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Possible virus? Start Here: [url]http://www.file.net/process/service.exe.html[/url]

Try the installer cleanup utility: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301[/url]

I would think you'd get an error message if the HD is dead. Check the video cable for a good connection. What's the make and model of this machine? Do you have a restore or install disk? What's the OS?

Sure sounds like Spyware. Post a hijack this log in the Spyware forum.

Disconnect the monitor from the computer and carefully re-connect it. It's possible you need to buy a graphics card. Have you checked for Dust/dirt?

Too many problems to mess with, especially the loose CPU clip. Get a new computer. Removing the data and transferring is very simple with the right adapters: [url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2477926&CatId=470[/url] (USB/IDE/SATA adapter)

"I got his error and i couldn't unistall a software:" This doesn't tell us much. When do you get the error? What has uninstalling got to do with it?

Your computer is trying to boot from a network, and not finding it. You can try changing the boot order in the BIOS, but a typical cause is Hard Drive death. The network boot is one of the boot options, and the BIOS may be searching all the alternatives due …

Random restarts always make me think of heat and power issues (4 Fans? Why?) The fact that you've been tinkering and don't have much experience suggests you should carefully check all your work. Re-seat everything. Ramjo has a good question:What happens when you disconnect this drive?

We need to know what process is using all the memory. In Task Manager, click on the memory column and the highest numbers will show at the top. Identify the process(es) and go from there. Ending that process should free up the memory it's using. Google "Nero memory leak" and …

He doesn't seem to be talking about Program Files. He mentions a folder called "C:/Program". What is in this folder? Where did it come from? If you created it, I see no problem with renaming it.

There's no question in here. (Also, no punctuation, no caps, third grade spelling). I'm going to guess that you want to use the move command.

Why is this posted? When you quote from another site it's customary to give credit.

If the log files have been properly configured, you should be able to find the info: [url]http://thesource.ofallevil.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/b344f84e-bc77-4019-859c-9d483bc85c77.mspx?mfr=true[/url] See also: [url]http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid43_gci1126458,00.html[/url] I've made a zillion mistakes, and this is one of them, so I'd assume this was my own error. If not, it seems to me you need to make some …

This is likely to be some other problem. Run defrag and chkdsk. Check for adequate disk space. Check Event viewer as well-look for disk errors.

Each of these messages refers to a startup entry that was improperly removed. System restore may be the easiest way to resolve this. Startup Cop may be useful: [url]http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,2173,00.asp[/url]

See this page for Dell's XP offers: [url]http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/winxp_inspn?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&redirect=1[/url]

I've had very good luck with OphCrack: [url]http://elliottback.com/wp/archives/2006/04/26/cracking-windows-passwords-with-ophcrack-and-rainbow-tables/[/url]

See this article: [url]http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Windows-Update-Catalog.html[/url]

Be more specific:When does this error happen? This is a common error and has many causes. A "salutation" is a greeting. You probably mean "solution".

What XP disk are you using? Is it supplied by HP? Why not just clone the old drive? It's possible the CD is damaged or dirty-try cleaning it.

This could be a bad drive or bad media. You could try reinstalling Nero, and check the Nero site for updates.

Logic suggests that this is a problem with the network, not the three different laptops that work fine on other networks. Run your router setup again from scratch, including the wireless setup. I understand what you're saying about security, but it's quite risky to run without firewall or wireless security, …

If you can't use recovery console, I'd boot to Linux and try to edit the boot loader or boot.ini This may help: [url]http://www.geocities.com/epark/linux/grub-w2k-HOWTO.html[/url]

Look in Control Panel/Admin Tools/Event viewer for System or application errors. Chkdsk and defrag may help. Are your virus definitions and anti spyware apps to date and scanning?

See the first section of this page: [url]http://www.softpanorama.org/Windows/startup_and_shutdown.shtml[/url] Read the rest if you want to know more. Post with more specific questions, including computer specs if you need more help.

If you're an administrator, open Control Panel/User Accounts and delete that account. You should be asked if you want to retain that user's files. Say "No".

