Recent content by SirBlack

Again, pardon the lateness in replying to your posts. I booted up the desktop with Ubuntu & it had no problem connecting to the Internet. I had 2 more laptops come in (one running Windows 7 Home Premium, the other running Windows 7 Professional) and both had no problem connecting to Internet. I...

Device Manager lists the TP-Link Wireless adapter & under properties, it states the device is working properly. Remember, if you can't stand behind our troops, feel free to stand in front of them! Bob B-)

The results of ipconfig /all are: Host Name: Bob-PC Primary Dns Suffix: (Blank) Node Type: Hybrid IP Routing Enabled: No Win Proxy Enabled: No Ping Statistics: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Loss = 4 (100% Loss) Thanks again for any help you can give me. Bob Remember, if you can't stand...

Pardon my lateness for responding for help that I really need. Irma gave me a lot of work to clear uprooted trees and repair all that I could. I've installed a TP_Link wireless N router (model no. TL-WR9040N) and a wireless dual band PCI express adapter (model no. TL-WDN4800). I also downloaded...

The wireless router is TP-LINK Model Model no. TL-WR940N and the LINKSYS AC1200 Dual-Band Wireless AC USB adapter Model #WUSB6300. Remember, if you can't stand behind our troops, feel free to stand in front of them! Bob B-)

First, a little background: I'm running an HP Desktop Elite 8000 with Windows 7 Professional Recently, my D-Link wireless router decided to retire. I replaced it with a TP-Link 450mbs wireless N router and all was well until my D-Link wireless USB adapter card decided to do the same. I replaced...

First, a little background: I'm running an HP Desktop Elite 8000 with Windows 7 Professional Recently, my D-Link wireless router decided to retire. I replaced it with a TP-Link 450mbs wireless N router and all was well until my D-Link wireless USB adapter card decided to do the same. I replaced...

I bought a Toshiba Satellite C855D with AMD E-300 APU with Radeon HD Graphics 1.30GHz, 4.00 GB RAM (3.59 usable) running Windows 8 64-bit OS. I deleted all unwanted apps and started to install others as well as all Windows patches. Every install caused the PC to slow down to a crawl with...

Good news! I was finally able to download & run the Comodo Removal Tool (those 9 entries are still in the registry). She now has internet access thru Google Chrome. Windows update ran after that & installed numerous patches. IE still doesn't work; that might be corrected when I update it from...

Sorry again for the delay in replying but I was in an accident. All is fine now for me anyway. PC still won’t access the Internet (she can’t even sign on to AOL now). I did a repair install (using the OS disk with SP 2). All her files seem to be intact but she still does not have Internet...

I did not remove Avast; I simply disabled it. Although it reported MSE was running, I uninstalled it using Revo a long time back as well as Comodo. A check of programs in Revo & Windows add/remove did not list either. I did find a few leftover files for both of them, which I deleted. I...

Sorry for the delay in replying but this is what I’ve done & the results: PC would not allow me to change boot sequence. Boot menu was oversized & unusable. Ran CCleaner, cleaned out all junk files and fixed all registry issues. Ran RKILL, TGSSKiller RogueKiller in that order. Still no...

A little background first: PC running XP Pro SP3 with IE 7 Wife was complaining about PC running slow when online. Upgraded to IE 8. Shortly after that, she could not access web sites Installed Firefox but no help there. Tried installing Google Chrome with no success. Scanned for viruses...

My wife's computer crashed last month & I was finally able to build her a new PC from parts I had here. Unfortunately, she refuses to upgrade from Windows 98SE. She's connected to my PC (XP Pro) thru a wireless router. She has no problem with connecting to the Internet but is unable to share...

To start your PC in Safe Mode, reboot your PC & before Windows starts loading, press the F8 button. A screen will pop-up asking how you want to start. Use your Up/Down arrow buttons to select the option (Normal Start-up, Safe Mode, etc.) If you haven't backed up your registry prior to these...