Posts by caperjack

hope it fixes the problem, good luck

hi, never used the program actually never heard of it ,but if its on you 2 computers you must have put it there ,
if it were me i would go to there website on the computer thats not working and download it and reinstall it.
http://www.xmarks.com/

malvare bytes quick scan did not found malvare

run the full scan ,for bes results

try running this program to scan and clean the computer
Click Here

recently i have installed oracle 11g and internet download manager.

so are these programs you bought ,or programs free from shady download sites .

also did the slow boot start after the install of thes programs ,if so uninstall them

Net/G Wan 300Mb(N) Wl Dual Band Router. All-in-one—High Speed ADSL2+ Modem (built-in) and WAN Gigabit Ethernet port for cable/fiber.

that info is very generic and could belong to a lot of different models of NetGears routers ,you will need the model # from the router to be exact

there shoud be a model number on the little tag on the bottom or back of the router ,there is nothing in your post that will lead us to your exact router

there is no magic solution ,you just need tomake sure you are creating the install dvd properly ,using iso burning software and a dvd-r disk for best results .if you don't have iso burning software this one will do .
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you need to burn the iso with iso burning software or win7 and win8 have built in iso burning ,if you have win7 or 8 just right clicvk on the iso file and choose burn to disk ,better to use dvd-r than dvd-rw disks ,

i choose brows from the hard disk

what are brows

hi, did you use a iso burning software to burn the iso to the disk ,or did you just copy burn the iso file to the disk

this means wndows is only seeing the serial cable ,and not the mouse ,what happens when you plug the mouse directly into the Serial port with out the cable

mouse is a "modem" it says however i disconnected the mouse and left the serial cable for it plugged in and comtest still said it was a modem! but the mouse was not attached!!!

just because i think it so large, and more prone to errors,like the ones you aregetting ,and use the right click when you drag and drop to give choice of copy or move ,I always use copy in case something goes wrong in the move you still ahve the orignal ,

The total size of the transfer is about 300gb

i suggest moving files in smaller sizes ,about 50 gig at a time ,just using drag and drop ,go to this location of the music files on the computer assuming you keep them in the default location .
C:\Users\username\Music

Or maybe I m right

in your case im sure you are right, but just because one survived dosn't mean they all will ,wash your a few dozen more time and see how it makes out .lol

maybe you were just luckie

Comodo is not free , and yes mse is good free antivirus ,as i suggested in my last post

in our house we use microsoft security essencials,for antivirus ,amd spywareblaster for url filtering with great success

just wondering what MRy was/is

building you nas storage[box] computer would not be that costly, first site built a 13tb one for 2500.00 alot but ,but a 1 oe 2 tb drive in a half decent computer will work just fine ,i have a dell complex 745,i paid 80.00 cdn for it , and one of the suggestion from the site i bought the tower on was to use a nas box ,

lots of info on line .
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don't have a cooling fan to suggest ,but i will suggest can of compressed ait ,to keep you cpu cooling fan and heatsinc clear of dust ,doesn't take much dust to cause heat buildup

try rouge killer if ,malwearebytes or superantivirus will not run .pick your bit 32 or 64
http://tigzy.geekstogo.com/roguekiller.php

does you computer have 5.1 sound card/device to play all speakers at once ., what is the make and model# of the computer

try right click on the command icon and choose run as admin , and try, help

are you finding those settings you list by going into the router settings ,this way
When connected open your web browser (e.g. Internet explorer, Chrome or Firefox) and type 192.168.1.254 in the address bar and press enter.
if yes ,then i think it may be that you cand make the correct settings on the router you bought ,

my first link has a list of all window versions

hi, did you enter the router setup and make the manual seeting as suggested in the link you provided us ,instruction on how to get to the routers setup are also in the link ,see below

Router settings
If you are using your own equipment rather than one supplied by Sure you will need to use the below router settings to set up your broadband. Please refer to your individual router manual for the connection process:

