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Wireless conflict? Are you able to connect and get on the internet?

Let's start with Internet Options. If you have Windows XP Click Start/Control Panel/Internet Options. If you have Windows Vista or Windows 7 click Start/Control Panel/Network and Internet/Internet Options.

When the Internet Options window opens on the General Tab make sure you have a valid web address as the Home Page. If not, create a simple Home Page by typing: http://www.google.com You don't have to click OK now because if you do the Internet Options window will close.

Click the Security Tab and under where it says "select a zone to view or change settings" Click on the one that says Internet, then scroll down to near the bottom right and make sure that DEFAULT is grayed out (whereas you cannot click on it). You can Click on Default just to be sure. Next click the Intranet so that it is highlighted and make sure DEFAULT is grayed out so that you cannot click on it. Do the same thing for the other two zones (Trusted Sites and Restricted Sites). After all zones under the Security Tab are set to Default click the next Tab which is the Privacy tab.

On the Privacy Tab you want to make sure that DEFAULT is grayed out, if not click on it. When in doubt just click the Default tab.

Next skip over the Content tab and proceed to click the Connections Tab. On the Connections Tab make sure that the Never Dial A Connection is checked if you have something in the white box above it in for Dialup and Virtual Private Networks settings. Look down on the right near the bottom and Click the LAN SETTINGS button. When Lan Settings open up the only box that should be checked is the very first box that says: Automatically Detect Settings. If any other box is checked remove the check from it or you will never be able to connect. Click OK to close the LAN SETTINGS tab.

Next skip over the Programs tab and click the Advanced tab. When it opens slide the blue bar on the right all the way down until you get to the bottom of the window. You want to be able to make sure that if you see something like (Use SSL 2.0, Use SSL 3.0, Use TSL 1.0) that you put a check in the box to the left of each one of them. Afterwards you can click OK to close the Internet Options Window.

Next lets go boot your computer in Safe Mode.
Go to www.google.com and in the search box type:"Download cnet Malwarebytes" (without the quotes). Download and install malwarebytes from the sites download.cnet/malwarebytes. When thesite opens up click on the Green Download button on the left. Do not click the Red Download button, that's junk. When it finishes installing the Gui Interface will open up with an offer to Accept a Trial Version or Decline. CLICK DECLINE you want the totally free version. Run a QUICK SCAN. As it scans, if it finds infections the number will be in red. When it finishes scanning, click SHOW RESULTS. A notepad text document will open up showing you the results. You can close the text document and go back to the Gui Interface where you will click REMOVE SELECTED RESULTS. The objects will already be selected for you. When it finishes removing the objects click ok and it will sometimes reboot your machine.

Maybe you are having issues with your Network Connection.

For Windows XP below:
Click Start/Control Panel/Network Connections then Right Click on the Wireless Network Connection and select Properties. When the Properties window open click the Wireless Networks tab. Click on the SSID for your wireless network that you connect to and the Properties window will open. You can change the Authentication Type to match the type set in your wireless router and you can also change your password or Network Key to make sure you have it in correctly.

For Windows Vista below:
Click Start/Control Panel/Network and Sharing Center then look to the left of the open window and click Manage Wireless Networks. Find the SSID of the network that you connect to and double click it. When the window opens click the Security tab to change the Security Type (which is the Authentication), The Encryption Type and the Network Security Key (which is the password).

For Windows 7 below:
Click Start/Control Panel/Network and Internet/Network and Sharing Center then look to the left and select Manage Wireless Networks. Find the SSID of the network that you connect to and double click it. When the window opens click the Security tab to change the Security Type (which is the Authentication), The Encryption Type and the Network Security Key (which is the password).

What happens when you try to connect?

Let's start with Internet Options. If you have Windows XP Click Start/Control Panel/Internet Options. If you have Windows Vista or Windows 7 click Start/Control Panel/Network and Internet/Internet Options.

When the Internet Options window opens on the General Tab make sure you have a valid web address as the Home Page. If not, create a simple Home Page by typing: http://www.google.com You don't have to click OK now because if you do the Internet Options window will close.

