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  1. snufftelectSalvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 11:24
    :x OK, I'm running win2k fully up to date and have just downloaded symantec's W32 Worm Blaster. I'm running that before doing a full check with AVG. Any other suggestions before this baby fries my machine?
  2. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 11:54
    Yeah.......say a prayer, it won't hurt!
  3. snufftelectSalvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 13:49
    http://www.forumspile.com/Funnay-Clippy.jpg I can't find any viruses in AVG and that Symantec program aint doing shit. Is it an OS reinstallation situation or what? I could do with a serious reply right about now, so long as I aint infringing on all your hectic schedules, of course. 8)
  4. Ace1875Salvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 14:01
    ok wtf... I can he&^lp u j~ust wa@it a bit lnge&@
  5. snufftelectSalvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 14:03
    ok wtf... I can he&^lp u j~ust wa@it a bit lnge&@ LMAO phone problems, per chance? :lol:
  6. Ace1875Salvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 14:10
    ok fucking shit......damn phone and 20f svchost is nneded to run the os open my computer right click and properies look for error correction then check now $%7%6
  7. Ace1875Salvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 14:12
    ok... select both tabs and restart let it run will take loong
  8. snufftelectSalvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 14:39
    OK, so I go into "system" in the control panel and can't find anything called "error correction". Apologies if I'm missing something obvious. :oops:
  9. snufftelectSalvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 14:56
    OK, I restarted and there's no error message. Does that mean it's OK?
  10. Ace1875Salvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 15:04
    my computer-right click c:-on the top 2 tabs, select second tab-under error correction click check now
  11. snufftelectSalvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 15:37
    my computer-right click c:-on the top 2 tabs, select second tab-under error correction click check now Dunno Ace: can't find what you're talking about. Screenshot of me right-clicking C: http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k183/snufftelect/Um.jpg It is win2k, in case you missed that.
  12. Ace1875Salvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 16:08
    ok i'm on a PC now hold the Alt key and double click your c:
  13. Ace1875Salvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 16:10
    or you can go to start->programs->Accessories->scan disk
  14. tgd_02Salvaged from archive22 Nov 2006, 17:14
    win2k? oooooooooooooooooooookkkkkkkkkkkk
  15. tim2xSalvaged from archive23 Nov 2006, 02:20
    Various things to check for this issue, all fairly specific- Here's a link that discusses the issue, fairly in depth. It's a tech geek site, and some of the steps on it you do NOT want to do unless you are really comfortable digging around in your machine, since they go play in the registry, which can be an unfriendly neighbourhood. They also bring to light the fact that even with updated anti-virus, this can lurk and be missed, and you have to manually remove it, thus playing in the registry. Many sites, such as AVG, Symantec and McAfee will give you step by steps to manually remove most items from your computer. http://www.duxcw.com/yabbse/index.php?board=4;action=disp…
  16. snufftelectSalvaged from archive23 Nov 2006, 13:55
    Various things to check for this issue, all fairly specific- Here's a link that discusses the issue, fairly in depth. It's a tech geek site, and some of the steps on it you do NOT want to do unless you are really comfortable digging around in your machine, since they go play in the registry, which can be an unfriendly neighbourhood. They also bring to light the fact that even with updated anti-virus, this can lurk and be missed, and you have to manually remove it, thus playing in the registry. Many sites, such as AVG, Symantec and McAfee will give you step by steps to manually remove most items from your computer. http://www.duxcw.com/yabbse/index.php?board=4;action=disp… Cheers for the link! I'm not getting the error message anymore but it's been bookmarked for future reference -- I was looking for that sort of a specific discussion but failed miserably. Much obliged, sir. Ace: I managed to run "checkdisk" in the end and didn't locate any errors, but it still feels like I just gave my PC Prozac -- it's an all around happier machine. :) Help much appreciated! win2k? oooooooooooooooooooookkkkkkkkkkkk I'll leave it to somebody with an all around better knowledge of OSs than I to pat you on the head and explain its advantages. :D
  17. tgd_02Salvaged from archive23 Nov 2006, 18:47
    im sure it has its advantages as lon as its the professional one.... :roll:

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