Definitely spyware and also try to run stinger. I was also having the same problem. I ran Stinger and found the Spybot Trojan running in the backgroud. Once I got rid of it. My system was quite...

Right click on internet explorer and then click on properties. After that click on the Advanced Tab and then under Browsing uncheck the following option : Enable third party browser extension.

If...

Did you try calling HPTechnical Support?

Scan your system for virus as well as for Spyware. Also disable all the startup programs using MS Config

Are you getting the post. If so then your Harddrive IDE Cable or the Power Cable going to the hard drive might be loose. Also try unplugging all the power cable from the motherboard as well as from...

1. Seems like problem with the harddrive or the memory

It seems like a porblem with the spyware. Try to scan for spyware using Adaware or Spybot

Some spywares also do this. Try running Adaware or Spybot. Also disable all the startup programs using MS Config utility and see whether you still get the error message or not.

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Use Partition Magic to delete or reformat the partition

1. Try to Roll Back the sound driver and then see whether your sound is back or not.

Check with the sound recorder. Are you able to hear sound if so then try using Yahoo Messenger for Voice chat and see whether you can hear them speak or not.

1. Disable all the Startup programs and all non-microsoft services using MS Config and then try to boot normally.
2. If unsuccessful then do a system restore to a back date from Safe Mode.

Try using Partition Magic. It has the ability to change the FAT32 partiotion to a FAT partition. Remember to backup the data before attempting any such stunts

Follow the instructions to edit the registry in the following Microsoft Article # KB314060

It seems like a spyware. Download Adaware or Spybot and that should take care of any remaining spyware on the computer

Uncheck all the startup programs using MS Config and then see whether you are still experiencing the same problem or not.

Seems like a SPYWARE problem. Download and run either Adaware or Spybot and see whether you still get the same error messages or not.

I ran Stinger.exe downloaded from Mcafee's website. It found a few trojans. Then I downloaded and ran Adaware which got rid of quite a bit of spywares. After that the system has been fairly stable

Download stinger.exe from Mcafee's website and remove/delete any viruses it finds. Disable all of the startup programs using the MS Config Utility. Also try using a spyware removal tool such as...

Check the jumper on the harddrive. It the jumper is on slave or cable select and you are trying to detect the harddrive on the primary hard drive channel then it will not work. Change the jumper...

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1. Disable all the Startup Programs using the MS Config Utility and restart
2. If the above does not work then uninstall the Network Card driver
3. If the above does not work then do a system...

1. Goto Mouse properties in Control Panel
2. Disable Tapping
3. Disable Scrolling

1. Goto the command prompt and then do netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
2. If that does not work then do a system restore to a back date

If you are using a Wireless connection and the connection keeps dropping then do the following.

1. First of all make sure that you disable the power management feature.
2. Goto the properties...

Try the following :-

1. Click on Start and then click on Run and then type MS CONFIG
2. Click on the STARTUP tab and then click on the Disable All button
3. Then click on Apply button and...

1. First restore the Defaults in your BIOS. Sometimes if the Cache is disabled in the BIOS then your system could be slow.

2. Else it is the hardware problem with the Harddrive