ATM SettingsVPI 0 VCI 38
EncapsulationPPPOA / VC / VCMux
AuthenticationCHAP
Primary DNS88.81.151.130
Secondary DNS46.31.200.20

i would guess there are to many to list , this site in the link says there are 280 of them ,and it would be a different number with each version of windows
another good site

try searching with the full model number on the bottom of the laptop ,
should look something like this .
dv9930US (FE779UA)

Why ?

because snakes have no armpits

not sure ,but you don't need to use/worry about dual lan support to setup the network between the 3 computer ,they can be wired to touter or if router is wireless they can be connected wireless also

no you only need to hook one cable to each computer ,and win 7 and win8 will work fine together .
this looks like a good place to start good luck

from the site in your link .I love finding typo's ,because it makes me feel not alone .lol

"might us well you could buy a new computer."
should be might as well ,not "us well "

and it helps[makes networking easier ] if they all have the same OS ,you didn't mention what OS's they all run on

my first link is actuall a sort of tutorial[all be it not a good one ] on how to take it apart ,it gives instruction and makrkes some screws and whre to start taking it apart ,just remember if its seems hard to pry apart ,that usually means there is still a screw holding it

i don't even know where to start

www.google.com would be good place to start

Regarding Astra32 it's a good tool for simply telling you what devices you have on your machine

ok will give it a try
Speecy[from the makers of Ccleaner ] is a good tool for that too .

just an opinion ,stay away from driver finder software,no need to use them ,my opinion !!! ,you usually get more the driver you are looking fo ,

yeah I use to be like that too, now I tackle a few every now and then ,most of the one I take totally apart were broken laptop that people didn't want and gave them to me,so iused them for practise , I use a plastic tray with small compartments ,maked as to what part of the laptop the screw/small part came from ,usuallt works out ox ,the worst theng you can do is brake a plastic part ,ouch!
I always watch on line videos for taking them apart .

open Internet explorer , go to tools ,internet options /advanced and check off ,reset ,and restore advanced settings .this I have seen fix problems similar to yours .

most maybe even all laptops/netbooks have a button or a key to turn the keypad on and off aybe it got turnrd off . buttons are usually found on the front ,just below the touchpad and the hey is usuall FN+7,that's what it is on my full size acer aspire

nope I was meaning the one at the bottom this one
http://repair4laptop.org/wiki/File:Asus_pro_61s_laptop_take_apart_guide_8.jpeg

if I leave the battery on all the time and keep the laptop plugged in the battery eventually wears out

yes that is normal as a battery needs to be used ans then recharged for best life ,just charging it and leaving it un-use plugged in the laptop it will eventually be of little use, all battery will weventually die no matter whay way you use them as is the case with 9 cell battery from your dell ,same happens to people who have a 2 phone set of portable phones in there home,and only use the one phone with the other plugged in and unused ,battery goes dead and they go to the place they purchased the phone and say BUT I never used it hardly,it shouldn't be dead!
good luck with your batterys ,

no file missing ,the bios clock working is done before any operating system loads .
in the link below you can see the battery in the last picture on the right ,its the gold/yellow coloard cyrcle think on the right of the picture ,it also looks like the laptop has to be taken fully apart to get at it ,it need to be changed or you need to have a good laptop battery in the laptop all the time ,as long as there is power to the laptop the bios clock will keep its time .
http://repair4laptop.org/wiki/Free_Take_Apart_Guide_for_the_ASUS_Pro_61S_Laptop

hi like tower computer ,laptops have whats called a bios battery in them ,its in under the bottom somewhere ,some are hard to get at some of the newer laptos are easy to get at ,either way it needs to be changed ,
whats the make and model # of the laptop ,maybe we can help point you in the right direction

check the time zone, time and date setting of the computer

I don't know all the tech stuff of batterys ,but I do know that for most of[about 90%] the 3 1/2 yrs my wifes toshiba has been plugged into mains ,and the battery still charges and show full charge ,every now and then it gets use on the battery and last foe about 1to 1 1/2 hrs depending on what you are doing

yes that what replasing means to me! good luck

laptop battery last longest when being used and dischard and regharged and not stored away

hi, there is a small silver[bios ] battery on the motherboard about the size of your thumb nail ,it needs replacing

yes it will have an internal drive inside ,and it went together so it will come apart