How do i deleate programs - Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

try clicking on the image->right click->open with->choose default program, click the check box on always use the selected program on opening files. if it won't work try this site
ComboFix Download and download combofix, disable first your antivirus,run it through safe mode,just follow the on screen instructions

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Hopefully, you know about what date you deleated your stuff. If so, or even if you can guess pretty close, you can restore your computer to an earlier date -- which will result in you still having this stuff.....

Go to: Start; all programs; accessories; system tools; system restore. Choose "restore computer to an earlier time"; follow the directions...it will walk you through

Hope that helps
Don

did you deleat it through Controll panel, ad remove programs, on your computer or just deleated it bit by bit. if you didnt then you need to reinstall it then deleat it through the corect chanels

did you try to recover them from the Recycle bin?


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First thing you can do is to try a disk defragmentation. Generally called defrag. Click on start. click on 'all programs'. Clcik on 'accessories'. Clcik on 'system tools'. There you will see disk defragmenter. Double click on it. It may take a while to get the process completed, especially since you do not seem to have much space left for the defragmenter to work efficiently. Even after this do not accept a great improvement on space. But it will help. Then remove all temporary files. This is how. Double click on My computer. Double click on C: (whichever name or partition windows is ) double click on Windows folder. Double click on Temp folder. You may see a long list of files and folders. Select all and delete. The empty the recycle bin. You may gain some space. Get hold of a USB pen drive. An 8 or 16GB one. Transfer all your personal data (if this is a possible option for you) to that drive. Next one is experimental. I have not tried it. But should be possible. Instead of installing programs to your program files, create a Program files folder in your new USB drive and install it there. You must know this. If any program is installed into the USB drive, that program will not work without that USB drive being connected. If this works, a 32 GB high speed USB drive would be an excellent investment (provided you do not have the tendency to loose stuff)

hi there is a few things u can do which might help
if you use internet alot /goto tools top right hand corner /internet options/ /go to deleat/then click deleat
this will take a while this deleats rubish
which takes up hard drive space
next /go to start-all programs-accsessires-system tools/ disk clean up
these are just a few things you can do might help a little

If the photos are on a memory card and you haven't done anything to the card since you deleted the photos, you may be able to recover at least some of the photos. Do a Google search for "data recovery software" and select a program for you computer and operating system. Put the card into a card reader attached to your computer and run the program.

Yes, not replacing it but you need to reinstall because the system need to update the registy and DLL file to make the program work

You can user the delete key for that.....

Even if they are in printer que or any folder just simply hit delete......or shift+delete to permanently delete it

Add remove programs works for the applications not the files...

it sound to be an eprom failure and thats nothing that you can do take the tv to a tech and pray for a cheap repair... good luck