20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 1: Windows - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Highlight the test you want to copy, press CTRL and "C" at the same time, or right-clock and select 'cut' or 'copy'. Click on the destination, and press CTRL and "V" at the same time or right click and select 'paste'.

Remove the program that is designated to begin whenever your computer encounters the suffix of the video. You'll find this by clicking START / DEFAULT Programs

check the support pages at hp.com, run Windows update and make sure to take all optional updates. those include hardware drivers.

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Hi Anon Your laptop should come with an Ethernet connection as well as wireless connections, try making a wired connection via your Ethernet port, these are usually more reliable than wireless connections. When I have experienced these sort of problems it is usually because of a missing driver. Check that you have the proper drivers for your internet connections installed, these should come on a disk that is supplied with your laptop. Finally check this link for Microsoft's official network trouble shooter. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows-vista/troubleshoot-network-connection-problems.

Start the computer into safe mode, uninstall Comodo Security Software (probably an antivirus or other related program). Clean the computer with CCleaner, then reinstall with updated version of the software. Check to make sure there are no conflicting software, such as; other antivirus programs, standalone firewalls (besides the Windows firewall and Windows defender). Also run portable antivirus (Emsisoft Free Emergency Toolkit, ClamWin Portable), Malwarebytes, and Spybot Search and Destroy to make sure you have not bad programs interfering with antivirus and corrupting necessary programs. Once this is done, reinstall Comodo or your preferred antivirus software, suite, and restart your computer in normal mode.

If this is causing you to have crashes, the .exe is probably corrupt. It belongs to booster and certain tuneup utility programs ("Dachshund Integrator or TuneUp Utilities (version 2006, 2009) or Glary Utilities (version 3) or Glary Utilities PRO or Auslogics BoostSpeed"). If you have any of these programs installed I'd uninstall it and restart your computer. Then reinstall if you want to use the program still, though preferably after an update. I'd also clean your computer with CCleaner and remove junk files before reinstalling. This will clear corrupted files that might not have been removed with the uninstallation of the program. If you continue to experience this issue, install sandbox and make sure the program runs within sandbox. This will prevent any faults or issues with the program from interfering with your OS.

There's always a reason but who cares if there is a good solution. Try rebooting your wifi router and then your PC and see if the connection returns. Also try to delete your WIFI network connection. Then reboot and it should return and so may your connection! If its a secure connection check if your password is correct by opening your WIFI network connection by double clicking it and clicking on wireless properties and then the security tab. Confirm your security key exists and is correct.

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You can, but it is a tricky gamble. This guy does a good job at explaining how to do it: Thread HowTo Fix Corrupted Windows Registry from Ubuntu partition

Hey, Judy. I'll be telling you how to reset your password on your operating system. I'd like to add that I haven't used Windows Vista in a very long time so excuse any minor mistakes I make. :) So before you get started, it might be helpful to write down the steps of this guide as you won't be able to keep your computer on to do this. If this is a computer that your work/school was provided, bring it to the technical department there, as they may have precautions that don't allow for this.

1. Shut down your computer completely.
2. Press your power button on your computer and start repeatedly pressing the "F8" key on your keyboard until a menu pops up. Make sure you start as soon as you press the power button. It might be a bit hard at first and it is perfectly fine if you have to turn off your computer and start again.
3. Once you are on the black menu, use your arrow keys to select "Boot in Safe Mode"
4. Once the computer boots into safe mode, click "Administrator".
5. Once logged in, click the Windows Logo.
6. Type "Control Panel' and press enter.
7. Click "User Accounts and Family Safety", what it is called may vary slightly just use logic to discern what it is.
8. Click "User Accounts"
9. Find your account and click on it.
10. Click "Change Password" and fill in the forum and click "Apply Changes" or something to that effect
11. Reboot your computer and startup normally, you should be able to log in with your new password.

If you need further help feel free to comment on this answer and I'll try to get back to you. ;)

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If you have a repair disk, of course you can try it to crack Windows password. But if you don't have maybe you can consider using Ophcrack. Most time it is helpful but cannot guarantee 100% successful reset. Above all, the last one should be the best method for your Windows password reset. Another safe and effective software you can try, Anmosoft Windows Password Reset. Windows Password Reset Software

Uninstall unused programs. Get an up-to-date Antivirus program and scan your computer. Also get Malwarebytes to look for any Trojans. Windows Vista is notorious for taking a long time to boot or shutdown after a few years. Time to move to Windows 7 if you can, it has tighter code. Windows 8.1 is even better, but some hate the interface. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/kevin_c38b47f462e94458

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Check the settings for the game. Be sure it's set for 2 players (2 humans or 1 computer against 1 human. Then reboot. If that fails uninstalll an then reinstall Scrabble. Finally if nothing helps try to contact the manufacturer via email or phone tech support through their website.