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What would you like the site to do? I would start by searching "domain hosting."

Ernie: I would love to help if I can, but I would like to be sure I understand the problem. Would you post the entire message including the title and any error codes? Can you reproduce the problem at will, or does it happen at random intervals? techsheaven

Click Start-> Run... type the following in the box: appwiz.cpl Does that open the Add/Remove application?

Are you using the monitor that came with the system? Sounds like you have generic drivers, or settings that are not compatible with monitor. Tap F8 at startup and select VGA mode. You should be able to log in with an ugly screen. You can update your video and monitor …

All of these things have to do with your internet connection. Can you tell us more about the system? How will you connect to the internet? What type of ISP do you use? Have you installed the drivers for your ethernet, wireless network adapter, and dialup modem?

I think you will find that "SMTP.gmail.com" would work better than "outgoing.verizon.net:" but that is the "name." On another page, you should find the mail server settings. Make sure there is no ":" at the end of the outgoing mail server, and use port 587 if you ISP is Verizon; …

Sounds like you are using a wireless connection. Low Signal or interference will do that. A common problem is wireless land-line phones that operate on 2.4Ghz Range (or your neighbors). If your router and adapter support 802.11n or 802.11b, they operate on 5Ghz. 802.11b would be very slow though. Good …

You should edit the link to your screenshot since it points to a photo of a dog. Click the link below and do Full Service Scan: [url]http://onecare.live.com/site/en-my/default.htm[/url]

Have you tried uninstalling the mouse from the device manager? you will have to use the keyboard to refresh the pnp hardware (and reinstall your mouse). after the uninstall completes, press Alt, then A, then A to rescan. Good Luck Post back here if that does not fix the problem.

I think you have demonstrated that it is the site. Will you post the entire error? I have a feeling that the authentication is taking too long at the server.

Right-click Command Prompt icon and run as administrator.

I'll over-simplify it: Information travels along cables to and through various points called nodes. The first part of an IP address indicates the network node, and the last part indicates the host node. A subnet mask indicates how many networks an IP address range is divided into and how many …

Do you have a good (and stable) wireless signal? Don't be fooled by the fact that you can get a page as it may be cached (stored on your computer). Navigating to pages you have not been to is the test!

Is there another user logged on? Is there a network device using the connection? Unplug the network cable and try. What is the original problem? Maybe they are related?

Usually, Last Know Good Configuration will resolve the problem; if not, tell us more about the problem. Please give careful though to the following, as it will determine the next step int he troubleshooting process: Are you using, or have you installed any remote control software? Do you login to …

I am working on a GT5656. The system was downgraded from Vist to xp. When the tech performed th downgrade, he first deleted all partitions. Now the owner wants to restore Vista, so I ordered the disks from Gateway. During the restore I get Gateway Error 0x2001100200001005. I assume that …

Go here: [url]http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html[/url] Click "Download Now" Run the install Update (update tab) terminate Internet Explorer During Removal (Settings Tab) Run Full Scan (Scanner Tab) After the scan completes, click "OK." Click "Show Results" Click "Remove Selected" Close notepad close Malwarebytes Restart your computer Good Luck Post back here if you …

Is there an indicator light on the charger? Does it stay on? What happens when you remove the battery and try to boot without it?

Close all windows hold the windows key and press r. type: inetcpl.cpl in the internet properties box, click Reset. From the command prompt, do: ipconfig /flushdns Post the results

Windows? hold the windows key and press r. type: inetcpl.cpl in the internet properties box, click Reset.

Sure. Are you trying the default IP? What models are the router and AP? Are you wired to the router? Are you sure you reset it correctly?

Sounds like a fan. Do you feel compfortable removing the side cover of your computer? If so, take it off and clean out the dust, but be sure to avoid Static Discharge (if it is a really dry or cold day save it for later). You could use short bursts …

how is it damaged?

Im' not sure what you expect to happen. Let's take one device at a time. Tell us what the device is, and what Icon you expect.

Tap F8 continually while windows boots to see the Advanced Boot Options. Choose Safe Mode. Hold the Windows key, and press R. In the box, type the following: msconfig On the startup tab disable all On the services tab, hide all Microsoft Services, then click disable all. Click OK. OK …

So let's see I understand: You set your BIOS to boot to CD-ROM first. Setup starts, but somewhere along the way, it stops and gives you this error. Is that right?

