20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2 Full Version OEM for PC (E8504026) - Page 3 Questions & Answers

If your speaker volume stay on increasing you want to close your speakers volume and than attached its wire carefully to cpu your computer start as well as before you had.

you need to make a database driven webpage. try learning php or asp.net programming. you need to do a coding in order to add encryption to your webpage. Learning these programming stuffs is easy all you need is peace of mind and trust in your self. :)

So, thats what i recommend. You do a little programming on your blog. But you need to host your own personal domain. many sites are offering free domain. but if you have your blog hosted in a subdomain, then you cannot add that kind of password protection, except if that site of yours has features and other security components. Pm me if you still have problems. : ) thank you.

You have to give a static IP adress to yor router.

I always receive a "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT" error message.

“C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-
DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose ‘Close’ to terminate the application.”

This error message is not caused by the installation CD-ROM, but rather by the
“Autoexec.nt” system file. Windows is unable to find this file when launching the
installation CD-ROM, the file most likely having been deleted by another application.

To resolve this problem, proceed as follows:
1. Go to “C:\Windows\repair” and find the file “Autoexec.nt”.
2.Copy this file to “C:\Windows\system32”.
3.Right-click the file “Autoexec.nt” that you have just copied, and select
“Properties”.
4.Tick the “Read-only” box and then click “OK”.

Good luck!

the machine is bugged that's why it does this my advice is to save all files in another partition and reinstall the operating system as sun as possible ..until it will not be too late to save any files...so ,,in short you have a spy-ware or a trojan that uses your resources and thats why it takes so long to perform ...reinstalling and actually format C partition will fix it ...try a good anti-virus on ..like AVG 8.5 free it great for a free one ..and it will minimize your future problems ..of this kind...

Here's what Trend Micro says about this virus.

Description:
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=VBS_SMALL.JOY&VS...

How to remove:
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=VBS%5FSMALL%2EJO...

Next, it wasn't clear from your question whether you are ablt to boot up your computer when this error occurs. If you can't boot up, while booting, hold down F8. This gives you a boot menu. Choose Safe Mode with networking. With any luck you should be able to get your computer running well enough to solve the problem.

Now for how to avoid theses sorts of infections in the future be sure to use an antivirus.

if you xp cd boot it and select to repair your xp "c\windows\.."or whatver it is it will update your xp file data base

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Your monitor is fine, the problem here is with your computer, and sounds like a virus. Time to competely reinstall windows, or have a tech look at the computer.

make sure you have java to they both work togather www.java.com

If you can get video in start mode its not the video card ! It;s more likel;y a sytem file that is corrupted.If you have the skill and the original disk youn could try a system repair you will need to access the Bios and set up the boot sequence so thast the windowsa disk CD is the boot disk. set ATAPI in Bios to be the boot source and then let windows find its slow track to install, repair etc. If repaoir fails you may only be left with the option of deleting the partition the create a new one and allow windows top reinstall.
Before all that happens save any documents and pics or other data that you want to keep while in safe mode.

format it once again correctly......... and if the problem exists again then its hardware problem........... may be its your ram problem......

go to Control Panel then power option then hibernate then enable hibernate

keep the laptop, hope it got a working cd-rom/dvd-drive !(if not, take-out /replace the harddisk)
-win xp has to be removed from harddisk,
the hd must be formatted so you got a blank hd to set up your new system

you'll need :
- antoher PC with internet connection and cd/dvd-burner
- a win98 installation cd or bootable savecopy of it,
- a new win-xp install cd plus cd-key
- a program called PC Wizard(download)
and a bit of time...(one night or two:-)

follow instructions:

if you can enter bios (press F1 or F2 or Del)
during booting), youre lucky...

enter bios while booting, in the menu look for boot otions or devices, change order of boot devices, so that cd/dvd-drive is 1st, then save and exit (F10)
insert win98-CD, boot from cd, try to setup win98, you'll be asked to erase/ format all data/installations/partitions
on the harddisk (drive c:,probably), do so, format the drive using the FAT32-file system,
then end installation without fully setting up win 98.
now you should have a blank disk witout any operation system on it.

now put in win xp cd, go through the whole installation process
install and run pc wizard(it'll tell you all hardware devices of the laptop)
get the proper drivers for the notebook for win-xp from the net(google might be helpful)
install them.
happy computing!

if all this did not work, remove the harddisk,(you'll have to unscrew a lot of the laptop)
replace it by a new s-ata ide-drive()and..
erh.. come again then, this is a long process as well

This solution depends on how long ago you installed all 3 Browsers on your system.
I'm assuming you're using a Windows PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista

1- First, you want to uninstall Safari and Google Chrome (one at a time) from your PC. These two browsers are new to PC's and are not fully debugged/tested yet.
2- after uninstalling both, restart your computer 1 time.
3- After starting up again, start Firefox and try to surf to a website you haven't tried before on it.
4- If unsuccessful, check which version of Firefox you're using. If it is older than version 3.01, use Internet explorer to go to their website and download the new version.
5- uninstall the old version of firefox first, before installing the new version (always follow this rule for all future program installations, unless otherwise stated in the instructions for the program)
6- Once you have the new version of Firefox installed, run it and check for internet connectivity.
7- Firefox may ask to get settings from Internet Explorer at some point, say yes.

Let us know how it goes and rate us. :)

Drivers are available here: x7005q2 driver (Xavi) Vista, XP

You will need to create an account and log in to the website first.


Regards.

You need password recovery software, the software may be downloaded from my website, but there is a membership fee of $39.

http://taeckertindustries.com/CompSer.htm

there are many different file formats, most likely the images are coming in as JPEGs which are not top quality as the JPEGs are compressed. try using PNG. that should solve your issue.

there are 2 ways..

1. just right click to you task bar (shown below) then click task manager.
2. press ctrl alt del simultaneously, then click on task manager..


cheers!

for the first problem, when you start it in safe mode, go to the start menu, then click run, nd type msconfig, a window will popup, it will say system configuration. Go to the start up tab, and it should show all of the programs that start up in regular mode. If theres alot of programs, this might be your problem, so uncheck all the programs that you dont recognize, that dont have to do with your antivirus, sound card, or graphics card. About the second part, i dont quite understand about the disk space.