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When I was in school 6/7 years ago there were calculaters on the computers, I think they were part of the windows of the time. I have been looking foe this function on windows xp but carnt seem to find one anywhere! Is there one in there somewhere, and if yes where should I look?

Well done...?

Mav wrote:
> Yeah, yeah, but the add/remove windows components utility is pretty
> confusing, and considering that you can access it through add/remove
> programs, disk cleanup or whatever else it's likely most will have
> messed around with it and inadvertently removed something they want
> to keep.
>
> I know I did :-)

Ummm, i can't say i have.

:D

How many of you entered this thread thinking "...a small Asian boybride"?

Admit it, you did.




I didn't

Yeah, yeah, but the add/remove windows components utility is pretty confusing, and considering that you can access it through add/remove programs, disk cleanup or whatever else it's likely most will have messed around with it and inadvertently removed something they want to keep.

I know I did :-)

Mav wrote:
> All good - but surely they won't work if he doesn't have the
> calculator installed?
>
> If you're also missing stuff like MS Paint then you'll want to use my
> method I think. It's happened to me before - only recently figured it
> out :-)

iirc, Calc is installed as standard unless you tell it not to.

All good - but surely they won't work if he doesn't have the calculator installed?

If you're also missing stuff like MS Paint then you'll want to use my method I think. It's happened to me before - only recently figured it out :-)

gamesfreak wrote:
> Or
>
> Start -Run -calc

Or for 1337 Windows users:

WinKey+R - calc

Or

Start -> Run -> calc

OR

Go into add/remove programs via the control panel, click on add/remove windows components and ensure that the box for "accessories and utilities" is checked, then click add/install/whatever.