Posts by caperjack

had a quick look and all or most of the files in the report are system files ,and giving that your ram scan showed problems i suggest trying to trouble shoot the ram ,
lets see how many ram modules are in you computer using speecy program .

Lets find out what you have inside.

Use Speccy to provide details of your computer's configuration.

Download, http://209.62.107.107/speccy/download/standard  , install, and run.
After Speccy has finished gathering information, click File > Publish Snapshot.
Click Yes. A web address will be displayed.
Click Copy to Clipboard and paste it in your next post.
Include your computer's manufacturer and model number, if available.

hi, first minidump is a windows function ,it save info about the bsod to a minidump file for evaulation ,bluescreen viewer will read the dump and give you a log of past bsod's Ram is a major cause of bsod's .if you computer has more than one stick of ram you can troubleshoot by running one stick at a time and run the memtest ,this should help find the bad stick .you could use bluescreen view to help with showing the conteny of your saved minidump files .

If you follow these directions you should end up with a few BSOD events recorded and a place for us to start looking -

Please download BlueScreenView http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html (in zip file)•Extract (right-click > Extract all) the contents of bluescreenview.zip.

•Double-click on the BlueScreenView.exe file, to run the program. (No installation is required.)

•When scanning is done (usually complete by the time the interface appears), go ...

•Edit > Select All

•File > Save Selected Items, and save the report to your Desktop as BSOD.txt.

•Close the BlueScreenView window... ... ...

•Open BSOD.txt using Notepad and go ... .... ..

•Edit > Select All

•Edit > Copy, and then paste the entire contents of the text file into your next reply.

interesting ,thanks for reporting back with that info ,good luck

system recovery

that should be system restore to a saved point , as a system recovery would /could cause one to lose all personal data they have saved

perhaps the FN key is stuckin

when hitting f8 to get to select safe mode ,did you try clicking on the repair win7 option should be to of the list

i have a belkin wireless G plus pre "n" mimo ,and when i enter its setup there is an option for me to set it up as a access point .

info on how to access the belkin and set up security on it
http://www.belkin.com/support/article/?lid=en&pid=F5D8232-4&aid=10177&scid=221

zxor2 this is a 6 yr old thread ,long gone im sure

to use it, it will have to be wired [using cat5 network cable ]to your sky modem,then move it as close as possible tou your room , and setup as access point on the computer the sky modem is setup on

Belkin 2.4GHz 802.11g wireless AP

Dell Studio, PP39L

backup all you persional data.music /pictures/. and reinstall windows, easiest and quickest fix

had a A100 once that did that ,a can of compressed air to clean the dust build up on the heatsinc and fan worked everytime

weird ,you should be able to simply right click and do a copy /paste .
try doing a checkdisk on the drive ,right click the drives icon in mycomputer and go to tools and setup the check disk there

so did you try removing the power like i suggested in my last post ???????????????????????

so my other question in my last post ,you didn't answer it ,how are you accessing the drive ,what do you have it hooked up to ??????????????

if it a chrashed drive ,how are accessing the files ,can you drag and drop the file to a hardrive or ThumbDrive berhaps

good old Hijackthis ,my favorite app ,still being used to to stop programs from running ,had it not be sold a few yrs ago to trend micro it would likely still be used to find malisious software as wll .

first post says they tried f8 and it didn't work , i would try removing the power source from the computer /hold in the power button for about 1 minute to drain all power from the tower [if it a laptop remove power cord and battery ] plug it back in see if any changes

http://www.google.ca/search?q=remove+thurmal+past+from+cpu+&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

past can be bought at local computer store

to much past is as bad as not enough,nice even thin coard is best cpu can overheat with no past on them overclocked or not

Also 2 of my googlemail accounts were tried to be gained access too, by intruders,

my question is how do you know this ,and how do you get a game on your email accct

did you clean off old compund and install new heatsinc compund before reasemble

http://www.google.ca/search?q=Reformatting+my+Computer+with+Windows+7+Ultimate&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=rcs

good for you, great job ,most or at least a lot of bsod errors are ram related

registry clutter as you call it ,it not the worry the makers of registry cleaners like you to believe it is, most cause more problems than they fix

Hi
Can you please give us a little more information
If you follow these directions you should end up with a few BSOD events recorded and a place for us to start looking -

Please download BlueScreenView http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html (in zip file)•Extract (right-click > Extract all) the contents of bluescreenview.zip.

•Double-click on the BlueScreenView.exe file, to run the program. (No installation is required.)

•When scanning is done (usually complete by the time the interface appears), go ...

•Edit > Select All

•File > Save Selected Items, and save the report to your Desktop as BSOD.txt.

•Close the BlueScreenView window... ... ...

•Open BSOD.txt using Notepad and go ... .... ..

