When I doubleclick on 'my computer' icon, window freezes

1. 1. Connect your USB Flash drive to your computer.You can do this by locating an unused USB port on your computer. 2. Locate the my computer icon on your desktop,provided you are running one of the various Windows operating systems. Doubleclick the my computer icon. You will see a drive labeled as removable drive orflash drive. Double click on the drive. Leavethis window open, proceed to next step. 3. 3. Locate the music files that you havedownloaded/save to your computer. Usually the default location will be "My Music" folder under "MyDocuments". Open the folder that you have downloaded/saved your music in. 4. 4. Highlight the music file and right click. Pickthe copy option. Next go back to the window you opened for you flash drive instep one. Right click in this window and click paste. You should now see yourmusic file in this window.

Hi,
just boot the system u will get the user selection screen.on the keyboard press CTRL+ALT+DELETE at the same time,there one screen will appear,on the username u can type as administrator then login.on ur desktop select mycomputer,then rightclick,u can see manage option clik there,another window will open on left side local users&group-click there on right side doubleclick on user,then select ur user(forgot password)right click set password -proceed-ok.the password will reset.
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on desktop my computer icon not available,then go to START-CONTROLPANEL-ADMINISTRATIVETOOLS-DOUBLECLICK ON COMPUTER MANAGEMENT-there u will get local user&group-then the same procedure above mentioned.

Not sure what you mean by "does not initialise". If you mean the CD does not run automatically when placed in the computer, then you will have to open the disk directory and find the setup program to run it manually. On a Windows PC, doubleclick on "My Computer" (should be on the desktop) then doubleclick on the cd drive. You should then see a list of files, one of which ought to be a setup program.

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setup.exe .

Hello

If only monitors turns off it means that game is in higher resolution than monitor can support.

However, warcraft is preety old game and such things shouldn't happen.

Possible sollutions:
1. Download lastest Video card drivers from producent website
2. Install lastest DirectX
3. If still problem occurs:
Click Start->Run...
enter "regedit" -> press enter
open following directories: HKEY_CURRENT_USER -> Software -> Blizzard Entertainment -> Warcraft III -> Video

doubleclick on "resheight" -> check "decimal" and enter 640, apply with OK
then doubleclick on "reswidth" -> check "decimal" and enter 800, apply with OK

Run game and see if it helped.

Cheers,
Mike

It means you need to install the easyshare software but the latest software of easyshare is comptible only in windows XP to Vista

If you want to see the picture from the camera to computer YOu need to manually explore it. First you need to click my computer and yu should see there the icon of your camera or may be an icon of removable disk. Yu can doubleclick on the icon of the camera or the removable disk for you to able see the content or the picture

Doing this make sure your USB cable is working fine, Windows 2000 has a built In generic driver for digital camera it should detect the camera that you haved

reinstal windows xp and during instal select keep old programs do not format it then you have acces to al installed programs befor
also save you emails and adressbook (wab) file they wil be overwritten
if problems stay try to connect extern keyboard on usb port with a cable you can buy on computer store

Check volume for AIM in Windows sound mixer(click on sound icon>Mixer for Vista or doubleclick sound icon for XP)

reinstall - there must be administrator issues on your computer.

1. Rightclick on your "My computer" icon.

2. Doubleclick the Manage option.

3. A screen will appear called: "Computer Management".

4. In the tree on the left you see "Storage" and the option "Disk Management" below it.

5. Select "Disk Management", and locate your SimpleDrive.

What does it say? If it shows only "Unallocated Space" you'll need to create a new partition on it. (Right click the unallocated space, then it'll show some options). If it is allocated, try formatting it. If you don't see your drive > reconnect it.

Let me know if this helped. Please rate.

Greetings,

DarkNeogen.