When you build in the problems like that you get limited possibilities.
Either download them to another machine with access and network them across or use a memory disk in a USB port.
But these possibilities are dependent on what OS you are running.
Ed Fair
Give the wrong symptoms, get the wrong solutions.
Or, if you have the capabilities:
put your drive in another machine (with internet access) as a slave put the files on it and then reinstall in your machine.
Like Ed said, you can transfer the file from another computer in one of several ways:
1) Network - Often the quickest option if it's already setup. We realize you don't have an internet connection, but you could have setup a basic LAN connection.
2) USB Flash Drive - Another easy solution, but you need to be aware that only Windows XP or Vista has the ability to read most flash drives without needing you to manually install a driver. Windows 2000 and earlier, for example, often need you to install a driver before it can read the USB drive.
3) USB Floppy Drive - Go out and buy yourself one. They're not that expensive and every BIOS (from the last 5 years) will be able to detect it at startup. Windows won't have any problems either.
~cdogg
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