•Edit > Select All

•Edit > Copy, and then paste the entire contents of the text file into your next reply.

the service Bonjour is for I-Tunes ,and is only install after/when you install itunes ,so it will not be a fix for people who don't use/have itunes

Use Speccy to provide details of your computer's configuration.get the mothervoard model number ans do google search to fing cpu info

Download, http://209.62.107.107/speccy/download/standard  , install, and run.
After Speccy has finished gathering information, click File > Publish Snapshot.
Click Yes. A web address will be displayed.
Click Copy to Clipboard and paste it in your next post.
Include your computer's manufacturer and model number, if available.

this is a start ,to adding a dictonary to ms word ,not sure if it will offer full result ,still checking it out ,
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322198

Try searching Google with the terms 'USB Audit'! I did and found 'DeviceLock PnP Auditor' a free utility. On running it I got a report of all the USB devices I have used!

i tried it and it said found no network ,never detected any usb device i used ,i musthave missed something

Blue screens are usually caused by a driver conflict ,but can be cause by many different things software and hardware ,like bad video card ,bad ram ,ect ect

Can you please give us a little more information
If you follow these directions you should end up with a few BSOD events recorded and a place for us to start looking -

Please download BlueScreenView http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html(in zip file)•Extract (right-click > Extract all) the contents of bluescreenview.zip.

•Double-click on the BlueScreenView.exe file, to run the program. (No installation is required.)

•When scanning is done (usually complete by the time the interface appears), go ...

•Edit > Select All

•File > Save Selected Items, and save the report to your Desktop as BSOD.txt.

•Close the BlueScreenView window... ... ...

•Open BSOD.txt using Notepad and go ... .... ..

•Edit > Select All

•Edit > Copy, and then paste the entire contents of the text file into your next reply.

hard drives fail , .and it sounds like you may have bit the dust .
did you try plugging it into another computer to see how it acts

hitting f8 on bootup and try safe mode ,see if keyboard functions ,

but are you sure that there is no problem with battery and charging IC

yeah. you battery is toast ,iam positive of that ,

actually i have no way of knowing what your problem is ,had to tell from a distance

so they could spread there signature links of course

yo ucouls use a multiMeterr t ochek and see if power adapter is working ,if you dona't have a multimeter you could take your power adapter to a repair shope and have them check to see if its putting power to the TIP

as fo the ram ,if the clips that hold in are boken you could fold a pice of Cerial Box type paper to fill the gap and put the lid back on ,not sure why you took it apart to look attthe ram ,most laptops have a cover on the bottom to view ,remove the ram ,what is the exact model of you Vaio

vaio laptop

2 signature link spammers bantering back and forth .lol
why would some ask what is thin client ,and hav a link to a India web site about thin client .

if you bought all that hardware new trying to fix a old P4 ,you should have jsut bought a new computer ,would have been money better spent .
my opinion is the motherboard has died ,but that just anopinion from a distance ,hard to tell with out actually looking at it in person

a google search of programs to same
http://www.google.ca/search?q=Installer+Builder+for+Windows&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

this is not the program i use to use ,but a quick read sy=ugges to me that it does the same thing
http://www.indigorose.com/products/setup-factory/

software that requires alot of steps to get it installed

years ago i use to make a cd with say 5 or 6 different program i want on one disk and had a free program to create the install and it worked great, but i cant for the life of me remeber the name of the program ,im sure if i looked hard i could probley find the last disk i made

Not sure where to start

HP tech support would be my first place to look .but i have seen it before and i think is is caused by something inside that is dirty ,what happens is the tower dust kind of spills onto parts inside where the paper slides out ,i see it at work with the photo copier towner

Hp Laserjet 3030 tech support site

http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Printers-LaserJet/bd-p/bsc-413

oh yeah, the hard drive is usually the easiest thing to remove from a laptop , 1or2 screws to remove the cover and a couple more to remove the drive ,

load the program.its free , and run it to look for deleted files ,if it finds it you will save thousands of dollars ,if it doesn't find it ,then you will pay some company the big dollars to find it for you ,if the file isn't that important and worth a few hundred dollars to a thousand or more even ,then you will have to just recreate it .

check this companys brief price list .
http://www.cdrdatarecovery.com/pricing.htm

still under guarantee ,take it back

only a guess ,but yes if it pinched it enough to bake the wire inside

remove the battery and power cord ,hold the powerbutton in for about a minute ,reinstall and try booting

is ther a dvd or cd in the drive ,if so remove the disk
also try hitting f8 on bootup and run boot diagonistic ,if no go try safe mode

check event viewr to see what it list for errors .

also do you have any tasks scheduled ,if so try removing them ,reboot and see if the rror is still there ,put the tasks back if it makes no difference

have you tried doing chkdsk /f
i guess a reinstall is the only fix people have found to work .
http://www.w7forums.com/use-chkdsk-check-disk-t448.html

hi,this a common problem with rather old beast ,instead of roll back drivers ,try getting the latest video drivers from the makers website ,also try and get more ram for it as 512 is not alot.the make and model would have been good info to add to you post .

The fact that its a gift matters not ,as even Gifted computers fail ,pun intended

the usb keyboard and mouse would not use the same drivers as the laptops keyboard and mouse ,the touchpad at at least ,,so the fack the usb ones work means nothing ,
the laptop used a Elantech driver ,check Dell and download drivers and reinstall
to be sure .check input section for touchpad driver ,
http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/ca/en/cadhs1