Click the Security Tab and under where it says "select a zone to view or change settings" Click on the one that says Internet, then scroll down to near the bottom right and make sure that DEFAULT is grayed out (whereas you cannot click on it). You can Click on Default just to be sure. Next click the Intranet so that it is highlighted and make sure DEFAULT is grayed out so that you cannot click on it. Do the same thing for the other two zones (Trusted Sites and Restricted Sites). After all zones under the Security Tab are set to Default click the next Tab which is the Privacy tab.

On the Privacy Tab you want to make sure that DEFAULT is grayed out, if not click on it. When in doubt just click the Default tab.

Next skip over the Content tab and proceed to click the Connections Tab. On the Connections Tab make sure that the Never Dial A Connection is checked if you have something in the white box above it in for Dialup and Virtual Private Networks settings. Look down on the right near the bottom and Click the LAN SETTINGS button. When Lan Settings open up the only box that should be checked is the very first box that says: Automatically Detect Settings. If any other box is checked remove the check from it or you will never be able to connect. Click OK to close the LAN SETTINGS tab.

Next skip over the Programs tab and click the Advanced tab. When it opens slide the blue bar on the right all the way down until you get to the bottom of the window. You want to be able to make sure that if you see something like (Use SSL 2.0, Use SSL 3.0, Use TSL 1.0) that you put a check in the box to the left of each one of them. Afterwards you can click OK to close the Internet Options Window.

Next lets go boot your computer in Safe Mode.
Go to www.google.com and in the search box type:"Download cnet Malwarebytes" (without the quotes). Download and install malwarebytes from the sites download.cnet/malwarebytes. When thesite opens up click on the Green Download button on the left. Do not click the Red Download button, that's junk. When it finishes installing the GuiInterface will open up with an offer to Accept a Trial Version or Decline. CLICK DECLINE you want the totally free version. Run aQUICK SCAN. As it scans, if it finds infections the number will be in red. When it finishes scanning, click SHOW RESULTS. A notepad text document will open up showing you the results. You can close the text document and go back to the Gui Interface where you will click REMOVE SELECTED RESULTS. The objects will already be selected for you. When it finishes removing the objects click ok and it will sometimes reboot your machine.

If you have issues with connecting because of your password try below.

For Windows XP below:
Click Start/Control Panel/Network Connections then Right Click on the Wireless Network Connection and select Properties. When the Properties window open click the Wireless Networks tab. Click on the SSID for your wireless network that you connect to and the Properties window will open. You can change the Authentication Type to match the type set in your wireless router and you can also change your password or Network Key to make sure you have it in correctly.

For Windows Vista below:
Click Start/Control Panel/Network and Sharing Center then look to the left of the open window and click Manage Wireless Networks. Find the SSID of the network that you connect to and double click it. When the window opens click the Security tab to change the Security Type (which is the Authentication), The Encryption Type and the Network Security Key (which is the password).

For Windows 7 below:
Click Start/Control Panel/Network and Internet/Network and Sharing Center then look to the left and select Manage Wireless Networks. Find the SSID of the network that you connect to and double click it. When the window opens click the Security tab to change the Security Type (which is the Authentication), The Encryption Type and the Network Security Key (which is the password).

Let's start with Internet Options. If you have Windows XPClick Start/Control Panel/Internet Options. If you have Windows Vista orWindows 7 click Start/Control Panel/Network and Internet/Internet Options.

When the Internet Options window opens on the General Tab make sure you have avalid web address as the Home Page. If not, create a simple Home Page bytyping: http://www.google.com You don't have to click OK now because if you dothe Internet Options window will close.

Click the Security Tab and under where it says "select a zone to view orchange settings" Click on the one that says Internet, then scroll down tonear the bottom right and make sure that DEFAULT is grayed out (whereas youcannot click on it). You can Click on Default just to be sure. Next click theIntranet so that it is highlighted and make sure DEFAULT is grayed out so thatyou cannot click on it. Do the same thing for the other two zones (TrustedSites and Restricted Sites). After all zones under the Security Tab are set toDefault click the next Tab which is the Privacy tab.

