Happiness is nice soft two ply toilet paper. :-P

electricity-->storm

cloth -> wash

Everyday is the first day of the rest of your life.

dirty -> old

You might also want to try doing spyware and virus scans, as I had this problem and it turned out to be a virus and trojan horse.

I would try uninstalling Netscape through Add/Remove Programs and then downloading the latest version of netscape and installing again. Otherewise try uninstalling the MS Update.

You could try and do a system restore to prior to when this started.

Have you tried the manual running of uninstaller? You can find that here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928218/?

Glad I could be of service :-)

Try going to Start --> Run then type in cmd and click on Ok. This will bring up the command prompt, here type in netsh winsock reset catalog then after a few seconds it will say that you must...

If you are using Windows XP with SP 2 try going to Start --> Run then type in cmd then click on OK. At the command prompt type in netsh winsock reset catalog then press Enter after a few seconds this...

Unfortunately the only way without purchasing a new copy of Windows XP you would have to install Windows ME then run the upgrade to Windows XP.

Try going to safe mode by pressing F8 before you see the Windows XP Logo then choose Safe Mode and then go to Start, Accessories, System Tools then click on System restore and try that. You can also...

Try this out then:
1. Click Start then Run and type in cmd then press Enter...this will bring up command prompt.
2. in command prompt type ipconfig /flushdns (you will get a message saying...

You could always go to Start --> Search then click onm All Files or Folders then click on the little down arrow next to More Advanced Options and check Search hidden Files and Folders. then search...

The dic may need to be formatted so there should be a format option. If not then perhaps you should try a different CD RW.

You could then try uninstalling Windows Media Player 11 and Internet Explorer 7 then restart the computer. Then install IE7 again alone then restart computer then install Media Player11. Otherwise...

Unfortunately usually the timestamp on emails come from the server so unless you ISP is willing to change the date/timestamp there is nothing you can do.

Only thing left to do before format and reinstall is to try doing a repair install of Windows check this site for instructions:
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

Try removing the /noguiboot option because this is from the Microsoft site"/NOGUIBOOT

• Instructs Windows not to initialize the VGA video driver responsible for presenting bitmapped graphics...

I am going to assume you mean the Live Messenger if so then have you tried going to Add/Remove programs in Control Panel and uninstall then restart computer and download and install Live Messenger...

You could try doing a system restore to before the problem started to start with.

First of all we need to now what operating system you are using and what brand/model of modem you have then we can try some things out.

You could try booting to Safe Mode by pressing F8 at the POST screen. then do a system restore to before the WoW update.

I have found this software and find that it would be quite useful but this is kind of useless to em ATM because this program requires that you have administrative rights to use it. I was wondering if...

Not sure if this would help but I searched for the error and found this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/327462

In my experience with these type of errors that usually means that you Hard Drive has crashed and is now unusable so the only thing you can try is to try and format and reinstall but if this does not...

Well have you tried accessing the site from another computer like at a library or something, it appears that the site is down or is not accessible anymore so unfortunately it does not appear there is...

Sounds like perhaps the winsocks are messed up so one thing you could try if this is a computer with Windows XP with SP2 installed, I am going to assume that this is the case.
1. Click on Start...

First of all what kind of Ethernet Controller is in the machine then perhaps we can help a little more.

ipwins.exe appears to be some kind of malware or adware so I would suggest running an AVG antispyware scan. You can download this at http://www.ewido.net/en/download/ delete anything it finds.

Generally the Ethernet Controller refers to the Network Interface Card (NIC) so you should have a cd or diskette with drivers for this. Try installing the Network Card drivers this should take care...

If you go to Tools then Mail Accounts then go to view or change account settings then, then select the account to change, then on the mail servers tab there should be a more settings or advanced...

Good stuff let me know how it works out for you :-) I know the english part heps a lot.

This is an issue with Vista. I do tech support for Vista at an outsourcing firm and MS has instructed us tell people it is their XP or W2K that is the problem but it is a Vista problem. For now you...

If you are using Outlook Express then you might want to check out Tools--> Options --> Then go to the Security Tab and make sure there is no check in the box next to "Do not allow attachments to be...

Hey there whytheheck I do telephone tech support for a computer manufacturer in the US and have found this article to be quite helpful with the problem you explained here:
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