Hello, yesterday when I was surfing the net on my pc (using opera) I suddenly got this weird program that I know for a fact that I've never installed. It said it was a anti-virus program and that I had alot of viruses installed, but that is just a load of ****. So I opened my task manager and shut down the program. Today when I turned on my computer it wouldnt let me open task manager or any other windows program. Well it let me open them but they would shut down in a matter of seconds with a message from the so called "anti-virus program" telling me that taskmanager was infected. So I restartet the computer and ran it in safe mode and used msconfig and went through the program list for any odd programs. Nothing out of the ordinary was found. I restarted the computer and pressed ctrl alt delete and got the taskmanger up and I watched as the programs were starting up. I saw a program called: cqnhuehsjmo.exe A program I am definatly positive that I've never seen before (I am rather active im checking the task manager, since I shut down random excess programs when I'm gaming). After I shut down this program I have seen nothing more of this anti-virus program, but it comes right back as soon as I restart the computer. I installed Malwarebytes (free version) and ran a quick search and found 6 different viruses and destroyed them, but I am quite sure these are not the one I'm looking for. I am running a full complete scan with Malwarebytes right now and so far it has found 2 more threats, I will have to get back to you to know if either of these were the one. Thank you.

This is primarilay do to the difference of the page rendering of Opera and opera mini. Since it has to be used on phone it uses slightly different layout spanning, padding and streching mechnisms. The pages that look weired are because they are not optimzed to be used with opera mini.

depending how computer savey you are, you could open it up . clean heat sink and apply new thermal paste to the processor. not too moch, but not too little

Just uninstall word since you don't use it. It is just a 30 day demo anyway.

To uninstall or change a program

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2. Select a program, and then click Uninstall. Some programs include the option to change or repair the program in addition to uninstalling it, but many simply offer the option to uninstall. To change a program, click Change or Repair. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
   

This is non fixable problem
change the screen.

Sounds like the installation of Opera is corrupt. If you saved the installation file, reinstall it. If not, go to their site and download the latest version and install that one. If it tells you there is already a version installed, it may ask if you want to uninstall it. You do. If it has a problem installing, you may need to uninstall it thru Control Panel>Add Remove Programs if Win XP. If Vista, the place is Programs ....

Hello patrick886,
If your volume mixer is still showing the noise bars moving, that's great. It means the computer knows sound is coming from somewhere, the fact that you can't hear it, indicates there's a problem with where to send that sound (aka your speakers). Now with the no sound coming out, I'm guessing you are talking about the internal speakers and not external ones.
Have you recently installed any kind of music editing software? Mp3 player such as Winamp, iTunes or other music related programs? I'd start by checking the device manager to see if the speakers are at least being detected.
I've put together a nice little picture for you. Hope it helps!!

forget that,first option: you open the web in your mobile and download the opera mini and than install.... Second option:if you want to from pc than you can copy that file to your by connecting your phone to pc wia data cable as mass storage...than copy and after than disconnect your phone than install...if file is not supported than...use first option all d best for first option: go to from your mobile to this site: m.opera.com

hello friend,
First of all,you should download opera mini 5 from the internet.if you have Nokia 2690 with data cable then you can easily access internet on your computer.you can make your Nokia 2690 as a modem.how should you do this? i am giving you some tips as follows.please keep it up.
1) Open http://www.google.com
2) Type Opera mini for Nokia 2690 on Google search bar
3) Click on http://www.megamobilecontent.com/software/Nokia-2690/Opera-Mini-i16804/
4) Click on Opera Mini (5.1.21214) Download

After downloaded Opera Mini.jar file (size is 266kb) on your computer,
5) Open opera mini.jar file
6) if you have installed Nokia PC Suite then message appear:- Do you want to install the application to the phone?
7) Click on right tick button that is YES.
8) After installation, message comes,Installation complete.
9)Open your Nokia 2690
10) Click on Applications
11) Click on Collection
12) There at last you will find opera mini icon.
but before running it.i suggest you restart your mobile at once.now you can surf internet through opera mini 5 regularly basis.

Good Luck.
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Some time have passed, so maybe you've solved your problem. Opera is probably the best browser and absolutely the best one for windows 98 and ME, because all the others' last version for win 9x was years ago, while Operas last working version is a few months old.
My PC is 10 years old (702MHz, 379MB, HDD20GB) but still working adequately on the Millennium Edition. I don't want to upgrade OS or programs but was forced to find something better than IE6 to surf the web. Optimal for ME requirements is Opera. I downloaded the latest release 11.00 but it automatically detected that OS was obsolete and refused to install. The archived 10.63 installed and worked perfectly improving the look of my desktop and overall performance. I was getting to know the browser customizing the settings incrementally.
I experienced the same OUniAnsi.DLL ERROR as EVERYBODY who has Opera 10.63 on a Windows ME or older OS with the setting for automatic updates untouched, (default for automatic updates) eventually WILL HAVE: Opera didn't run, immediately blaming the missing OUniAnsi.DLL. The day before it worked perfectly and closed without problem. After research of forums I found a "quick fix" thanks to Grez7 on MyOperaForum:
Good news: I only opened the folder C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\CPROGRAM FILESOPERA\ containing three files. Deleted them. That's all! No uninstalling, no wiping all files, no copy of the DLL, no registryrestoring, I just restarted the PC.
Result: Opera opened as if nothing had happened, remembering the last session with all tabs, zoom, notes and settings in perfect order!
The upgrade to 11.00 occurred without my knowing when Opera was off. I believed updates only would be for 10.63 since 11.00 is uninstallable. I was wrong! Don't leave the setting on default! (Ctrl+F12, AdvancedTab, Security,'Do Not Check for Updates') I didn't know about KernelEx, but it seems to be a good idea: http://sourceforge.net/projects/kernelex/files/KernelEx/4.5%20Final/KernelEx-4.5-Final.exe/download
Apart from time to open/start I'm very pleased with Opera performance on Windows ME! With "Turbo" enabled it loads the text immediately and all the heavy flash and scripting loads later if you want it to. Sites that crashes IE6 and is too heavy for slow cpu:s is rendered in Opera. You control ads and cookies and have fantastic shortcut keys and mousegestures, zoom and lots and lots of features... [email protected]

Normal 0 Normal 0 Driver could be corrupt.
Disconnect the printer or at least be sure it is turned off. I'd do both and reinstall the CD software program that came with the printer. When the software program asks you to connect the printer to the USB port, do so and it should again work properly.
Hope this helps. Bud