low memory message

March 18, 2014, 4:23 pm

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I never suggested deleting anything
On task manager do you have this as per my screenshot


If you do after clicking the process heading, click the view tab as I said and then click select columns
If you do not have that then it is first windows 7 I have seen that does not have it and I can assure you I have seen a few

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Restarting to same windows set up as I had before logging off

March 18, 2014, 6:25 pm

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It appears to me that you want all of the programs and files to be up and running that you had when you shut down.

No, you can't, but you can add each program to the Startup group and they will be opened, but not to the last opened file.

I would NOT want to do this as it may take a lot longer for the machine to get running and you have no control which program is going to when.

Bootmgr is missing - Toshiba

March 18, 2014, 6:33 pm

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Not to argue anyone else's advice, but Toshiba laptops come with windows, they have a hidden partition on the hard drive with the installation source for that laptop (doesn't need product keys or activation, or any of that) that you activate by hitting a certain key before the system boots up. It's activated by the bios, so it works even when you have a total boot failure, like this one. And it will certainly have a "startup repair" option, which is what I would suggest you try first.

Outlook Express

March 18, 2014, 7:06 pm

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I'm running a new install of Windows 7 Prof. with XP mode.


I installed Microsoft Office 2000, in XP mode, to try and keep my Outlook Express e-mail, that I was using in Win-XP.
It seems to work ok, except each time I open Outlook Express in XP mode, I have to enter my passwords on each of my e-mail addresses. If I keep OE open while in XP mode, I don't have to keep entering pass words, I can send/receive without entering PW's.


As soon as I close OE, and open it again, I have to re-enter PW's for each address.


Any idea why OE won't hold my passwords?


I also have Windows Live Mail on the Windows 7, and it works ok. I just don't like it as well as OE.

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March 18, 2014, 8:01 pm

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Update and resolution. After getting Norton to check remotely was advised it was an isp issue. Rang vodafone and yes it was/is. The pocketwifi needed to have it's connection area altered as they are having some issues with the network. Just seemed too coincidental that it occurred after updates that the isp came into the mix.

Windows 7 can't start because %hs is missing

March 19, 2014, 12:21 pm

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Hello so my machine blue screens with the message windows cannot start because %hs is missing.

I followed all the steps in this thread --->> http://forums.techguy.org/windows-7/...t-because.html
I just dont know what to replace in the fixlist.txt file because it is different for each machine.

I tried to get help from the user that solved the problem for the person in that thread but i just recently made this account in the attempt to contact him but i am not allowed to send PM yet for some reason. this user is "dvk01"

I have the FRST.txt file and Search.txt file. which i can post when needed

Just need to know the contents for fixlist.txt

thanks

Strange folders appearing from nowhere on my external drive

March 19, 2014, 2:15 pm

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They sound a bit like the folders that .NET creates when it updates. I think it just chooses the disk with the most free space to occupy. Don't delete them without confirming this though.

Password has expired, access denied

March 19, 2014, 7:55 pm

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Not sure if this applies in your situation but should be easier if it does :-

http://gillesperon.blogspot.co.uk/20...xpiration.html

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Beeping sound

March 19, 2014, 8:39 pm

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A little update- the beeping stopped, now, when I turn on my pc the light just keeps blinking(fan is also working) but I get nothing on the screen..

Print Active Window shows Print Dialog Box on printed page

March 20, 2014, 10:03 am

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Hello Everyone,


I have tried searching and searching for this problem but nothing seems to come up with this particularly odd problem. I'm actually running 3rd party software hosted on an AS/400 system but from a Windows 7 32-bit computer. If I right-click the title-bar of the window and select print, the print dialog box comes up asking for the printer I want to use. I select one, then click "Print" and the following comes out on the page....


<See Sample.jpg> (Of course, that's not an actual page, it's a representation of what you'd see on the page, but it's accurate despite the fact that it's color. Anyway, the print screens come out light and don't scan in well.)


As you can see, the print dialog box is clearly visible on the page. This seems to randomly crop up only on Windows 7 boxes and once it starts, we seem to have no way to stop it.


HEEEEyyyUUULLPP!!!


