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Answer» I am running WinXP Home SP2 AVG misses a lot of viruses. I've tried it and can tell you that a lot of crap gets through that the free edition does not recognize. It is worth it to spend forty bucks or so on something better. I disagree with this statement....in the 5 + years i've been using it i've never had that happen.Quote in the 5 + years i've been using it i've never had that happenDitto.Go Start>Run, type in: sfc /scannow Click OK. Have XP CD handy.Because it happened again, I am doing that sfc /scannow thing...And whenever it does happen two other THINGS I didn't notice happen aswell: My start menu (when I click all programs) freezes, and when I click shutdown I am presented with a window with a drop-box with all my options in it (so not windows xp box) is this normal in any way???Ok, it did it, it finished, then it vanished without any messages... so now what happens?Re-boot and see if the condition persists...Ok, I rebooted, and all worked fine for a while, then when I clicked Safely Remove Hardware i got: Deciding this was the same problem, I took a screenshot and tried to open paint, this was what I got: (Taking screenshots became difficult after that but I managed it) No matter what I tried i couldn't open paint. Then I just went round trying to work out all the different symptoms. Opening the Volume control got me and that was odd, seeing as Windows Media Player was running and I was getting music out. The power meter and wireless network assistant worked, then I opened notepad and was presented with a windows 98 style notepad: rather than Any ideas? getting rather desperateI'm out of my league here but, isn't the first screen shot an IE. EXPLORER related error? I don't know, I got it when I clicked Safely Remove HardwareQuote from: Broni on March 19, 2008, 03:49:32 PM Quotein the 5 + years i've been using it i've never had that happenDitto. Double ditto. |
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