Hold the Windows key, and press R. In the box, type the following: msconfig On the startup tab disable all On the services tab, hide all Microsoft Services, then click disable all. Click OK. OK to restart. When your machine reboots, check the box to not show the configuration utility. …

Hold the windows key and press r. in the box, type the following and press enter: cmd in he command window, type the following: chkdsk /f Schedule a boot-time scan. Restart your computer

Exit all programs. Hold the Windows key and press R. Type the following command in the Open box, and then press ENTER: inetcpl.cpl I the Internet Options dialog box, Click the Advanced tab. Under Reset Internet Explorer settings, click Reset. Click Reset again. When Internet Explorer finishes resetting the settings, …

Go here: [url]http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx[/url] Rather than the Mainboard info, you will need the series # Usually on the front of the case and/or owners manual and is part of the model number. You will then need the full model #. Alternately, you can try this for the wireless: [url]http://download.cnet.com/Ralink-RT2500-Wireless-LAN-Card/3000-2112_4-65181.html?tag=mncol[/url] And maybe …

Tough! You could try this: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/310994[/url] Take it a step at a time. Post back here if you run into any snags.

Let me see if I understand you. You changed your Central Processing Unit? What is the socket & Motherboard type? What processor was old? What prosessor was new? Are talking about the whole system rather than just the CPU? Here's What I think you mean (correct me if I'm wrong): …

This just means that you have to restart and they will be removed then. Run Malwarebytes again to make sure it is clean. Install an antivirus that can do a boot-time scan. Avast! Home (available from cnet) works well.

Here's a start [url]http://support.gateway.com/s/Manuals/Mobile/8512061_Apache_RPL.pdf[/url] I would recommend compressed air first ... Avoid taking this apart at all costs! As you know, Gateway stops short of providing instructions for full disassembly. Good luck

Keep looking, a fuse would not make a puff of smoke normally. Was the smoke from the mobo or psu? Did the fans all turn? If you don't see anything wrong with the mobo or do find something burned in psu, I would replace it.

The most common issue with charging is the socket where your power adapter plugs in. Power down the system and remove the battery. While a plug in it's socket may or may not be loose, that is NOT what we are looking for. Apply a small amount of pressure to …

Do you get a reply when you ping the localhost and the default gateway?

This type of error is associated with drivers, but drivers are stored on your hard drive. Other hardware may come into play. You get a BSOD at what point in the boot process? Can you boot into Safe Mode?

Are you talking about the scrollbars? The code you pasted has elements I do not recognize. If I get the source from your website, it looks different and I can follow it. You must be using some tool to edit it. What would you like to change?

What is the error code, and when does it happen? If it is happening at startup (and you are stuck in a restart loop, tap F8 while it reboots and it shold stop at the BSOD so you can read it. If you have more than one RAM module, you …

Wild Tangent is a web site. Fouled up downloads? Malware? connect your hard drive to a usb adapter, back up your files, and do a destructive restore (I think that's what they call it).

Click Start -> Run, type Devmgmt.msc, click OK. In the Device Manager window, expand Universal Serial Bus controllers. Right-click a USB Root Hub in the list, and then click Properties. In the USB Root Hub Properties dialog box, click the Power Management tab, clear the "Allow the computer to turn …

To post ipconfig info, click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories and Right-click Command Prompt. Select "Run as Administrator." Click Continue in the UAC window. In the Command window, type "ipconfig" (without the quotes) and you will get an output like this: Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6002] Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft …

Alright. Unplug the PC. IF it is a laptop, remove the battery. Wait a minute. Plug the power cord back in. Make sure your monitor is on. Try to boot and tell us everything you see and hear. Lights on PC? Lights on monitor (Color)? Hard drive spinning? Fans turning? …

XP allows you to indicate third party drivers. Like caperjack said, get your SATA drivers (and any disk controllers) for the manufacturer and burn them to a disk. I would also grab the NIC drives while you are at it; they can be on the disk too. Press F6 during …

Just to clerify, your DSL modem is set to bridged mode, right? Your PPPoE information is in your linksys router right? Believe it or not they no only can be on the same subnet, the DSL modem and the router can have the same IP address (depending on config). This …

Besides breaking convention, I'm not sure what problems you expect. Off the top of my head, I would say use "position:absolute;" for your divs because resizing browsers can make a mess of your work. If you would like to post some samples of what you are thinking, I would gladly …

It can be done, but you may want to re-think it. A large system partition = slow performance. If you are out of disk space, try moving your paging file there to increase performance. Or even useit for archives so you can reinstall your OS without affecting them. Are you …

why not create a "fake" email and Facebook user account for such things?

Try this: While your system boots, tap F8 continuously, until you get a boot options menu. Select "Safe Mode" Start -> Run: msconfig hide all Microsoft services (on services tab) disable all (on services tab) click on the startup tab and disable all. close MS Configuration Utility Restart PC when …