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do a defrag usually works and go to cleaner on PC settings and delete the old files stored it could also be power lead needs replacing good luck

Do factory reset

What is the question?The desktop has the required hardware to run a 64 bit OS while the laptop does not. The version of Windows 8.1? is is a 32bit one.

Hello.Unfortunately, your software will not run on the Windows 7 operating system. The website for the manufacturer (Carry A Tune), doesn't appear functional. Often manufacturers will update their software for current operating systems, but not Carry A Tune.Hope this helps.

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Try uninstalling and Re installing but before you do that do a windows update just to make sure theres no important stuff that needs to be downloaded

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Since this is about a very specific software product, I would contact Linspire directly.

Task-switch to the currently-running "first" instance of Singing Coach.

Or, shutdown & restart your computer, and then click on it to launch the "first" instance.

Believe it or not, just blowing on the cartridge and inserting it again seems to do the trick with our Leappad.

ditch windows and install linux Kiwi and all and any problems will be solved in a instant!

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I don't know if you can fix the pen, but I can point you to where you can buy one...

http://www.amazon.com/LeapFrog-20042-REPLACEMENT-PEN-MFLP/dp/B0001U1VK2

here is a link to using SAMBA utilities to do just that:

http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/sambaserver.shtml

i ran driver detective to update my gateway notebook drivers to have sound,but no luck doing that.It say that i should i should put in the registry key for driver detective.Where is the registry key located or how do i obtain it?

Unless you have all of the drivers for your hardware and win2000, I wouldn't try it. You'll end up with nothing working.

File format should be a . iso opened with power iso or120% unbuto need to be on a **** to run or boot from
Get it here http://www.ubuntu.com/

Just try ubuntu, its free.

You don't need virus protection in Linux. You could just switch ubuntu which is free.

Linspire may have caused you to get a hard drive failure possibly. It may have one of the Linux bugs where it does hard drive seeks way too often and causes it to die out faster. These seem like the symptoms of a dieing hard drive.

try replacing the power supply unit