Still doesn't tell me anything, I don't see any recent logs in our Malware forum. Only other thing that comes to mind would be a 3rd party...
What's that suppose to mean? 32-bit OS are of no use these days! Now, you should never ever use the 64-bit Windows XP. It's a worthless...
That's in reply to Evan's post. Now read & respond to mine pls.
Follow these instructions to post a Dump Data Log. If you do not have a dump, ensure that your machine is configured to write out a dump by...
One hour & 10 minutes on my T7200 Core2Duo (laptop). I'm downloading WAIK for Windows 7 & see if I can make a 'slipstream' version. Tomorrow...
Like Steve said, it could be helpful copying over some email account settings & maybe some other program settings, but anything it does can be...
OK. Please mark your thread as 'Resolved'.
A stuck key comes to mind... try another keyboard.
Make sure you have the latest graphics driver installed.
You mean in your Windows 7. Mine works fine. I suggest you test for Malware first: Read this post, then post the requested log(s) in the...
Have a look here: Windows Vista Network Troubleshooting
See: Device Manager Error Codes Also: Explanation of error codes generated by Device Manager in Windows XP Professional
Boot in Safe Mode to see if the issue occurs. If the issue doesn't occur in Safe Mode, the cause may be due to third party applications or...
It's a flash object, so you'll need something that can record flash. Here's the source:...
Well, my post should fix the issue. After that you should mark it as solved.
And the result was? Any error messages regarding the drive? You'll need to be more precise. You also said you reformatted your C drive. How...
0x800CCCA0 NNTP_RESPONSE_ERROR News server response error Double check the server name for the news account.
Yea, I wouldn't know why one would need a program to transfer files. Just copy all your data (by default in the My Documents folder) to the...
Yea, I've played with a netbook with an Atom. Result is that I will never buy one! Those things are about as slow as a Pentium 1!
No kidding :eek: The general accepted policy is this one: You'll need SATA drivers if you are trying to load Windows XP (any version below)...
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