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 | Well Pink, there a number of issues that can cause a comp to turn it's self off. From your description I think you might be experiancing a heat related issue with the CPU. If the CPU overheats it will turn off your computer. The CPU fan might be going bad. … |
| | Loligator, Have you checked the power scheme settings, especially the NIC properties and uncheck allow the computer to turn off this device to save power. Hibernation is the debbil. |
| | Re: Block with RED X Hi Djm123, The problem is most likely a bad link to the picture that is trying to load. Perform the following to test the link. 1) Right click the area where the picture should be. 2) Click on Properties 3) A window will pop up. About half way down you … |
| | Re: Overclocking.. Dennb, Since you are on the fence about overclocking let me offer you some advise. Don't do it. There I said it, there are a million reasons why you shouldn't overclock a CPU $$$$ is a huge one. But you just might do it anyway so here is a link …  |
| | Make sure the share "permissions" are set on the server to allow for everyone. right click share>choose sharing and security>Click Permissions button>check box full control, Change, and Read. |
| | At the top of this thread is a post called "Reformatting Hard Drive & Reinstalling XP". Please read it very carefully, especially the parts that mention device drivers. |
| | Can we have more information specificly which type of browser are you trying? Have you tried any other browsers? Do not be afraid to provide lots of details the more we know the better we can understand what is going on. |
 | Re: Firewall problem To turn off Windows firewall: 1) click Start>Run>Type services.msc 2) Find the Windows Firewall/Internet Connection sharing (ICS) service. 3)Click on the service>Stop the service>Right click the service then click on properties. 4) Use drop down tab to disable the service.>Then click OK and close the services window. To stop the … |
| | Have you installed any new hardware recently? If not how long has the error / stop been occurring? If no new hardware have been installed try booting in safemode and try a system restore to a date before the errors began. |
| | If your ISP at home is also a PoP3 I would set it up on the exchange server and deliver to your outlook mailbox. Then create a VPN to the server then open and use outlook as if you were on the domain. |
| | Kevin, A quick look at my C:\Windows\System32\ folder I only found a "mstask.dll". I have no clue what the mstask.exe file could be. It might be you DLL file renamed but to be on the safe side I would rename it to "mstask.old" and a quick search of my windows … |
| | Vonnie, Windows XP Pro SP2 only supports 2gb of ram. Could it be the sound card is experiancing memory addressing conflicts due to the extra memory? |
| | Buzz, Verify there is not a floppy disc USB or other types inserted in the workstation. If that fails pop open the case and have a look at the cabeling for the cd-rom. If everything appears plugged in tight and working then try a new cd-rom. Good Luck. |
 | 1) I'm not sure if this will help specificly with your right click dilema but it's worth a shot. [URL="http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-Right-Click-in-Windows-XP"]http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-Right-Click-in-Windows-XP[/URL] 2) This link should be of some help with your show desktop icon. [URL="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/190355"]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/190355[/URL] Good luck, |
| | First you need to find out if it is the router or the NIC that is causing the problems. Bypass the router and plug your computer directly into your DSL or Cable modem. If your computer makes a connection then you will know there is a problem with the router. … |
| | Try to xcopy the data over to the external drive. start>run>type "cmd">hit ok In dos window type "xcopy /?" this will show you all of the parameters or switchs used in xcopy. If you are not famaliar with dos you may want to seek out a friend who is. |
| | Sometimes you just have to learn to let go. If I had a good backup of my data I would just toss the pain in the rear hard-drive and get another. Storage is cheap and you don't need the aggravation. I have seen this problem before normaly from clients not … |
 | Re: Wms Idel When you go to shutdown your computer close everything down to your desktop. Open "Task Manager" and see if the "Process" Outlook.exe is still running. To open taskmanager: Rightclick on bottom toolbar and click "Task Manager". Then click on the Processes tab. If Outlook.exe is still running hightlight it then … |
| | I suspect Offline file cache is your problem. Download WinDirStat at: [URL]http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=91252[/URL] It will tell you excatly which folders are taking up all your disk space. I suspect it will be a folder called "CSC". If it is do not attempt to delete the files or folders in the "CSC" … |
| | Also if this is a reinstall of the OS and your NIC (Network Interface Card) is onboard you may need to download the NIC drivers and install.  |
 | Re: Red x in box ? The most common cause of the red "x" is a broken or malfunctioning link. Bad codeing is the most likely culprit and the errors are not on your end. |
| | [URL]http://audacity.sourceforge.net/[/URL] Click the link and be sure to read any documentation. |
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