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It almost sounds like your yahoo account has been hacked. My father had a yahoo mail address that got hacked and they kicked him off for sending out spam. I would contact yahoo.

This error occurs due to the following reasons: Faulty RAM, registry errors, incompatible drivers, hardware failures, faulty BIOS configuration, Viruses.
Follow the steps below to avoid the BSOD error message occurs again.
Check whether the RAM installed in your computer complies with the motherboard specs. Replace the RAM if needed. You can also check the systems with a friend's RAM to know whether the error message is due to RAM.
Use a free registry cleaner/fixer software available to clean/repair your windows registry. (Ccleaner is good at this)
Do not install incompatible device drivers. Install only Microsoft Signed drivers. Update your existing driver software from the corresponding device manufacturer's website.
If you have installed/changed new hardware, check whether it is supported by your system. Also check whether it is installed properly. If needed test the systems without the faulty hardware. Check whether you've installed correct/signed driver software for that particular hardware.
If you have reconfigured your system BIOS, set it to default/optimal/recommended settings and test the system. Disable features like BIOS caching.
Use an original and up to date antivirus system like Norton, McAfee or Kaspersky and run a full systems scan.
Keep your windows updated with current patches and fixes to protect the systems from unwanted troubles.
All the best.

no way to overcome such problem unless you installed a new version of windows with genuine serial number

a more accurate description will be helpful for solving..please describe the problem

Try a new browser. getfirefox.com or google chrome

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Determine the manufacturer of your sound board (from Windows Device Manager, or your machine's manuals), and download the drivers directly from them. If you have an OEM recovery partition, all your drivers should be there on that partition. Pay attention to the volume control settings (Right click on the speaker icon in the try, then select Adjust audio properties, or open Control Panel, then double click on Sound and Audio Devices), then make the necessary adjustments.

You have a virus!!!!!!!1 Go to google for removing it!!!!!!!!!! You can download the Hiren disk and boot up your computer from it and run the malwarebytes program. If you get a stupid message saying that it will not work, ignore and run it.

hi you need to identify which sound card you have and then can download the correct driver. get cpuz and that will tell you which hardware you have connected

If this a theft of actual bars of gold, contact your local police. If this is some "virtual" winnings on some web-site, contact the administrators of that web-site.

Apparently MS in their infinite wisdom decided that in vista they would take the power away from the user and remove the administrator from the equation.
So no matter how many thing your try in the user accounts you will not get full admin rights.
but here is a reg hack that worked for me real well. I am running windows vista home basic

Click Start and Run type in regedit and enter
your now at the registry editor.
click and expand HKEYLOCALMACHINE
go down and click SOFTWARE
click MICROSOFT
click WINDOWS
click CURRENTVERSION
click POLICIES
click SYSTEM
you will see the registry entries to the right
right click in the white area and select new DWORD
Name it "EnableLinkedConnections" and enter
Right Click on EnableLinkedConnections and choose MODIFY change the Data Value to "1"
Save and exit Registry Editor
Reboot your computer and try deleting the folder you wanted to again.

WARNING:
Using this reg edit you are changing your registry and could develop problems if you don't do it correctly. Be Warned and do some research prior if you need to understand registry editor.

Start Run 'cmd' cd History erase * cd .. cd Cookies erase *txt exit

Try using a free program like PC Health Optimizer. You can download it here:

Does it open, when connected to ANY OTHER computer? If not, it is "dead".

Please post your laptop's exact model in here, so I and other helper can help you to look for the sound driver or look for a solution to fix this problem.

You need to check the Sound driver in the Control Panel.