Try this.
Go to START, RUN, type msconfig into the RUN box.
When this window opens click on LAUNCH SYSTEM RESTORE and restore your machine back to a time that it worked ok.
SOURCE: deleted realtek
Your machine should use the AC97 codecs from Realtek.Should the standard AC97 codecs not work try the HD codecs which arelinked from the same page.
Post your results back here...
SOURCE: please i need help how to recover my deleted
you can use easy recovery profesional to recover the lost files. or use any other 3rd party tool to recover the files
www.ontrackdatarecovery.com/file-recovery-software you can use this link to download the software
you can also try alternatively
Stop using the computer
Do not install any new software or save any new data after file deletion
Do not try to run the system utilities such as Defragmenters and volume repair utilities
Do not run CHKDSK
Do not attempt to format the drive or change the partitions
Download and install the trial version of Disk Doctors Undelete on a healthy machine and connect the hard drive containing deleted files as a secondary drive and test run the program to see if your deleted files are found
If yes, then proceed ahead recovering your deleted files.
SOURCE: Driver got deleted.
ello there nandhujan15.
Here's your geek-steer ...
You have of-course first let your Windows "Device Manager" take a crack at it? Or is that the driver that got "deleted" and it was troubled in some way? If not:
It will search the Windows HCL (Hardware Compliant List) database of tested and approved drivers for the device and install automatically.
IF afterwords you discover that that driver is inadequate, THEN search the manufacturer's website and/or other download sites for a suitable replacement.
Good luck, and please do post back ...
Today's the best day of my life ... and NOW you're part of it!
Via-con-Dios and Godspeed -- Geekinator (aka Craig).
SOURCE: deleted drivers
click start find my computer and right click and select properties, should come up with system info and a tab at the tob "device manaager" secet device manager and select action -> scan for any hardware changes.
This should reslove the issue. failing that use system restore using restore point before doing factory restore
to do this click start and type in rstrui.exe press enter
SOURCE: the internet is very slow. I have Qwest DSL, the
Follow this guide
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5272277-secure_clean_computers
You may use the Photoshop Elements with Windows 7. Refer the URL for the comparison with various versions:
http://www.adobe.com/digitalimag/compare/
Refer the URL for System Requrments:
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopel/systemreqs/
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