My computer takes at least 5 minutes to power up even though i am on cable. how can i stop most programs from loading when i power up. i really only need my email program when i first sign on.

Most likely a door switch

Since the internal computer of your own vehicle spit out the cam position sensor (were there other possibilities kicked out?) I would trust it. The error codes will get you into the area of the fault, although not always the exact problem, so I doubt if it could be use fuel pump.

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Reinstall your operating system and you will get rid of all these unpleasant malware. Another short term sollution is to enter msconfig and uncheck the programs that are starting with your O.S. To do this press Win Key + R and then type msconfig. Go to the Startup tab and uncheck the programs that aren't necessary. Leave only the O.S. components. But for a safer solution, reinstall your operating system. From what you are saying you could have some viruses and malaware. If you need further assistance, just leave a comment. P.S. Here is a tips & trick that will help you after reinstalling your O.S.: http://www.fixya.com/support/r4213055-quickly_reinstall_operating_system Cheers

A complete scan can take several hours to complete. If you want to shut it all down unplug it and remove the battery. Leave the battery out for at least 10 minutes, and until it cools down.

Did you plug the scanner's USB cable into the computer, BEFORE you installed the drivers?

This can lead to a driver conflict.
When a hardware device is connected to a computer, Windows automatically sets out to match up drivers for it. If no driver is found that ->directly matches the device, Windows matches up one of it's generic drivers. Kind of a "One size fits all", type of thing.

Then THE drivers are installed. Now Windows has a conflict of drivers.
Windows: "Do I use these, or THESE?"

Suggest you unplug the USB cable from the scanner to computer, (If plugged in) Turn the scanner off, and unplug it from power.

Then go to All Programs, (Start>Hover your mouse on All Programs), and look at the list to the right for the Agfa Snapscan software.
See if an "Uninstall" option is listed. If so click on it. (If it asks if you wish to save preferences - NO!)

If not, go to Add/Remove Programs, (Start>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs), and find the Afga software in the list. Click on Remove.

DO NOT restart your computer, (Even if it asks)
Shut your computer down normally. (Start>Turn Off Computer>Shut Down)
Unplug your computer from power.

Press the Power ON button in, and Hold it in for a count of at least Five seconds. (Count, 1001,..1002,..1003,..1004,..1005)
Let go of the Power On button.
Do This ->Two more times.

What you are doing is clearing any CMOS Error Codes, (And resetting BIOS back to the factory default settings)

Plug your computer back into power. WAIT 1 minute, then turn it on.
After Windows has fully loaded, install the drivers from the CD disk you burned them to. If you didn't save the drivers to a CD disk, download the drivers again. Install them with the Installation Wizard.

After you're done, restart your computer.
After Windows has fully loaded again, plug the scanner back into power. If it sounds like it's resetting itself, wait until it's done. Now plug the USB cable into the computer from the scanner, turn the scanner on.

1. Shut the printer down
2. disconnect the power cable and network cable if you have one
3. wait 5 minutes
4. put the cords back in
5. power the printer back up

Good Luck !!!!!

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your monitor is telling you it's on it's last legs..either that or your compaq has a bad video section. either is more vital than a video cable being loose.