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You can find it in the wallpapers only thread. I got it from /wg/

Some birds and mountains.

I invest as well. So far I'm up 13%. Vanguard--->Roth IRA (tax free capital gains) -----> ETF (Exchange Traded Funds) -----> Emerging Markets ------> Hold for 5 or more years

Dude, if you're not gonna read the whole question, you're answer has little chance of being correct. Don't bother responding next time unless you're going to read the whole thing and research.

"Any help/ideas/suggestions welcome! Hi, for the record I'm posting this from my notebook. Let's see: I tried updating my desktop computer's BIOS, but it failed to do so, though it gave me a CMOS checksum error on reboot. However, all my original settings (not the default ones, but my own customized BIOS/CMOS settings) where there, just ok. So I continued booting into Windows. Then I checked BIOS version with CPU-Z and it was still in old version. So I tried to update again, this time Windows restarted computer, but the computer never passed from blank screen, no BIOS screen, no video bios inf

Yes there are plenty of ways to optimize the boot. First go to the start menu Hit run Type in msconfig Go to the Boot.ini tab Click no GUI boot Download Autoruns Read the description of your startup items uncheck unneeded ones Go to start hit run type services.msc disable unnecessary services (depends on what you run network vs standalone etc.) Some ones that you can disable are the Themes Indexing Service Windows Time Error Reporting Set Automatic updates and Background Intelligent Transfer service to manual. I got to go to class, I'll edit this later. Also go to our malware forums, you may

Yeah I understand Matt, I've been on other tech supports site like geekstogo so I know you're not allowed to give advice unless your trained. I pretty much just copied and pasted the stuff you're supposed to do before posting in the HiJack this thread. But yeah I'll make sure I don't post any more advice than that.

Get on another computer, download a copy of Malwarebytes, found here. Drag the installer into a USB drive. Install Malwarebytes onto the computer that is having problems Update Malwarebytes (if possible) by clicking the update tab so your malwarebytes will have the latest signatures Do a quick scan At the conclusion of the scan please save the log to a place where you can easily find it. Then run a full scan. and save the log. Download HiJack This if you don't already have it and do a scan. save the logfile to an easily identifiable place. Then post the HiJack This!, and Malwarebytes logs he

If the only thing preventing you from using mozilla is crappy coders, you can just use this addon for firefox and viola, all problems are solved: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1419 Just right click the tab and switch the rendering engine when you need to.

You could also try using mozilla firefox, a more secure and customizable browser than IE8 and IE7. It's also faster.

hmm, have you tried chkdsk /p /r in the repair cmd window? Try this and tell me if it makes any affect.

Get on another computer, download a copy of Malwarebytes, found here. Drag the installer into a USB drive. Install Malwarebytes onto the computer that is having problems Update Malwarebytes (if possible) by clicking the update tab so your malwarebytes will have the latest signatures Do a quick scan At the conclusion of the scan please save the log to a place where you can easily find it. Then run a full scan. and save the log. Download HiJack This if you don't already have it and do a scan. save the logfile to an easily identifiable place. Then post the following logs in our HiJack This dept

Ok nevermind then, I thought it would be interesting but as most people don't care for the topic just close it.

I don't get how its POS if I've managed to eliminate unnecessary processes on the OS? as you can see by the commit charge I have plenty of memory.

19 Processes Regularly 12 Processes without eye candy. Post your task manager and order it by memory usage. It'll be interesting to see what programs you have running in the background, perhaps we can even give tips on how to slim up our system?

Maybe if Hamas would stop using hospitals and school buildings as arsenals, there wouldn't be any civilian causalities and the liberal Times would have nothing to gripe about.

So did it work? Did you install from the admin account?

You definetly should have a Run as Administrator when you right click the command prompt. Try clicking the command prompt located in Start - All Programs - Accessories

Start Search type: "cmd" Right click Command Prompt Click Run as administrator Type: "Net user administrator /active:yes" without the quotations Press Enter Restart computer Logon to the new administrator account Try installing the program on this account.

Buy a USB attachment for your hard drive, connect it or slave it to a second computer, run a scan on it with malwarebytes, Put it back in, and tell me if that works for you

you should be able to find the sata drivers online, you can then burn them to a disc and make a bootable cd.

Type about:robots into the address bar and then press enter. Then make sure to press the "Try Again" button. Hope it gives you a laugh.

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If the Repair Option is not Available What should I do? Most important do not ignore the information below! If the option to Repair Install is NOT available and you continue with the install; you will delete your Windows folder and the Documents and Settings folders. All applications installed that place keys in the registry will need to be re-installed and will require the original install media. You should exit setup if the repair option is not available and consider other options. I have found if the Repair option is not available, you have a few paths I have listed below to try before XP