booting off network? Most new laptops support that feature. You then can install OS off networked drive. Also possible is USB mem key boot. Some memory keys can be made bootable.
Ditto on the ethics. Would you like it if someone did that to your business, whatever it might be? "Oh, I just needed the jumper cables for one start of my car, here they are back. Give me my money please."Originally posted by: John
Originally posted by: shminu
Would it be asking too much if i just went to a local best buy, bought a usb cd rom drive (if they even have any), install XP, then return it? Or do you think that would be rather risky?
I think it is unethical. In fact why did you even ask this question?
Originally posted by: mechBgon
Ditto on the ethics. Would you like it if someone did that to your business, whatever it might be? "Oh, I just needed the jumper cables for one start of my car, here they are back. Give me my money please."Originally posted by: John
Originally posted by: shminu
Would it be asking too much if i just went to a local best buy, bought a usb cd rom drive (if they even have any), install XP, then return it? Or do you think that would be rather risky?
I think it is unethical. In fact why did you even ask this question?
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