Dell, 4600 desk top

I still don't understand your question or problem but here is what I get out of it.

First of all Mozilla Firefox is your Internet Browser, not your Internet Service. Your Internet Service is provided by who you pay the monthly check to each month.

Now, it sounds like you have downloaded and installed something that you did not want, so you want to take it off.

If that is true, click Start and in the Search Box type in: System Restore. Look up towards the top and the search results will appear and you can click on System Restore. System Restore will allow you to select a Restore Point (date and time) to roll your system back to before you started having problems. System Restore will not delete any of your data, documents, music, pictures, videos or programs (unless the program was installed after the restore point you selected).

So in your case just select a Restore Point (date and time) that is before you downloaded and installed the program you don't want.

Use System Restore

To use System Restore, first restart the computer by pressing[Ctrl][Alt][Delete]. When you see the message Please select the operating system to start or hear the singlebeep, press [F8] to display the Windows Advanced Options menu. Now, select theSafe Mode item from the menu and press [Enter].

Once Windows XP boots into Safe mode, click the Startbutton, access the All Programs ' Accessories ' System Tools menu, and selectSystem Restore. Because you're running in Safe mode, the only option on theopening screen of the System Restore wizard is Restore My Computer To AnEarlier Time, and it's selected by default, so just click Next. Then, followalong with the wizard to select a restore point and begin the restoration procedure.

Let me know if it helps you.
Use system utility tool like RegInOut to remove unwantted files and fix registry and windows errors.

hi you can try starting your system in safe mode then delte it and see if it returns, if it does, check your start up and see if there is something creating a folder on the desk top when you start your system, you can go to system configuration utility in , start, help and support, tools, system configuration utility, then look for startup thumbnail at top and check to see if there is anything you need to stop running...hope this helps

Some computers can be slow or short of hard drive space for quite simple reasons.
Windows and other program hide temporary files in lots of different places
The best option is not always a program or utility and if you want to do as much as you can for FREE like I do then you have a few options.
　
1. First you need to be in windows explorer.
　
2. Click TOOLS and FOLDER OPTIONS
　
3. Now click the VIEW tab
　
4. Tick the Show Hidden Files And Folders option
Unpick Hide Protected Operating System Files (it may warn you but you can ignore it)
　
5. Click APPLY then OK
　
6. NOTE some files may not delete this is OK Also DO NOT DELETE the folder itself where mentioned for cleaning.
　
7. Using windows explorer go into the WINDOWS folder and look for a directory called TEMP (it is possible there may be more than one)
　
8. Select all the contents and delete them. Do the same for any other temp folder e.g. temp000
　
9. Now navigate to Documents and Settings
There are quite a few folders in here that can be cleaned up
　
10. Look for folders named "Local Settings" In there you will find more TEMP folders that can be cleaned out
　
11. Now look inside the Temporary Internet Files. Delete anything EXCEPT cookies. Otherwise passwords for some sites you have stored may need you to type the password again.
　
12. Do this for each user / profile you see.
　
13. Now check the C: drive itself and see if there are any Temp folders and clean those out too
　
To prevent accidental deletion of any files windows needs you should go back to step (4) and change the two settings back to their original
　
Hope this gives you the information you need

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HI,
When you remove the harddrive from a computer and plug it into a different machine though of the same model.It would not boot, because the operating system product key is unique to the machine. If you want to use this particular hdd in your home system, make it a secondary harddrive or reload windows on the harddrive again. But doing so , you would remove everything from the harddrive.

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Proton

Yuo missed a log file by some reason . somebody has delete a log file . check your recycle bin if you see a filecalled" install "restore it . otherwise you have to copy back that file .
this wrning is not asking you to full restore

For windows XP , Try start - run - msconfig - launch system restore

For windows vista
Click on start - Type system restore in start search - Click on system restore at the top - Wait for system restore to launch.

bought a new one. thanks! rg

Assuming that you deleted the ethernet driver.

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&ServiceTag=&SystemID=DIM_P4_4600&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid

if you placed any other modem in the system, then tell the modem name. or else it is an onboard ethernet. you can driver from the above location

If you are running Windows XP do a system restore. But BEWARE. You will lose everything you have installed since you started operating.