I rebuild it.

Maybe something has changed try a system restore if all else fails.

Is this on the server or local to your pc?

Take out drive put it in another machine and see if it will boot.

If not your could try recover my files, google it.

Backup exec from symantec?

Hmm not sure if it's easy for windows. Linux would be another matter as I'm sure you already know.

The best I could come up with was using...

dir SL2007Ext*

to list all the directories.
...

I think it is one of two possible problems.


Either it is a virus
Or the cpu is overheating

Seriously, if you are using a big microsoft products i.e, office, outlook, autocad etc, just fire them off from the msi installers and call the relevant switches.

It really is that simple.

This forum should be easy.
control panel > edit option > disable intellitext

For other you may need to disable javascript. But that may have bad affect on navigation.

I'd be tempted to reformat it.

Not that I know of. But I could be wrong.

The "start" keyword is the answer to your problem. That should spawn two processes at the same time.

http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=34&threadid=2094454&enterthread=y

Maybe you could create a .bat file which spawns the two programs one after the other?

system restore then a through virus and spyware check perhaps?

reformat it.

Could be any number of problems. Most likely, the shutting down of your monitor is due to the shutting down of the pc. So your monitor should be fine.

Why your pc is shutting down could be...

You need the office xp cd. If you are just talking about office files, you can just save those files to usb or cd.

The actual office program you need a cd.

Nope unless you have access to the source, then you can recompile it to create two instances of itself.

Nope, there is no easy way apart from locking your room.

ctrl+alt+del

or hold down the power button for five seconds.

Do a system restore, or type that into google and download it?

This doesn't sound like malware, because after a reformat that should have got rid of it, if any malware was there. It could be an issue with over heating.

As a failsafe the system shuts itself...

i can barely see that?

Try a system restore.

if you can save all current work and go for a system restore.

is it netuse

Does it work with other cds?

Perhaps something got corrupted. A reformat would probably cure it.

Maybe, by accident you have installed the wrong version of the msi installer.

Btw that message is from

start > run > "msiexec"

Call the I.T helpdesk!

Reformat. It's the easiest, I mean as long as the critical files are safe and sound I don't see any reason not to.

When you say under the recycle bin, do you mean they are the recycle bin icon.

In xp, if you right click on the icon there is an option to restore default icon. Does such a thing exist in 2000?

I mean, I could code something with the windows API to recurse through your directories and do exactly what you want but it's a little more effort.

Ok

hmmm, I couldn't actually think of a way to do that with batch files.

The best I could come up with was:-


xcopy /s c:\stuff\*.txt c:\tempFolder


Which would copy all the .txt files from...

yes, use quotes

try a system restore.

I could program that. Gimme tens minutes and I'll zip up a file for you.

Hi sheila it's a shame you can't do a restore. (Do you have administrator privileges?)
Can you try installing a different web browser, and tell me if you still get the same problems.
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Hi Sheila when did you notice this happening.

Is it possible to do a system restore to an earlier time?

accessories > system tools > system restore.