Hi guys,
This issue involves WinXP Pro OS.
I have a Norton problem that is about to start a vicious cycle. I hope someone can help me, or has had a similar problem.
It started with a complaint from a user, norton was popping up a message saying it wasn't active. After inspecting I found that...
I think it's fixed.
Let me tell you guys...I think it was the ribbon cable the whole time. I have the Trios 2, and I replaced the ribbon cable that came with it, with another one I had, and I have had no problems ever since.
I guess hardware is the first thing to check.
Thanks for your help...
Update:
Well, today I went to boot the computer and guess what, it didn't boot again. But this time I didn't have as many different problems. And it only took me about 30 minutes to eventually get it to boot.
The first time I booted it seemed like it was going to come up, but when it got to...
Ok, I did some of the stuff you mentioned. I downloaded that virus software and ran it on my drive and my boot floppy and found no viruses.
I ran the file checker and nothing came up as corrupted.
I went into config.sys and unchecked himem.sys and emm386.
As far as the browser, I just went...
Hmm, ok something I neglected to say now that you brought that up.
I have a Trios 2 connected to my motherboard.
I have 3 hard drives and all of them are set to cable select and with this I can choose which to boot too.
I have had no problems with the other 2 drives booting. The OS's on...
Yes, I know that the title is not very informative, but I am at the crazy/frustrated stage at this point. I just don't know what to think or what to do.
I guess I will start with symptoms, and refer to the fact that this started happening after I restored an old registry. I think the registry...
I have looked through the archives and found some references to this problem, but here is mine.
Whenever I download attachments from hotmail and I try to open them I get "Microsoft Connection Manager" The Service Profile is Damaged. Re-install the Service Profile.
Could this be that...
Finding the culprit is a good idea.
Thankfully windows does provide a utility for doing just that.
If you don't have it already install the resource meter by going to control panel/add remove programs/windows setup/double click system tools and scroll down until you see system resource meter...
Hi,
I am encountering a problem with Win98 and low system resources. At first it started as just a major annoyance. I would boot the computer and after a few hours my system resources would be down to 6 from 89 iniitially and I would have to reboot. I could not find out what was causing it...
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