On the Privacy Tab you want to make sure that DEFAULT is grayed out, if notclick on it. When in doubt just click the Default tab.

Next skip over the Content tab and proceed to click the Connections Tab. On theConnections Tab make sure that the Never Dial A Connection is checked if youhave something in the white box above it in for Dialup and Virtual PrivateNetworks settings. Look down on the right near the bottom and Click the LANSETTINGS button. When Lan Settings open up the only box that should be checkedis the very first box that says: Automatically Detect Settings. If any otherbox is checked remove the check from it or you will never be able to connect.Click OK to close the LAN SETTINGS tab.

Next skip over the Programs tab and click the Advanced tab. When it opens slidethe blue bar on the right all the way down until you get to the bottom of thewindow. You want to be able to make sure that if you see something like (UseSSL 2.0, Use SSL 3.0, Use TSL 1.0) that you put a check in the box to the leftof each one of them. Afterwards you can click OK to close the Internet OptionsWindow.

Next lets go boot your computer in Safe Mode.
Go to www.google.com and in the search box type:"Download cnetMalwarebytes" (without the quotes). Download andinstall malwarebytes fromthe sites download.cnet/malwarebytes. When thesite opens up click on the GreenDownload button on the left. Do notclick the Red Download button, that's junk.When it finishes installing the GuiInterface will open up with an offer toAccept a Trial Version orDecline. CLICK DECLINE you want the totally freeversion. Run aQUICK SCAN. As it scans, if it finds infections the number willbe inred. When it finishes scanning, click SHOW RESULTS. A notepad textdocumentwill open up showing you the results. You can close the textdocument and goback to the Gui Interface where you will click REMOVE SELECTEDRESULTS. Theobjects will already be selected for you. When itfinishes removing the objectsclick ok and it will sometimes reboot yourmachine.

... Let me know if all this works out for you.

Possible virus, corrupted files and registry. Try rebooting in safemode with network, if all works ok, then you have registry or virus problem; try scanning for virus and registry errors. If the problem insist in safemode, then you have corrupted system file and you will have to reinstall Windows.

Reboot system

You MAY have it set up to remember the previous tabs and it keeps adding and collecting more and more tabs.
Your options are:
1)go into the firefox Tools - Options and

2)go into firefox, select Bookmarks - Organize Bookmarks - and then Export the bookmark file to your desktop. Then remove Firefox from your computer entirely using Add Remove softare from the control panel. Also you will need to restart the computer and rmeove c:\Program Files\Mozilla. Download the new mozilla, reboot the computer and then reinstall the firefox program.

Step1.Go to Start Settings Control Panel and double click on the System icon.Click on the Hardware Tab and select Device Manager.

Step 2.From the Device Manager window, Scroll down click on Network adapters, select and right click on the wireless adapter and select properties.

Step 3.From the adapter properties window select the Advanced Tab and under the “Property:” window scroll and select “Power Management.” From the Power Management tab uncheck the box that indicates, “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.” Then Click Ok

(Note: It is important to note these changes will not take effect until the wireless radio is reset by turning it off and then on again.)

try to open the bios check by hitting delete upon pressing the power button. check if your hard disk is in the list of hard drive. click auto detect if not shown in the list. if still not. power off then open the casing of cpu then check the connectors if loosened. unplug then re plug to make sure its really connected. close the casing of cpu then power on

the error is in regards to the install application for the search engine. what i wan't you you to do forst is click on your start tab. then right click the browser tab. then click the properties tab. click the delete tab on your browsing history. click the delete all tab.it will pop a small window click the box that says delete add ons and click the yes tab. a window will pop up showing the deletions when that is done close the window.click your start tab and click on control panel options. click the network connection tab then right click on the network you use. then click on the repair tab. when that's done restart the computer.once it is rebooted click start and the browser tab and you should be allright. I believe that the virtual memory of your temporary files is full. please rate this solution thanks

try opening "new" pages in Tabs and when you want to exit said page just close the tab.