Top 20 Microsoft Windows XP Professional for PC - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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go on line and check for a replacement for your possibly damaged DLL file, there are websites that can help you replace / repair them. that seems to be an MS file / folder / library......it may be located in the system / system 32 file folder

1. Reboot into safe mode by tapping the key at the top of the keyboard with "F8". Tap it until you get a menu on a black screen with white letters. 2. Tap on your 'down' arrow key 3 times to select "Safe Mode" and tap the "Enter" key. 3. When the welcome screen is displayed, click on "Administrator" and you should be able to get into your computer. (This will not happen if the "Administrator" account is also password protected.) 4. Go into the Control Panel, and select the "Users" application. If your account appears as a user, click on it and click "Change Password". 5. Save the changed password, and reboot. You should now be able to get into your Windows account.

Check connections, make sure power connections are correct, make sure drivers are installed correctly. It might be a bad drive or it may not be communicating correctly.

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.

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You didn't provide any information about your computer so here is a tutorial on manually installing device drivers. Tutorial Manually Install Driver for Windows XP Vista 7 8 and 8 1 I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/adrienne_b03fb46fc6334991

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

If you would like to delete a Short Cut -Right mouse click and choose "delete".

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

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 will have to buy it for getting the key.http://www.uniblue.com/software/registrycleanerkit/Or alternatively use free registry cleaners like ccleanerhttp://www.piriform.com/ccleaner

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

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.

Hi, Try resetting your iPod through iTunes. Make sure you have a data backup of your iPod.

Try to run as administrator.

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

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