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There are two processes: System and System Idle. That'll be the Image Name in Task Manager. The User Name for each of these will be SYSTEM. One of two things could be happening: 1/ The image "System" can host other services. If one of them is malware or you have …

Vista isn't slow. I've got Aero and most of the time when you're doing stuff, Aero's doing nothing. Anti-Virus does stuff - I'm looking at Task Manager now and the basic Windows load that I perceive is no more than 3% (Taskmgr.exe). It'll be higher deoending on what anti-virus software …

62 degrees is OK. That doesn't mean it's 62 degrees when it shuts down, though.

[QUOTE=flaco;793136]ok last thing of help for me man OK these are my temperature right now gpu-44c -cpu-38c local-39c hdo-38c core-44c what is these temperature in f AmBIENT-0c What are all these temperature in f? could you find me that info my friend and thanks[/QUOTE] These temperatures are perfect.

Vista. There's a lot of argument about this but most of those arguing against don't understand or know about the improvement to memory management in Vista over XP. Vista treats the whole of its user RAM as "squeezable" cache. This means that any unused RAM is intelligently populated by Vista …

Not enough info I'm afraid. Does a URL to anywhere else work? In any case, tell us whether or not you have connected to your router as an administrator? Are the right green lights on in your router? As much info as possible.

The principal steps are as follows: 1/ Make sure you've got at least 20GB free on your HDD 2/ Contract one or more of your partitions (if you have more than one) to give the 20GB needed for Windows 7. More if possible. 3/ Add another partition (Partition Magic 8 …

It won't be the 64 bit OS unless they specifically say so in their description. There's lots of stuff on this forum about the merits of 3GB vs 4GB, the nub of which is this with regard to 32 bit OS: 1/ 3GB is vastly better than 2GB. 2/ This …

Even noting that you say the BIOS is up to date, look at this link with a number of useful suggestions: [url]http://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447627+1232751553699+28353475&threadId=55676[/url]

A long beep is usually a RAM problem. As you've tried the original RAM, it is possible that there is a common cause fault on both RAM sticks. Like zapped by static electricity. Or not seated proerly (unlikely for 1 long beep).

jbennet is so right! My Quaddie has a 7600 and we only took the upgrade drivers from Nvidia. But sometimes (I've not seen it with Nvidia), Windows updates device drivers like the one for my Viewsonic VX2235wm in Vista. No harm done there - but for Nvidia, Nvidia is the …

You can boot from the CD in DOS mode and get the important files off. You can take the HDD out into a USB enclosure, connect it to another PC and get the files off. Based on your story (and even the possibility that a trojan could still be lurking …

Much more information is required. Rep power 5 and you don't tell us about your system, what's running and what the shut down symptos are?

Your story was a gripping read. Your banging the top might have glitched something power-wise (and what not). Something metallic could have dropped into the PSU, for example metal shavings. Any power over-supply (I find that hard to believe) would/could zap or damage any part of the circuitry especially memory …

Have a look at this solution and see if it helps. [url]http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic45984.html[/url] Something has been corrupted, possibly during that failed install.

I've explained this in a couple of other threads but it's worth repeating here. First, your numbers pretty well account for the total available RAM. Vista treats free RAM as cache for its DLLs and other frequently used code. So it will always report 0 free or maybe up to …

Did you google Spyware Guard 2008? It would seem that the web is full of advice on how to remove this malware. There is a manual method described at: [url]http://www.removal-instructions.com/removeSpywareGuard2008.html[/url] This method would work if your PC is at least useable. What I would do is slightly different, but you …

[QUOTE=djhouston;786181]ok so i have a windows 2000 and i dont get on the internet with it. everything i have on it ive transferrred it from another computer... now, heres the problem: one day i noticed my moniter flash blue, i figured it was nothin because it automatically restarted itself... ugh …

I think the reason you've had no replies yet to a fairly easy question is that nobody wants to ruin your enthusiasm with a negative reply. Fact is that 64MB. graphics RAM doesn't cut it for the games mentioned. If the card could share RAM with your PC (and for …

The on-board graphics will be automatically disabled when you install the 9800.

Which fan isn't moving? We need to be fairly precise as to what is happening. I presume the keyboard lights don't flash and nothing appears on the screen. The clicking could come from the speakers and be caused by a short propagating to the speakers. You mentioned one click not …

Some very interesting stuff/advice here: [url]http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/forum/windows-xp/8320-blank-desktop-no-desktop-after-log.html[/url] Niece = Young Person = Browsing = nasties/viruses is a possibility.

if you've been infected then these things propagate and don't go away unless surgically removed. So, you should head over to the virus forum, read the sticky post and supply the evidence to get this debugged. Seriously.

