PC Tools stops at DEEP SCAN When I'm trying to scan My computer system.

Did you check fuse's in fuse block center console ? Fuse #26 IGN3 / HVAC 10amp . Do you know what I'm talking about ?
Fuse Block - Center Console
Inside of console, behind the right console access panel
What did you do jump terminals in the DLC ?
You need a factory scan tool to program keyless entry remote .

1. Install a scan tool.
2. Use the scan tool in order to access programming: Vehicle Control System/Computer Integrating System/Module Setup/BCM/Program Key Fobs.
3. Press the START soft key on the scan tool.
Important: The scan tool must stay connected until all of the transmitters are programmed.

4. Press and hold the LOCK button and the UNLOCK button simultaneously on one transmitter. After a delay of 5-10 seconds, the scan tool will indicate that the transmitter is programmed.
5. Repeat the previous step in order to program up to 4 transmitters.
6. Remove the scan tool.
7. Operate the transmitter functions in order to verify correct system operation.

Have you downloaded the right BIOS for your computer and do you really need to update this?

According to the HP support web site above the only version is 3.09 dated 21 June 2006 - if you already have this version, this may be why you cannot update it.

If your problem is that your computer is very slow, then updating the BIOS will not make any difference - you should concentrate on cleaning up and optimising the Windows file system.

Download and install the following utility programs that can help you to improve the performance of your computer.

Advanced System Care Free - run the Deep Care option of this utility.
DiskMax - run a Detailed Scan and let it clean up all profiles, updates, cache etc.
Smart Defrag - run a Defrag and Fast Optimize
CCleaner - use this to compliment the above plus use the Tools Uninstall option to remove any unwanted software programs, browser tool bars etc. Also use the Tools Startup option to disable any of the programs being started on every boot that don't need to be, i.e. things like QuickTime, Adobe Reader etc.

What you have is a big-time clue that your system has been infected by a virus/Trojan horse
Rootkit/Spyware/Worm/Malware of some type.
The first step in tuning up a computer is ridding it of all Malware/Spyware Infection(s). The last
time someone asked me to tune up a computer like yours, my first Malware scan of the
system located 212 viruses.

Free Anti-virus software: www.download.com

Pick (a) Avast! or (b) AVG free anti-virus, and start your tune-up with a deep system scan.

hello
-there are a lot of problem why you computer is slow --a lot of start up program that are running every time you boot your PC --a lot of program running at the back ground --2 or more security software that are running in the computer --a lot of utilities software that are doing the same thing --worst if the computer has virus infection ---try running this program to scan for infection click link below. http://www.filehippo.com/download_malwarebytes_anti_malware/ ---make sure that this is updated before you run a full scan, after the scan it will give you result remove all infection found. ----you can also try running this scan http://support.kaspersky.com/downloads/utils/tdsskiller.exe ----make sure you restart computer after every scan.
hope to hear from you on this matter.
cheers

It mayt be infected with virus , if you have any virus scanner , go to safe mode by tapping f8 key when computer starts and run a deep scan i mean full scan , if still you face the same issue , go to normal mode and restore the computer using system restore to a date where your computer was working fine ,make sure programs installed after that date wil be gone however data saved on the hard drive would be safe .
so use it wisely .
directions to go to system restore
1. click on start
2. go to programs
3. then goto accessories
4. then system tools
5. select system restore .

You can try CCleaner to clean your computer to make it fast. It is completely free software and very useful tool.

http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner

Hi, the Deep Virus Scan simply means to scan your whole system for viruses (all files on your system, can take a long time),
The virus program in question must be updated daily otherwise it won't find the latest infections.

Defrag C: means goto Windows Explorer, right button click the C: drive , select the tools tab, goto defragmentation and start defragging,

Hope this helps.

Regards
GeWiz.

Hi,
I strongly suggest that you remove Zone Alarm from your computer before you start to install any other virus scan program as its presence prevent other programs to work when you try to install them. For sure I know about it!!!!, make your choice about a good virus program first and stick to it...and install only one, otherwise you are just asking for problems.

To remove Zone alarm completely you have to start you computer in 'Safe Mode' and then go to Add/Remove programs in the Control Panel section to proceed and then reboot.

Thanks,
Lucus123

That's a somewhat vague question but first start off with a virus scan and an adware/spyware scan. I personally like Spybot Search & Destroy. (http://security.kolla.de) Install it and run a full scan and remove anything that it comes up with. Make sure you have the Backup option checked first, just in case. This should show you any background processes or services that belong to potentially malicious programs. In the utilities for Spybot you are also given tools to stop specific programs and services from automatically starting up when you boot your computer.

After you've taken those steps, delete your temporary internet files, then close out of everything and run Disk Defragmenter (Start > Run > dfrg.msc > Defragment). Additionally make sure that you have plenty of space on your hard drive available. If you're able to defragment though, that's a given.

If, after all this, your computer is still running slow, let me know and I'll try to offer additional help.

Good luck!

This could be due to a spyware/virus. Have you tried running a virus scan? As you can still get online try an online virus scan: http://www.pandasecurity.com/homeusers/solutions/activescan/ click SCAN PC NOW