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 | You stated, "from last 1 month I am facing an issue". be certain your unit has ample adequate air circulation. Perform a restore using a date before you started having trouble. If this doesn't cure the problem, then you might have a hardware problem with the 'mother-board'. The sure way …  |
| | [QUOTE=usoptions;962572]I get the message that C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\UMM.32UXD is missing. I have the ME disk but when I put it in nothing happens.[/QUOTE] Go to [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;69013[/url] and read about how to fix you MBR, i.e. Master Boot Record. Since you are using Windows ME, you could also try restoring your computer to … |
| | If you can, try another monitor. Could be the monitor is defective ?? Without visual, it is hard to restore the registry back to an earlier setting or do anything else with the computer. Windows stores (at least) the last four boots. You really need a monitor to watch the … |
| | The following site will give you the meaning of code 28. Scroll to code 28 and follow steps to remove and reinstall your card. [URL]http://www.usbman.com/Guides/Error%20Codes%20Explained.htm[/URL] Since you say you have previously downloaded the drivers, and if the steps explained in the site above do not work, there might be one … |
| | Since the PC does not have internet, it is unlikely (but not impossible) there is a virus. Have you tried both, using the keyboard to cut and paste, i.e. Control+X to cut and Control+V to paste as well as the icons in the tool bar ? Suggest, first, click start, …  |
| | You might try uninstalling MSN Messenger. It is possible, some of the requirements for it to run have been dropped or corrupted. After it uninstalls, restart your computer. Go to MSN and download a full fresh new version suitable for the operating system you have installed. Good Luck. |
| | I read your post. You may already know about this program, 'BelArc', but, if not, there is a software available for 'free' download that will identify "everything" in your computer, monitor, drivers, etc. etc. I use it and have verified through various spyware programs, it does not seem to be … |
| | You might try going to [URL]http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000239.htm[/URL] and read the content of that site. Also, you will find information regarding CMOS Setup at [URL]http://www.computerhope.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?s=CMOS+Setup&x=20&y=9[/URL] Suggest you go the the second site first - it contains links to other sites. Another consideration could be your Power Supply. Although probably not directly related … |
| | Try this: Unplug the power cord from new HD. Check - Verify jumper is set to slave. Leave Unplugged. Shut down computer. Wait a couple of minutes. Restart computer. Clear all Cache, Cookies and Files from Internet Explorer and empty Recycle Bin. Shut down computer. Again, wait 2 or 3 … |
| | Go to [URL]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/286810[/URL] and read about your problem. Also, read about it at; [URL]http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000664.htm[/URL] Alternate Option: Click Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools / and do a System Restore back to a previous point. This should fix your problem but highly suggest you read about it on the above 2 sites. They both have … |
| | You might try this. Restart computer into 'safe' mode. Click Start/Run and type in scandisk /all (note space between the k and the/)(DO A FULL COMPLETE SURFACE scan of the HD and covert any lost area into files). After it completes, shut down computer. Wait a couple of minutes. Restart …  |
| | Re: RunDLL errors ME Have you tried a google search about your DLL error problems? You might try this...First, back up the registry. If you have never done this, do a google search on what steps to take. Then after backup is completed, Click Start/Run and type in scanreg /fix. This will reset all … |
| | Assuming your logon is Administrator, You might take a look at C:\Documents and Settings and verify the settings are accurate for logon Administrator in all instances. Also, verify settings in All Users, Default User folder are accurate. |
| | You might go to [URL]http://www.clearallhistory.com/delete-passwords.html[/URL] maybe this will help. Also you might go to [URL]http://www.lockergnome.com/nexus/windows/2005/08/11/remove-passwords-stored-by-xp/[/URL] and give it a read. Found the sites doing a Google search... |
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| | Did you go into the Network and Dial-up Connections and setup a new connection for this computer ? Also, check your System / Device Manager for any conflict(s) which must be corrected if any exist. |
| | Just did this using XP upgrade CD - worked just fine. Works okay with 256 RAM but faster with 512. |
| | Click on Start / Run and type in scanreg /fix Windows retains copies of the registry each time the computer is started and it will reload the last good working registry. This might fix the problem. |
| | Re: folderoption Click Start / Settings / Control Panel / Folder Option / View and select your choices. If you do not see 'folder option' icon in your Control Panel, and you are using Windows ME, click on Start / Programs / Accessories / System Tools / System Restore and select a … |
| | Re: Kernel You might try this. It worked for me. Click Start / Run and type in scanreg /fix Let it scanreg run and when complete, shut down computer. Wait a couple of minutes and turn computer back on. |
| | I suggest the following: Windows ME has a restore feature you can go to and restore your computer back to a time when all was working okay. Click Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore. Chose a previous date and restore your settings. Also do following: >Insert your startup floppy disk. At the A> … |
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| | I see where your post has received -0- replies. If you still have the laptop and still have the problem, un-install ALL references to the Adobe Reader. Then go to [URL]http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html[/URL] and download and install a 'fresh' version. Good Luck. |
| | Since you say Windows XP, go to [URL]http://www.theeldergeek.com/[/URL] this site deals 100% with XP and is loaded with helpful information. |
| | See where you have -0- replies to your post. Sounds like your OS is corrupted and you might have to format the hard drive and reinstall the OS, however, if you need to have the CD to reload the software. But before you go this route and if you have … |
| | Re: Networking in 98 Noticed you never recived a reply to your post. The answer is no. You have to use a CAT5 cable with ethernet connectors on each end, one end plugs into your nic in the computer and the other into the router. |
| | Re: missing dll I was out reading various posts in the community and happened across yours. Do you still have this problem or is it fixed ? |
| | You might try this. With computer off, insert your start up disk and start the computer. It will boot and give you a screen to select start up mode, normal, safe, step by step, etc. chose the step by step and for 'each' entry, select Y for yes. Restart computer … |
| | Go to [URL]http://www.symantec.com/security_response/print_writeup.jsp?docid=2002-112217-2953-99[/URL] and read about your problem. Suggest you print the page. There are a lot of instructions you will need to follow. Also, you should go to [URL]http://vil.nai.com/vil/stinger/[/URL] and download McAfee AVERT Stinger v. 2.6.0 onto a floppy disk or CD if you do not have a floppy … |
| | Shut down to your DOS prompt. Change the A: prompt to C: At the C: prompt type 'scandisk /all' (without the ' ' marks). Yes to correct all errors it finds. You can skip the undo but do save all lost fragments as files (at least for now). You can … |
| | Sorry. I posted the following message / question in the 'introduce yourself' link. ~~~~~~~ Hello from Texas, I am new to your community but look forward to participating. >>>Question:How do I delete a .dll from c:\ ? I was having error messages with my KERNEL32.DLL (it is not .exe), so …  |
| | Hopefully you have another 'working' computer. Go to [URL]http://www.allbootdisks.com/[/URL] and download a StartUp Disk (if you don't have one). Put it in the drive and turn on the computer. If the monitor remains 'blank', then my guess would be your video card has failed and needs to be replaced. If … |
| | I had the same problem but using HPs tech advice, I un-installed the printer software using Control Panel / Add/Remove HP Printer... Turned off the printer. Unplugged it from the AC power. Turn off computer. Next, I plugged the USB cable into computer port and into printer. Plugged printer into … |
| | Hello from Texas, I am new to your community but look forward to participating. >>>Question:How do I delete a .dll from c:\ ? I was having error messages with my KERNEL32.DLL (it is not .exe), so I thought, OK, I will just go to DLL DOWNLOAD and get a fresh …  |
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