If I've understood correctly, the CD is not booting or running properly although it is trying to. yes? There was another case of something not to distantly related. When he washed the CD in tepid soapy water, the install worked. I hope it's as simple as that for you.

There is the COCATENATE function in Excel to join two text strings. You have to take care of the space between first name and last name; so all your first name fields must have a trailing space added. I've tested this and it works.

Often a device driver not behaving properly causes this sort of thing. Do deal with it, we'd to know full details of your system and exactly what happened and full error messages.

This URL may help you to throw light on the problem. [url]http://www.techsupportforum.com/hardware-support/ram-power-supply-support/224256-dell-inspiron-5100-power-problem.html[/url] Could you try what's been tried, or report on what's reported in that URL and be as precise as possible when you reply. Where we're heading is to decide between internals, the power brick, the input barrel, the …

Maybe the default Administrator has no password. Try llogging into Administrator in Safe Mode.

What aren't you telling us? Did you suspect a trojan or a virus and needed to get rid of some infected stuff? Could you have deleted something on which Windows depends like an update? That sort of thing.

Try googling "LOGMEIN Problems". There's plenty there to feed on. Is there a firewall in the VT2700 you can configure for your connexion?

You can go into regedit (google this for the details) and disable the pre-fetch of DLLs. They will then be loaded as eeded not as cahced and learned over 4 years. Or double your RAM. We don't know your kit so this is all guesswork for your case.

We need to be more precise. Is this what happens? 1. The Zebra is not the default printer 2. You use IE on Fedex site 3. You select the Zebra on the Printer menu 4. You hit the print button Then what happens: a. Nothing - no message? b. What …

Naughty of you to post the same problem on two pages of this forum! But The New Normal did provide something of value!

Not to be expected IMHO. That defies to some extent what you've described, though. Logically, the old card tried to pull more amps than the PSU could supply so the PSU gave out. I wouldn't have expected the AGP card to have been damaged but can't rule that out. Have …

Nope. My friend had the same laptop with the same problem. It was the motherboard.

Overheating? Fan not working? Laid on a carpet?

If you've been attacked, the damage is already done. The non-exe files that might be corrupted are: - Anything capable of executing a macro (Office files, e.g.) - Any Active control that you downloaded Files you save on a website are vulnerable to attack on that website. They should be …

What is the full error message and what system do you have including display adapters and sound cards etc. I presume that if you used FirFox or IE this doesn't happen? If it doesn't happen it points to a memory corruption caused by two applications using the same piece of …

Never seen it offered.

You posted this in one of the other forums. Perhaps you could abandon one of the threads. Vista or XP? Wireless or wired? Are you actually connected to the router and is it connected to the internet?

Did you read this: [url]http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-47237-isass-exe-app-error-desk-top-not-loading[/url]

You'd run into problems under windows with 2 LAN cards as it'll only allow 1 to work with the socket system. I would come out of the internet router onto a suitably sized switch (and then maybe not an el cheapo switch if you need more than 8 ports); then …

We'd need to know more thatn what you've told us, e.g.: Delphi version (how old also) Vista 32 bit or 64 bit Error message on trying to set up Delphi It ould be that you need to copy the setup files to hard disk and set the propertty for the …

Maybe you can gain control again by logging in Safe Mode as Administrator and hoping no password is required.

Is this XP or Vista? Are you an Administrator?

Which Directx level are you using in Directx? Have you tried dropping a level (down to 8 if necessary) to relieve the problem? Your equipment and performance capabilities are crucial to the successful use of Directx.

Does this thread help? [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread31720.html[/url]

have you set the adapter to a resolution supported by the monitor at a supported frequency? Like 1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz? My first instinct would be configuration or bent VGA cable pins.

Agreed. More RAM will halve your boot time (according to my experience). If you're using Norton AV, that can be processor intensive. The best systems these days have dual core and then it doesn't really matter because the other core can be used by your application.

1/ Did you first MD TMP as a sub-directory in C:\windowes? 2/ What is the EXACT message please? We're thousands of miles away and you've got the detail right in frfont of you - detail matters. 3/ Does this directory still exist: c:\windows\system32\config\system 4/ What was your original problem that …