I've used it, and still do. It's a good program.
--
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'87 300SDL (272,xxx mi) head case
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'82 300CD (176 kmi)
'82 300D (74 kmi) getting donor engine-sold
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Quoting Rick Knoble
I tried doing a reinstall last night. It would hang up installing
devices, restarted computer, install restarted, if finally made it thru
installing devices, then was on installing network. Left it sitting, this
morning, still on installing network. Cant even get install to work it
seems.
On Mon, 5 May 2008 13:29:11 - (UTC) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My only concern it, since Im running NTFS, will I be able to pull files
out of different users my documents or will it give me a access
denied.
If you have admin privileges, you shouldn't have problems with that.
Craig
The reason for the page size increase is the huge amount of graphics,
scripts and annoying ads.
The best thing you can do if you've got kids getting at the machine is
to create a separate login account just for them. You retain
administrator rights and they can't install anything without your
Ditto Bob, you spoke for me also. Looking forward to hearing some tips on
speeding things up.
I read on a friends blog that about ten years ago, most pages consisted of
only about ??? bits, bits or whatever, now they have more than ??? bits. A
huge change, says he.
Let me know if you have any
I seem to remember once going to something like msconfig or something like
that and seeing a list of all the stuff that should be running in the
background and being amazed at all the crap that was running. I vaguely
remember deselecting stuff and performance improved.
Can anyone tell me
check the amount of free spae on the hard drive - less than 30% free and it
starts to have trouble fnding the space it needs to move files around.
A virus is always a possibility -
Lots of other possibilities - I assume you are running MS-XP? Have the
latest versions uploaded and installed?
Bob,
Start by going to this web site: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/startups/
Next open up the Run Command [ Start Run ]
Type in msconfig Click OK.
When System Configuration Utility opens up click on the Start Up Tab
On the Left hand column you will see a list of commands
Start at the top and
Im thinking about just trying to do an install over my current install
and see what happens. Not wipe it and start from scratch, but just do
an overlay so to speak, see if it cleans something up. Looks like I
ahev got rid of all my spyware, have no viruses, but I still cant get IE
to work,
On Sun, 04 May 2008 16:53:29 -0500 Kaleb C. Striplin
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Im thinking about just trying to do an install over my current install
and see what happens. Not wipe it and start from scratch, but just do
an overlay so to speak, see if it cleans something up.
If you mean
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Im thinking about just trying to do an install over my current install
and see what happens. Not wipe it and start from scratch, but just do
an overlay so to speak, see if it cleans something up. Looks like I
ahev got rid
Bzzt Wrong
You can install Widoze over the top of it self.
The problem you will run into is the New install doesn't
touch the Registry files so if there is junk in the Registry
it will remain.
Kaleb try using the Registry in CCleaner to get rid of the crap left behind.
I'll send you a
Yea, you can do an install over an install, I have done it many times.
I have done the uninstall/install on IE and firefox and has not solved
the problem. I wonder if the spyware scan missed something too.
Craig McCluskey wrote:
On Sun, 04 May 2008 16:53:29 -0500 Kaleb C. Striplin
[EMAIL
Thanks. I have run cccleaner often. And again since the problem has
occured, that has not fixed it. Yea, send that program you are talking
about, maybe it will help.
Thanks,
Kaleb
Russ Williams wrote:
Bzzt Wrong
You can install Widoze over the top of it self.
The problem you
On Sun, 04 May 2008 18:01:30 -0500 Kaleb C. Striplin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yea, you can do an install over an install, I have done it many times.
I tried doing that at work recently but found no way to do it. Guess I
must have missed something.
I have done the uninstall/install on IE and
Boot from the install CD and select the Install Windows option. If it
finds an existing installation, it will then ask if you want to Repair
it.
If you select the first Repair option, it takes you to the recovery console.
-Dave Walton
On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 7:50 PM, Craig McCluskey [EMAIL
Right now I am running in safe mode. Launched IE 7 and it would not
connect. It had some deal I could click on something about joining some
diagnostic something or other. I clicked it, said I have a problem with
my winsock catalog something or other and do I want to reset it. I
clicked yes,
no good, same problem
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Right now I am running in safe mode. Launched IE 7 and it would not
connect. It had some deal I could click on something about joining some
diagnostic something or other. I clicked it, said I have a problem with
my winsock catalog something
There is some command at the 'run prompt that will reset your IP stack,
IPCONFIG or something like that? Maybe it got corrupted and IE is all
ferklempt.
--R
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
no good, same problem
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Right now I am running in safe mode. Launched IE 7 and
to Linux. This pig is blazing fast now. This was a productive Sunday.
Thanks smart guys.
Bob R
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