Thanks,

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dll error message

March 20, 2014, 1:07 pm

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Stop ccleaner.
Use the disk cleanup button from right click on drive -> properties in My Computer/Windows explorer. It does do temp.
I didn't mean for you to remove Firefox completely, just that one folder needs clearing as I don't think ccleaner does it.

Now try Ccleaner but don't let it touch the registry.

windows live for XP compatiblity

March 20, 2014, 1:22 pm

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Windows Live OneCare was discontinued in October 2009 and all support for it was stopped in April 2011.

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Windows 7 Keeps Crashing

March 20, 2014, 3:01 pm

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http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/w...8-499d5d00b65d

According to the above page, it is hard drive related.

Windows 7 corruption

March 20, 2014, 4:30 pm

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Hi
Not that it makes any difference now but CD is change directory
and you cannot issue a CD cmd on X which is a ramdrive created for the purposes of recovery to change from the X drive to the C drive
the correct cmd is as you posted, although the F is not needed as it is implied by R or you could simply have typed
C:
and then when it changed from the X:\Sources> or whatever it was on - to C:
the chkdsk cmd from there

THAT all said the important aspect while we await your chkdsk results is that from what I can see when it was running in read only mode which is NOT a reliable result

At this moment of time I suspect the full chkdsk will reveal bad sectors and if that is the case althought the /R will attempt recovery of the data from the bad sectors and re-write it to good sectors and then mark the sectors as bad, so that data is not written to them in future, the ONLY way forward is to replace the hard drive

I will be better able to advise you when you post the results

How has the last few days been down in Northampton - gales and rain here in Anglesey

Kernel Data inpage error

March 20, 2014, 5:11 pm

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might be a good idea to run a chkdsk /r from cmd prompt...

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Bad installation of Win 7 (???) NEED HELP

March 20, 2014, 5:51 pm

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I don't believe it came with a warranty. I could be wrong. Need to check but I don't think so. Have you heard of these types of problems before? Will let you know if I find a warranty.

Solutions: Win7 does not recognize the CD-ROM

March 20, 2014, 7:09 pm

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For friends who are using Win 7 System for computers, if you are in trouble with problem like "Win7 does not recognize the CD-ROM", this may be a good method to solve it.
Analysis: The problem may be that there is an error in the registry keys lead.
　　The Ultimate Solution:
　　Note: Modify the registry at risk, please carefully operation.
　 Press Win + R keys, type Regedt32.exe, press Enter to open the Registry Editor;

Windows Explorer will not retain my display settings.

March 20, 2014, 7:19 pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Macboatmaster (Post 8881248) Depending on where you open explorer from in the first instance right click and click properties On the shortcut tab you will see the target as %windir% etc Libraries MAKE a note of what is there currently just in case Delete that and type %windir%\explorer.exe "" it may be easier to copy and paste that click apply and OK then explorer will open on computer and you can then configure content etc. OR leave that as is and use Windows logo key +E

Thanks for reply.

I already have %windir%\explorer.exe"" showing on the shortcut tab. Explorer still opens showing Libraries.
However, if I use Win Logo key + E, it opens up showing "Computer" with all my drives listed under.


I suppose I can just use the key's to open explorer.

BSOD 0x0000116 nvkflt.sys

March 20, 2014, 7:33 pm

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im at a loss...sorry...the only thing i could think of is to go into dev mgr and delete the Intel HD graphics from the system and reboot the pc ad not let it install??

Reinstalling OS 7 on New HD in Acer 5372z Problem

March 20, 2014, 7:55 pm

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I just put a 500GB HD in my Acer 5372z cause the original 250GB crashed. I ordered my systems discs from Acer and proceeded to re install. Everything went fine, went through the process and when it was completed it rebooted and was starting to apply all settings then this error message came up "Windows could not complete the installation. To install windows on this compute, restart the installation"

When computer comes on I hit F2 systems recognizes New HD, made sure optical drive is the first to boot and have went through the process 4 times and still get the same result. Before I have to pay someone to try and do this for me I wanted to see if anyone can help me get this going.

I have searched all over and just can't find the answer I'm looking for. I have changed HD in other computer without issues. This is really puzzling me. Please can someone help me.