Michael Truman

I work with Pcs over ten years now, I used Norton antivirus till it went so big ram eater. then I worked with nod32 for some years. Now I use Microsoft security essential and it is perfect. I had no problem with it since it had been published. it is …

Before you change your CD-ROM drive try to just clean the lens by any soft dry peace of cloth. It may just some dirt on it prevent it to read normally.

This is not your monitor. I think your windows have some troubles recognizing resolution. try to do that restart at 600*800 resolution.

I guess it is not power supply problem, Power supply will turn your computer off. See if there is something wrong with MB.

I suggest you to replace the power cable which connected to this hard-disk, replace it with the power of CDROM or with a free cable (if you have one). Sometimes the connectors inside the socket of these cables wants to be cleaned and tided well.

Check your BIOS options, there is an option for not checking RAM and fast boot. I think it is some hardware your bios try to detect. try to remove all hardware connected to your MB one by one and check booting.

I think this happen just because of the partition which this file on is formatted as FAT32. security tab shows on NTFS partitions only.

I use FolderSizes to know how much each folder exactly takes space, It is free application. and it make a chart for partition showing you which folder eats free space on hard disk.

That is really confusing, but I think it is all about PC BIOS. Try to enter BIOS then search for Power options, or ACPI, anyway You can find options look like: sleep S1 or S3, Try to change it to S1 and save. Don't worry this will not harm your …

I have used Crystal Report before, All you have to do is to add crystal Report control to your form, then from your dataset drag and drop columns you want to show at your reports. Read and adjust crystal report properties to look like you want.

[QUOTE=Rik from RCE;1427152]Your screen has developed a fault and will need to be replaced soon! I have seen the same problem a couple of times before.[/QUOTE] If the monitor is the reason of this fault, then why that does only happen at the high resolution. I think you must try …

When you have set up your VGA driver if you had a pop-up windows warning you and asking you whether "Continue Anyway" or "stop installation" , Then Yes (WHQL Logo's drive) is belonging to your VGA card. But that doesn't mean it is the reason of that error, it could …

I remember I use a program called "BadCopy pro" doing what you have asked, try to search for it.