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[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_memory[/url]

Your problem could be caused by quite a few things. The first thing to try is to boot into safe mode and see if you can open control panel there. Safe mode instructions - [url]http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial61.html[/url]

Could be a chipset driver fault! What computer have you got?

Try pressing F8 before windows begins to load then select safemode with networking. Your computer will need to be wired to your router as wireless will not work.

I very much doubt it as I have never come across anyone do that successfully and I am a computer engineer. Your bios wont have support for a quad core or support for the bus speeds of a quad I suspect.

This thread dates back to 2008!

Only windows 7 is able to shrink a partition without the use of 3rd party software and this thread is in the [B]Windows NT / 2000 / XP[/B] section.

Have you tried forcing windows updates?

That sounds like a hardware fault, you will need to take it to a professional for repair I very much suspect!

You have to format a RW before you can use it!

The screen has what's known as a "dried cap". That means that 1 or more of the electrolytic can type capacitors has died. You can spot them fairly easily if you feel up to taking it apart as the tops usually dome up and/or they leak fluid. Capacitors are cheap …

I'd say you just need a new inverter!

Games put a lot of stress on laptops because of the amount of CPU time and the amount of ram that they require. As a concequence the laptop will use more electrical power and generate more heat. These are the worst conditions possible for a component that is on the …

What does this have to do with "[B][COLOR="Red"]Troubleshooting Dead Machines[/COLOR][/B]?

Emachines are poorly build rubbish. I suspect your motherboard and/or power supply is about to go. The best thing you can do is sell it before it dies completely. I have worked on many Emachines and %90 of the time they are beyond economical repair once they have stopped booting …

See if this helps - [url]http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753659.aspx[/url]

[QUOTE]The Dallas Basics and the Basic Failures The Dallas Chip is the real-time clock (RTC) — system time and date — as well as storage for console-level settings. There's arguably a basic Alpha system design fault — or at least a “it could have been done better” case — in …

Mbam it - [url]http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php[/url]

What you do is shrink the partition to the size you want it to be then create new partitions in the unused space that will then show up in disk management!

The 15 pin connector supplies video only, you will need a 3.5mm stereo jack to whatever the screen has on the back for audio (typically 3.5mm jack or 2x phono sockets).

A quick google found this - [url]http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/windows-7-ultimate-64-bit-bootmgr-is-compressed/1258a50c-083b-48e7-8ee1-a9da9470da57[/url]

Master and slave settings are for older systems that cannot use cable select. Those settings are mostly (but not exclusively) for the very old computers that use 40 conductor data cables rather than the faster 80 conductor cables.

Where did you get it from?

You need to get some hard drive diagnostics software from the manufacturer of your hard drive's website and test it out!

I tried your site with IE8 and it worked perfectly!

Where did you get the drivers you have tried from?

The 2 most common problems on that range of machine are power supply faults and blown capacitors on the motherboard. You really need a power supply tester to test the power supply with which can be bought cheaply on ebay. You also need to check all the capicators on the …

It looks to be a problem with the website rather than your computer!

Is looks like it could be down to a capacitor. Give all the caps on the card a very close inspection for signs of damage.

This gives some information about that file - [url]http://www.pcpitstop.com/libraries/process/i/EKIJ5000MUI.exe.html[/url]

Why has the genuine windows update stopped you from using a virtual machine???

After a quick google, you can use msg.exe instead of netsend.

What make are your hard drives? If one of them is a seagate you will be able to download and use seatools (google will find it). If you can do this then use it to scan the drives for errors. You may also be able to use it to write …

I suspect it's overheating. There is a pad between the CPU and the heatsink. It might be worth putting some heat transfer paste between the 2 to aid thermal conductivity. Also, make sure you give it a good dust out too!

What version of windows are you trying to install on it? XP SP2 or earlier cannot read a sata hard drive!

Have you run a full malware scan on them? If so, with what?

Is your modem/router set to dhcp or static ip?

You need to test the speed of your internet connection. Google for broardband speed test then post the resutls from several testers.

One thing tho. Laptop internal screens are NOT hot swappable. Connecting the internal screen to a running laptop can do damage! The external connector to a screen has protective diodes and capacitors, the internal connector doesn't.

[b][u][color="red"]this thread is 3 years old!!![/color][/u][/b]

Optical drives don't last forever. It's time for a new one I'd say!

Restart it and keep pressing F8 until you get a different screen then select safe mode and see if it will start!

You would be far beter off connecting the printer to the network rather than connecting it to 1 PC then sharing it out. Network printing, once configured correctly, is much more reliable. Buying a network cable for it would be a worth while investment!

To do that you would need disk imaging software which generally isn't free.

This is not a new thread. You did not start it so it is not for your problem! You need to start your own thread, not hijack someone elses one!

Blue ray rip is [B][COLOR="Red"]PIRACY[/COLOR][/B]. We cannot assist you with breaking the law!

Have you tried to use manage to format it?

The answer is in it's technical specs. [QUOTE]DVI Max Resolution : 2560x1600[/QUOTE] Here is a descriptoin of what 1080p actually is - [url]http://hometheater.about.com/od/hometheaterglossary/g/upscalingdef.htm[/url]

In short, no you can't. You can use them both to output to multiple monitors depending on what windows version you have but will not be able to get a performance boost from them. To crossfire graphics cards they must be either identical or atleast have an identical chipset. Even …

You haven't said what version of windows you have or what causes that error to appear. We can only work with the information you give us!