I am not a computer wizz but have had a lot of experience with computers and I really need a little help. I bought a new computer coming up a couple of years ago now and they had loaded Vista on it for me (which, after hearing all the problems with it, I didn't want). Ever since I got the computer I have had problems with specific programs not working properly and once one program stops working, it causes all the other programs to stop working. For example; if I'm on Internet Explorer, it will just come up with a message "internet explorer has stopped working" then shuts it down. I then try to access windows mail and the same thing happens. I have to restart the computer for the problem to go away but I can guarantee it will happen again once the computer is restarted, I just don't know when. It comes up with messages like 'desktop manager has stopped working' and windows host protocol has stopped working' etc. If there is something I can do, I will do it as this problem is driving me up the wall! Any help would be appreciated!
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Jump to PostOK, take a deep breath and let's look at this.
What we need first is some solid system specs (computer brand - HP perhaps?? - installed hardware - complete as possible - OS version - ie, Home Premium??). Have you installed ALL updates/service packs?? How much memory do you …
Jump to PostOk, I will try to do my best. If i miss anything out, please let me know. I have An Acer Aspire SA90. Processor: Intel (R) Celeron(R) D CPU 3.46GHz 3.48 GHz. Memory (RAM) 1.50 GB. System Type 32-bit Operating System. I run Windows Vista Home Basic and as far …
Jump to PostOK - am hitting a wall as far as tracking down more exact system specs, and don't want to drag you one way or another without a little more info. Have PM'd a couple of others who may well be able to provide fresh eyes on this, so just hold …
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