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Do you mean that you can't go to the bottom left hand corner to bring uop the START menu and click RUN and type EXPLORER.EXE? If there is anything yiou can do, like run Internet Explorer to bring down anti-malwarebytes and scan your system for a trojan then: 1. Can …

Did this happen suddenly? if so, what's changed or been added? In Safe Mode you should be using the VGA BIOS in the Radeon and you could probably sort it out from there.

yeah - I'd have advised you that 2nd Level cache of 6MB is about right for Vista x64. I would always go for the Intel processor range. I trust it better since AMD is the catch-uop company that sees Intel as the big bad guy.

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The "by the book" method is to set policies that do not allow developers to receive "silent automatic updates" unless they have been centrally orchestrated by your QA. Your QA or someone would have a development lab isolated from your real development environment. They would test an update against a …

Also, remember that 1 GB graphics card will top slice 1GB from your usable RAM. This, in turn, might (probably would) increase paging/swapping with noticeable lag on games that demand a high frame rate. IMHO, 1GB cards should be used in an 8GB system RAM envuironment under 64 bit Windows.

Did your C++ program perform any low level function, overwriting an unfortunate disk sector?

So, reigningscorpio is recommending that we advise in such cases: [I]On an even date, leave the PC for three days then try turning it on again. On an odd date, do likewise but for two days. Should work then.[/I] LOL.

[QUOTE=jacwat;951217]Hi I wonder if anyone can help. I have a Dell Inspiron 7500....I bought this cheaply recently on EBAY .... [COLOR="Red"]There is a faint wavery line running down the centre of the screen[/COLOR] when it’s on and wonder if this is to do with the screen or the graphics? Regards, …

You may need to restore your Master Boot Record whcih has got corrupted. It could be deeper damage on your HDD but that's the atart point. Did you search the forum for info as this has happened to others and the solutions won't be very doifferent from what I've suggest …

I hope someone will provide more detailed advice but I'll certainly help you think this through. You haven't said much about the type of encoding you do, the degree of compression you require, what's being re-coded if anything. So my offered advice is generic. I've also assumed that your video …

Generally if you can boot at all into Safe mode, the main system is fine. If sound doesn't work then it's often a drivers issue or conflict with something else you've installed. Safe mode only boot is a clue to this. You don't say what happens when you try to …

Also the the graphics card (Radeon - if that's what it is) may not have an XP driver. That's a probem reported elsewhere on Daniweb, as I recall. Go to the ATI website & check whether or not there is a an XP driver for that particular subsystem. If not, …

If you have a folder on, say an F: drive called "HDDRecovery", then when you press F8 on booting as the Toshiba screen is displayed, [I]then the [I]Advanced Boot Options[/I] menu should appear. The Repair your computer[/I] option should then be able to use the recovery folder. As you haven't …

Hasn't the OP been banned?

If you can ever log on, then your router and network card settings aren't likely to be wrong. But by all means post your IPCONFIG settings when it doesn't work and again when it does work. Usual reasons is dodgy wired connexion to the router or poor wireless strength. But …

[url]http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/monfaq.htm[/url] Read this lot! Should do the business.

Not just probably. Definitely and those problems are not user fixable. There is an outside chance that there's a ribbon cable kink/issue that can be sorted by a repair shop - but not usually by a user.

Have you tried the steps given here: [url]http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/139/1/How-to-create-a-System-Restore-point-in-Windows-Vista.html[/url]

Except for one detail, kaninelupus has offered sound advice. The difference is not to bother with the "last resort" warning. If an application can't be removed by system provided tools, just delete the app folder, clean the registry and reboot. No messing about.

When the old PSU went to Ludwig it could have glitched parts of the motherboard or RAM or the Video card. We don't know anything about your configutration (including the power capacity of your old & new PSU) and the attached devices such as the graphics card. It could also …

Does this happen on another PC? Is your BIOS setting foe USB = Legacy? If so try turning that off on Boot into BIOS settings.

Does this help? [url]http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/disable-security-center-popup-notifications-in-windows-vista/[/url]

What utility did you use to create the MBR on the new drive? And in case I'm chasing nothing with the above question, have you shorted the CMOS and set the real BIOS into default state ("real BIOS" as distinct from code that is bootsrapped in)?

