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There is a avirus called brontok in your computer just try to remove the virus with norton or avg

if still the problem is not solved i am afraid my friend but you might have to format the hard disk

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My verbatim 4g flash drive is recognizable when i plug it into a computer. The compuetr then indicates how much space is free and how much is available. Opening it will show the documents but when i try to...

This is a funny one. It appears the folders are empty and therefore one assumes the files were dragged off and placed somewhere else. As it is a flash drive there is no recovery possible. Just make sure you have in your control panel and then folder options and then view show hidden files and folders ticked. If you still cannot see them then try another computer and see if they can be seen on that. One other option is stick the flash into a mac and see what happens with that. If no the sorry you have lost them.
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Virus detection made easy.

Hi, here is a simple tip to know if your PC with WinXP is infected by a virus.

  1. goto start, my computer
  2. on the my computer window, click tools, then folder options (oops! no folder options, your PC is infected.)
  3. on the folder options window, click the view tab
  4. on the view tab, click Show hidden files or folder
  5. click ok
  6. on the my computer window, click again tools, then folder options
  7. on the folder options window, click the view tab
  8. on the view tab.....
If the view tab shows the Do not show files and folders option being selected again. your PC is infected with a virus. Else your PC is safe for the moment. Of course the best way is to run an antivirus software that scans for viruses and malwares. = )
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Lost my playlists, after I shut computer down.

huh?
navigate to user/music/playlists
or user/music/itunes

check those folders
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I don't understand how to download music to my new giga ware mp3 player and i kinda lost the disk that comes with it.

hi nene if it usb than plug it the option wil come and in my computer folder u will find a removal disk folder just open and copy files & it does not work search the net
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I had to restore my computer to factory settings how can I access my backed up files in my D hardrive to restore my lost music, docs software etc

How to restore after pc recovery

I recomend printing this before moving your computer into safe mode.

--""Before you complete the process""

Click START

Click MY Computer

Double click the main hard drive (C:)

Click DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS

--mouse over all the user in this folder, the one that shows empty, and once clicked on does not give you premission to open is the folder you want to use when completing the process. This should be the user (user name) you had before the restore, is may have a .PC(with numbers behind it)

--write down and remember this folder name


1. Shut down the computer.

2. Turn the power on, and when the blue HP or Compaq screen appears, press F8 to display the Windows Advanced Options Menu .

3.Use the arrow keys to move up to Safe Mode and press Enter .

4.Press Enter on Microsoft Windows Whistler Personal or Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition .

5.Click Administrator and, enter your password (if necessary) or press Enter .

6.A window will appear to prompt for confirmation to keep operating in Safe Mode .

7.Click Yes .

8.Click Start and My Computer . Then, double-click the main hard drive ( C: ) and Documents and Settings .

9.Right-click the folder name of the user account and click Properties . (This is the folder you found and wrote down before starting this process)

10.Click Security .

11.Click Advanced . On the Owner tab,(third tab over) click the checkbox to select the Replace owner on subcontainers and objects option.

12. Click Apply .

13.Click Yes to the security message.

14.Click OK .

15.Click OK again.(you should start to see the files being transferred that your trying to access)

--Restart your computer in normal operation.

--Login to your user name

--make a new folder on your desktop and name it "BINGO", open that folder and create a folder named "FOUND IT"

click START

click MY COMPUTER

Double click the main hard drive (C:)

click DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS

--from here go to any user that does not contain adminstrator, or all users in the file name

(if you don't find the folder your looking for exit out of that user and choose another until you find the Folder)

--once you open each user

click DESKTOP

--look through the desktop folder, your looking for the folder BINGO open that and you should see the folder FOUND IT, this is the user that you want to copy all your lost files from the old user to.

--Wirte down this user name

Exit back to the DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS folder

--- at this point you should see all the users folders again, however when you click on the user folder you used the process on (the first folder you have written down) that folder will now open.

--From here you need to move your files back from (the first folder you have written down) to your currently operating user name (the second folder you have wirtten down)

--you should see all of your desktop, my music, my pics, my movies, (in the first folder you have written down) however until you move these files from the old user to your current user the computer will not always find them in your basic progams(ie.--windows movie maker, media player, ext.)

--with some of the folders it may be easier to move them first to a desktop folder and then reorganise them from there.

This should work you will get your lost docs. back however you may still need to reinstall some progams that you lost. Moving your files back to your new user can be another interesting issue, however you should for now have all your lost info recovered. Feel free to e-mail me or post any questions or if you need more help.
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go to >programs>my computer and open the C: drive. This is only to allow you to access the >tools menu and folder options. there you can scroll down and elect to see hidden files, extensions and system files. change the settings as needed and you shouls be able to see your hidden files.
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You need to attach it to your computer to unlock it. Your local computer store might sell Ipod USB cables.

Connect the iPod and go to 'my computer';
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-on the toolbar menu click on 'Tools'
-select folder options>view>& check the box that says "show hidden files & folders"
-then click 'ok'

You will see a ghost folder called 'iPod control'. Open this folder to access the other folders & files contained within it.
Delete the file called "Itunes_lock"
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Once looking at the player in explorer, go to tools - folder options - view hidden files and folders. Once you select that and hit okay, your vids should be on there (but a bit opaque). Just simply delete them.

Good luck
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