That may be a recovery or other critical partition. Don't delete it until you know what it is.

What is the OS? See this MS KB article: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q269/0/75.ASP[/url]

What kind of computer is this? It's not clear to me that this machine will boot at all. Can you get into XP? Are there any error messages or past problems? One guess would be a power supply problem.

Open Control Panel/Admin Tools/Event viewer. Look for red marks under System and application, let us know what they are if any. Start in Safe mode and see if the problem persists. Remove any CDs/DVDs or USB devices and see if that makes a difference. Can you tell where the noise …

You should be able to find a replacement battery with Google. Try here, for instance: [url]http://www.sparepartswarehouse.com/[/url] "Operating system not found" means the HD has not been properly initialized. Do you get this error with the battery removed? This could be a HD problem, or a lack of sufficient power at …

I didn't find anything on this after a brief search. How about a System Restore?

Let's see what's actually going on. Right-click MY Computer/Manage/Disk Management. This shows your disk and what's installed. What are the partitions and disks shown, and their description? Which is the System Disk? Is there more than one? At boot, is the system giving you a choice between two versions of …

Open Task Manager/Processes Click the CPU column to see what processes are using the most resources. Same with the memory column. Have you installed all the Windows updates?

It sounds as though this program has modified or blocked your email program. One suggested fix is here: [url]http://www.iolo.com/customercare/search.aspx[/url] Frankly, any program that behaves this way should be immediately be uninstalled.

That takes me back to the days when we rebooted to DOS for the same reason. This can be done, and it's explained here: [url]http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/xpprofiles.htm[/url] Read it carefully, as there's a lot involved. You might be better off just disabling a few services and adding max memory to your computer.

Is this Vista? I don't think you can uninstall it from Vista. What are the computer specs, esp. graphics card and memory.

It's hard to tell what atl7.dll is-some report it as spyware, some say it's Music Match. The real problem may be CCApp, which is part of Norton. See here: [url]http://www.virtu-software.com/ask-doug/QandA.asp?q=61[/url] I like what this guy says, as I really, really detest Norton products. You might want to uninstall Norton and …

You need to start by addressing the overheating issue. Check your fan, case and heatsink for dust and proper operation. Install a case fan, if necessary. Reseat your memory and cards while you're at it. I'd rather get on with my game also, but some problems just can't be ignored.:)

What memory are you using? Your system requires PC 4200 DDR2 533 Mhz, and the modules must be the same size and clock speed.

Uninstall the GOOGLE toolbar. Run Ad Aware and Spybot.

What's the obsession with RAID? I assume you're talking about RAID 1 or RAID 0. Check out this article and do a little more research before tackling this project: Why RAID Is (Usually) a Terrible Idea [url]http://www.pugetsystems.com/articles.php?id=29[/url]

I know there are laptops with dual HDs, but are you sure this isn't one drive with two partitions? You can tell by looking in Disk Management (Right-click My Computer/Manage/Disk Management. I don't think duplicating the info would help in searching; there would be twice as much info to search, …

This could be a power supply problem, but it seems more likely to me that the system files you mentioned are at fault. Try the Repair Option: (Skip the Recovery Console) [url]http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm[/url]

Does your laptop have a wireless card? What model is it? Be sure the Wireless Zero Service is started. [url]http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb878124.aspx[/url]

This sounds like a bad disk. Try running chkdsk /r from recovery console, or install the disk in another computer and try chkdsk. The file you want is the outlook.pst file associated with your profile.

You need a big, fast server. There are many sites that offer video hosting and you'd be much better off outsourcing this project, which can be very expensive and time consuming. Google "Video server host" or something similar to find some offers.

What is your OS? Do you have a router? What make and model is your computer? You should be able to configure this connection manually-no CD is really needed. Try the internet connection wizard in Network Settings.

Double check your user name and password. This advice may help: Go to Site manager>(Right click on your ftp host and click on) Properties>Click on "Type" tab>Find "Data connection type:" and change "Use global settings" to "Use PORT". From: [url]http://forums.globalscape.com/tm.aspx?m=7705[/url]