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Comment on One Night @ The Call Center!? by jeidie01

jeidie01 — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 06:01:56 +0000

that’s a lot of joke men!!!
i love them!!!
funny!!!

Comment on One Night @ The Call Center!? by Lil Devil

Lil Devil — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 06:01:55 +0000

awesome

Comment on One Night @ The Call Center!? by cats

cats — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 06:01:55 +0000

Funny! 100!

Comment on Visual Studio 2005 Bug: An Unhandled Win32 Exception Error With Firefox.exe? by Ratchetr

Ratchetr — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 04:40:06 +0000

Visual Studio probably isn’t causing the problem, it’s just reacting to it. The real problem is that FF is throwing an unhandled Win32 exception. If you had never installed VS, FF would probably just exit.
Things I would try:
Do the same sites work with IE?
Uninstall/Reinstall FF 1.5
Install a newer version of FF. 1.5 is a bit old, isn’t it?

Comment on Windows Xp Won’t Install/repair? by CrashHea

CrashHea — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:01:58 +0000

If you get a blue screen of death every time you boot up your machine then face it because it’s useless to try booting in safe mode previous configuration none of them will work trust me i know this issue, this most often occurs due to ruff shutdown when some of the program’s didn’t get a chance to close correctly. If this is your only machine then your only way out to fix it by yourself is, start the setup when windows xp installation screen appears choose to install a new copy of windows press esc when your setup cd will detect your previous copy of windows and choose new installation then create new partition highlight drive c: and press “c” enter 5120MB or 5242880KB which is plenty enough for xp then press to format the partition using NTFS quick format and begin installation also you may encounter such issue during installation – (the folder “windows” allready exhists) just enter a name for a new one such as “OS”. Once installation is complete you will have two versions of windows the new one working and the old one the broken xp you can easily extract all your documents without any data loss i hope this helps.
Cheers!

Comment on Windows Xp Won’t Install/repair? by Charlie

Charlie — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:01:58 +0000

If it comes up with an error when trying to repair it, why not just try installing it again? Should work fine then. I had trouble like that a while ago with the laptop I’m currently using. In the end XP decided to work but I didn’t have enough dpace on my C:/ drive, so it didn;t install some important components (audio, webcam etc), so make sure you have enough space before you try installing it again otherwise you’ll be in trouble and will need your C:/ drive wiped clean.

Comment on Windows Xp Won’t Install/repair? by wholesale swarovski crystals

wholesale swarovski crystals — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:01:57 +0000

Instead of starting normally, try booting in safe mode. If you can boot in safe mode Windows is usually saveable. If safe mode will work backup all your important files, like music, pictures, movies and documents. Even though windows booted in safe mode it may stil be best to re-install windows.
If safe mode doesnt work try booting with the selection that says most recent setting that worked. (this is not always an option)
If these options dont work, re-installing windows will be easiest.
The Repair feature only works in certain conditions. If damage to Windows is heavy enough you will have to Format the hard drive and re-install Windows.
This will delete EVERYTHING on your hard drive!!!
If thats ok try again but instead of pressing R press enter.
It will then take you to a screen to select the hard drive and partition.
Delete the C: partition and then create a new one. (If you dont sometimes it will cause an error and the computer thinks you have 2 verions of windows installed and it asks you which version of XP do you want to load but only oe will work)
Once you have created the new partition, Format it.
Once formating is done Windows installation will begin.

Comment on Computer Problem! Need Help!? by Kristian

Kristian — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:01:54 +0000

ok this is the exact thing that happened to me. go into your device manager (google if you dont know how) then go to your graphics card. right click on it and press update. this might be the problem with the graphics card.

Comment on Computer Problem! Need Help!? by Dream Chaser

Dream Chaser — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:01:54 +0000

7E usually means Memory failure. Run Memtest overnight from a CD. Google it.

Comment on Why Can I Not Install Any Games – .dll File Problem? by JohnPaul

JohnPaul — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:40:06 +0000

i had this problem on one of my PC’S and it was due to the wrong requirements for the game to run on this PC check the requirements on the back ov the game and c if you have the right ones