20 Most Recent Dell Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Hello

Yes, this is a very common problem for computers which does not have the sufficient amount of ram installed for the software the machine runs.

At the link below you will be able to read a couple of tips on how to improve your computer speed.

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Andrea

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Default.aspx?type=Software go to this link and check the compatibility ,If Adobe is not on the list you will need to check out Abobe for more information.

1)right click the messenger icon on the taskbar and go to preference and search through the various tabs. you will find " show icon in tray" uncheck that and click apply and ok. thats it.
2) click on START----RUN then type in " msconfig " and go to start up tab and uncheck ms messenger( or for that matter any other programme you do not like to run at start up). click apply and ok. Restart the system and click the "do not show this message again". Do not forget to thank me hah hah. Feel free to post in any queries to my mail address i.e. [email protected]

I would suggest you to re-install netframework(Version 2.0/3.0/3.5or even 4.0) whichever your sustem supports. Along with that I recommed you to re-install (install) Internet Explorer (7.0/8.0). Again the sound issue in normal case is not associated with th above but in certain rare cases file associations might get tampered and resultting issue could well be a lot of things. Keep in touch. Eager to help those in need at [email protected]

In this case there are various aspect you need to look into:
1) the display driver( graphic)
2) the video format might be incompatible( high resolution ).
3) the codecs installed in your system might not meet the requirement of the videos you are playing.
4) It could also be the memory module.
I woul like to suggest you to install K-Lite Codec 6 Coporate and further keep up with updates of it.

This issue often occer when we accidently or during gaming where we manupulate a number of keys on the go. It happens in certain motherboards but not on every board. Hope this can help you. Press ALT + CTRL+navigating cursor( i.e. LEFT,RIGHT,UP DOWN) until you get your desired position. Keep posting. Am always there at [email protected]

To get a specific answer to this issue you need to specify the system the problem occurs in...desktop or laptop and also the models. It may be due to a number of reasons and with no specification I cannot or rather noone can pin point the solution. Feel free to further mail in your queries at [email protected]

There is a virus which has corrupted some files and therefore it is unable to load windows. In this case you have to reload windows with the help of CDs which came with the computer. If you had made a start up CD, which is advised, when you purchased the computer, that will be very helpful in this case. The only set back will be that you will loose certain data as everything will be reset to factory settings.

right click on desktop

click on the screen saver tab
click on power
you will see option for the power management select the appropriate one

well here you have not mentioned what problem are you facing.
so please mentioned it.. and yes i recommend you to repair your system, i guess this will solve your problem..

Shutdown your PC. Unplug the mouse and replug in the mouse. Restart your PC, if your mouse cursor is not detect then replaced the mouse.(PS/2 or USB)

Hope it helps.

I would suggest trying a friend or 2 to see if you can borrow theirs. Why do you need to repair XP? What is the problem exactly?

Most newer systems have a recovery partition on the hard drive. See your user guide find out how to recover your system. Most likely you will lose everything because the recovery partition option puts the system back to exactly like the day you bought it.

Hope you have backups of your files if you have to do this...

Right after your POST screen goes off,before you get to Windows starting,try pushing the F8 key several times until you get the Windows boot options.Then try 'last known good configuration".
If that doesn't work,you can boot from the Windows installation disk and try to repair your Windows installation.Let me know what happens.
And good or bad, please rate my post?
Bob

Windows can't open files with .PPV file extension?
If Windows is unable to open files of PPV file type, you may not have the appropriate program installed or, you may have file extension related windows registry errors. To help, we strongly recommend you to run this (new version 2010).

Would be easier to load them onto your computer into a folder of your choice. then open them with photoshop.

Do you mean that when you receive an email or open a program you want to have a sound?

If that is the case, go to Control Panel ->Sound, Speech, and Audio Devices ->Sound, and Audio Devices ->Sound, and Audio Devices Properties and configure your sound schemes.

Hope it helps.

Hi,

Please let us know the following details:

1) Complete brand and model number of your computer.

2) Manufacturer and the model number of the motherboard.

3) The operating system of your computer (Windows XP /Vista,others..)

If you do not have the model number of the motherboard, please download and install "Speccy" from: http://www.piriform.com/speccy. Install and run this free software to get the details of your computer hardware.

Kindly reply to this post with the details so that we can provide you with the link to download the driver.

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Hello,
There are many websites doing it for free.
Just make a search on GOOGLE.
You may need to scan the executables they send to you.
Regards.

You need to install .net 2.0....evidently you have an application trying to access it. You can find it by doing your Microsoft updates.

Hi, You have to remove these to get rid of this Rootkit. This post is for an Advanced User Only!
Files and Processes:

• Files which spread the Virus:
• RkLYLyoM.exe, podmena.exe, file.exe, ~.exe, 7-v3av.exe, csrssc.exe (note that this is not CSRSS.EXE), 72631899.exe, 1776260179.exe, ucxmykkc.exe.
• The above files will create processes and run while spreading the Virus and providing Backdoors to your machine as well as performing Remote Attacks on Servers.
• This Rootkit and associated Trojan creates .sys (system files) to alter network configurations as well.
• Delete these files.
• _VOIDd.sys, _VOID[random].sys, UAC[random].sys, UACyylfjdaa.dll, TDSSnrsr.dll, TDSSmaxt.sys, tdssserf.dll, TDSSriqp.dll, TDSSciou.dll, TDSSoexh.dll, tdidrv2.sys, RkLYLyoM.exe, podmena.exe, tdssserv.sys, file.exe, ~.exe, 7-v3av.exe, csrssc.exe, 72631899.exe, 1776260179.exe, ucxmykkc.exe
• Each variant of this is associated with one or more files in the above list. It drops .dll (dynamic link library files) as well. Dll files and Sys files are the actual performers in the background.
• You have to remove these files from the startup as well. Using msconfig. From their you may be able to find additional files associated with this one as well. Verify by browsing. Browse by the file name. If you found that it is a virus, note the path and next time you will be able to remove it. I ll provide instructions at the bottom of this post.

• Directories:
• C:\WINDOWS\_VOID[random]\
• Delete this as well.

• Delete Registry values Associated with this.
• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\_VOIDd.sys
  
• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\_VOID[random]
• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\UACd.sys

Note: Random means the file name will be different for each instance.

• Unregistering DLL files. The most important one.
• You have to unregister these .dll files.
• UACyylfjdaa.dll, TDSSnrsr.dll, tdssserf.dll, TDSSriqp.dll, TDSSciou.dll, TDSSoexh.dll.
• The unregistering instruction will be provided at the bottom of this post.

You must delete your Temporary internet Files and Local Settings \ Temp. Located - Root:\Documents and Settings\[Admin account name - this may be either Administrator or any other account which has Admin Rights]\Local Settings\Temp. Note: Root is the Partition which has Windows Installed (Example C drive)
You must be able to see Hidden Files and Folders. Follow the steps...
You must clean your Browser Cache using Internet Options. Each and every browser has a place to clear the Cache. As an example "Google Chrome has it under Options -> Under the Hood -> Clear Browsing Data. Its better if you can disable Local Caching.
I recommend to do this in Safemode. Use F8 after restarting the machine. The select Safemode. Note: You may or may not find Processes associated with this RK however because they will not be loaded. If so you can use msconfig to locate "Startup" programs.
After everything done, flush your DNS. Get a Command Prompt (Start -> Run -> Type cmd.exe and hit Enter) Type this command and hit Enter. ipconfig/ flushdns
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