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Dell error code ofoo 0131d
Hi,
It is unfortunate that the computer displays an error code as "ofoo 0131d". Request you to use the below link and install My Dell:
http://dell.to/1cn35y5
Then run a diagnostics using My Dell and let me know the test results.
Thanks and Regards.
Kiran Kumar.
#iworkfordell.
AM UNABLE TO ACCESS YAHOO AND FACEBOOK
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Reset bios password
in desktop computer this can be done by shorting cmos reset dip switch or removing cmos battery momentarily for a couple of seconds or minute at least. If you are working on a
laptop computer the location of the dip switch (almost never a jumper) can be under the keyboard or on the bottom of the laptop in a compartment such as the memory compartment.
Slow computer shutdown
before shut down close 1 by 1 all opened programs, then refresh 2-3 time on desktop... or... format your c: drive and re install windows...
My cd rom drive does not recognize media
First check CD (bad, scratch) Change it... if not OK thenthen Check Software (like media player, VLC player) re-install it if not OK then...Then check Cable of cd rom (loos connection) in not OK thenbring any friend's or neighbor's CD ROM for few minutes and replace... if other CDROM working ok then problem in your CD ROMopen cd rom and Check Lance (head) of CD rom... mostly lance not working in these cases.
Web site of
They may have server problems. Go to
www.comodo.com for free anti-virus and firewall. Click on "download free Internet Security" button.
Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.
If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe
I’m happy to assist further over the phone at
https://www.6ya.com/expert/joe_8b8c2cd6ce148309
Quick heal
Ok this is one of my two options since I cannot install the software to give a exact no fail answer for ya:
1) Open My Computer
2) Go to Program Files
3) Look for something called Quick Heal
4) Open that folder and then look for one of the following files:
[Note: * 's are Widcards: Meaning anything after or in place of that is fine.]
unins*.exe, uninst.exe or anything called Uninstall or like it.
If you see one run it as it will most likely work and remove it for you.
Also in some rare cases there is a Setup.exe that has the capability of removing the software as well.
My second option would be to if you can find the Quick Heal folder is to click the folder once to highlight it, Hold Shift and press Delete to permenantly delete it and then go about something that works but I warn you if you do any mistakes can cause issues:
1) Go to Start > Run
2) Then type cmd and hit enter.
3) Once you see the run Dialog type: msconfig
4) Press Enter
5) Go to the services tab and uncheck any box that in the manufacturer says Quick Heal in any means or is in the Startup Item Part.
6) Go to the Services tab and before you do anything check the "Hide all Microsoft services"
7) Look under Service and Manufacturer for things labeled Quick Heal and uncheck them
8) Click Apply and then Ok and then then the reboot option.
This process should manually remove Quick Heal but I suggest you only do this for this program.
I sincerely hope this helps.
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