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Re-installing Free Cell
How can I re-install or download the Free Cell game that came with my computer. I have an HP Media Center running Windows XP. The Free Cell game that came install has been uninstalled. Need help. Thanks.
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Click on START, Control Panel, Programs, Programs and Features
On the left hand side there is an option that says, "Turn Windows features on or off" click that.
Click the plus sign next to Games, and you should see FreeCell there with no check mark next to it. Click it so there IS a check mark. Hit Ok, and it should reinstall.
Try unchecking it. Saying Ok to everything and getting out of it. Then go back in. Check it, and see if it installs properly.
Keep in mind, if you are on a work PC, it is possible that your employer has stripped Freecell (And other games) from the PC. They can do this through Group Policy Security settings among other methods. Regardless if you try and install it again won't matter as the settings will keep it from installing, working, running.
However, if it is a home based PC, you should be able to uncheck and then get out, and then go back in and recheck it. And it should install. If not, you may have a more serious problem.
Games is not listed in Programs and Features. Now what?
I did this but there is no line/box that says "Games" so what now?
Hi John:
I just posted how to re-install "Free Cell"
and is very easy in W-7
But you have Windows XP,
you can try, but I do not know if it works.
But it goes again (Shorter version)
right click in any Microsoft game that you have in your Desk as a short cut
It will appear a list and in one of the list says "Open file Location"
It will open a page with all the games in your computer
find "Free cell" to open and bring a short cut to your desk
Is that easy
But again I do not know if it will work on XP
Good Luck
Raul