Did you google "mouse causing 100% cpu usage xp" There's stacks of stuff there for you to get sorted.

Because the entry is in the RUNONCE section of the regustry, it will run on reboot. If you have restored your system to factory, then this is likely to be a kosher RUNONCE from HP (a reminder I believe to backup your system). If it's there after normal operations. it's …

Have alook at this: [url]http://forums.whatthetech.com/Google_redirect_browser_problems_t105621.html[/url] It's lomng and complex because this is a particularly nasty trojan and damage to your system files may already have occurred. You can see what it's done to Google. Normally a combination of HJT and Anti-Malwarebytes sorts this kind of thing out. You might try …

All Intel CPUs since 2007 are 64 bit. Since he's just ordered his Dell desktop, the CPU will be at least dual core and will be 64 bit. The 64 bit OS works faster than its 32 bit counterpart. 32 bit apps will not run any faster in a 64 …

Rik's answer is perfect.

The Beta will autodestruct on a certain date. i.e. stop working. On present M$ plans, you have to set everything up again. I wouldn't bother with the beta for that reason.

The foregoing advice you've received is wholly sound. Downgrading is your last option provided you are sure drivers are available.

Even the ATI site doesn't have an XP driver for this graphics device. My earnest advice is to revert to the factory installed Vista. Everything that works on XP works on Vista (at least so I've found). Otherwise you may find yourself well up sh*t creek nix paddle. Sorry.

Install Internet Explorer 7 or 8. Press the little blank square to the right of the labelled tab above your window and a new window will open.

You didn't explain what the objection is to the O2 supplied modem. It might help in understanding your need better.

[url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060[/url] Any use?

Possible fix is to disconnect the current lease on your embarq modem by turning it off for 10 minutes or whatever timeout period you think is enough (certainly some minutes). When you tuen the embarq modem back on, connected directly to the PC, it MIGHT obtain the lease. I offer …

Make sure the big guy on the subway is a Scientologist.

What computer port does the modem cable go into? USB? Ethernet? If USB there could be a BIOS fix you need to do or a driver update.

Can we be clear: 1/ The terminator 2 sound track played OK on the same system just recently? 2/ The DVD movie is the same region designation as that in your DVD player? 3/ The DVD movie is an original, not one copied by DVD-Cloner (which has audio issues)?

... or see my famous post of [B]4th September [COLOR="Red"]2007[/COLOR][/B] in the Virus/Spyware forum! (I think it was the 4th).

You buy a cheap switch that you can attach also to a router port for the internet. This switc will act as a LAN to the PCs and printer(s) connected to it. You would let Control Panel/Printers discover your network printer and the driver will need to be installed on …

Scan for malware as per the Virus/Spyware forum section.

I'll try to answer your questions! 1/ Anything with *32 is running as a 32 bit process in x86 mode. Nothing to worry about. It's correctly reported and I have this on my 64 bit XP system. 2/ To unregister a DLL use the /U paramater as at: [url]http://www.xp-vista.com/other/how-to-unregister-dll-files[/url] You …

On the PC to which you have access, download msvcp60.dll. Perhaps try the download from here (at your risk, I'm afraid). [url]http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcp60[/url] Put the file onto a memory stick. Then boot the affected PC into Command Mode. This is done by pressing F8 a few times when you turn on …

I wouldn't install WIN 7 RC just now. In August 2010 you'll have to scrap it, buy the released version and set all your applications up again. Of course when WIN 7 is properly released you'd have to set everything up again anyway. So why do it twice (if at …

From this distance, I buy the dry joint or similar theory - the connexion expanding on heat up.

usual way of getting TCP/IP into a state of grace is to go to your network card in Network Connections, Properties/General --> Internet Protocl (TCP/IP) and click Install to re-install. Let us know how you get on.

This usually happens if you normally have a second screen attached. When you run on single screen, sometimes Windows still "thinks" it's got an extended monitor. If that's the case, then setting your system to single monitor would solve this. Or even a third monitor and you're using 2 for …

In any case look at the Spyware/Virus forum and take the actions suggested there and post the results there, please.

I also couldn't see anything suspicious in your HJT file. I get this from time to time. I hit the refresh key and the site appears. I've not investigated the glitch but it's one of two things, I reckon: 1. Cable broadband glitch 2. Powerline glitch into router Maybe that's …