Explore topic-wise InterviewSolutions in .

Hey guys and gals, got a question...:yes:

My MS support contact advised me to use the Operating System Cd...Microsoft Windows
XP Pro SP3 to repair my system...

Everything went well on the CD install until it rebooted...

Now I'm looking at a black screen that STATES "We apologize for the inconvinience, but
Windows did not start successfully..."

The screen with the 'Start Windows Normally, Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Networking...etc" and the 30 sec COUNTDOWN...

And this cycles endlessly. I've tried all the options etc yet to no avail...
And the only way to shut down in manually turn off...

This has me totally puzzled...

System Info...

Computer Manu: Dell
Computer Model: Precision Work Station 360
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2.80 GHZ
Motherboard: Dell OW2563
Phy Ram: 2.37 GB
OS Name: Win XP Pro SP3 (build 2600) x86

Any ideas would be appreciated...(haven't heard back from my ms contact in days)...
so I'm a little irritated...

Thanks,
Nile
Exactly HOW did you repair the system (step by step)?Ok, I did the PARALELL reinstall on windows xp...and all went well...
except for no Internet access...

Found out that these reinstalls, you end up with ie6 since I did have ie7.
So I installed ie7. no results...

Doing a little more research, I ended up in Device Manager...
All looked good except for Yellow? = other DEVICES...?ethernet controller...?muti-
media audio controller...
All three yellow
So I guess these are drivers I need.
You have any idea of how to get the right ones...I'll have to download to
another computer and slap on a cd...

Thanks
Travel to Dells site and enter your service tag #....your drivers will be listed.
Chipset drivers go 1st...That's what I did, I DECIDED to read up on 'fresh clean installs' and went ahead with it...
Thanks everyone for your help...

Hi All

Hope you can help me!

I've an old windows XP Compaq tablet t1000 running on Transmeta Crusoe and it wouldn't boot up.  I keeping an error message that it can't start \windows\system\config\system and press R to RETRY, which just provides the same error message.

I've attached my external CD ROM player using USB and the system will automatically try to boot up from my recovery disks 1 (I've full set of windows xp tablet discs).   I get an error message saying it can't find the ATAPI IDE CD ROM driver and disables the USB drive. 

I can access the c:\> on pressing esc button.   But I don't know what to do.  I've TRIED searching the internet (hence I am here) for help and find I need to edit the autoexec.bat and config.sys files but edit COMMAND is not recognised.  (My knowledge of ms dos command is very limited, mostly forgotten and gain from using P2 computers.) 

 
What can I do to reboot my tablet? 

Thanks in advance for the help!


Boot to the XP CD and select R (Recovery Console)

At the command prompt type:

ren c:\windows\system32\config\system system.old
copy c:\windows\repair\system c:\windows\system32\config

RebootThanks Allen.   However, I can't get the system to acknowledge my external CD ROM player - error message "Failed to load USB Storage device".  Hence, I can't to the recovery console.

Hi, hopefully you guys can help:

I recently installed Ubuntu and had to partition my DISK. But, then I just REMOVED the partition and now I have a lot of extra free (UNALLOCATED) space. I want to MERGE the previously partition space now allocated with my Windows XP partition. Here is a screenshot of the Disk Manager:



Thanks for any help,
ShyGuyEasus Partition Manager...Free.

Hello!

I am running an XP SP3 platform and routinely run AML Registry Cleaner. It removes or fixes approx. 150 - 250 Registry errors, mainly 'Invalid Paths' and 'No Association'. Now, if I run another scan within the hour, I'll get another 150 errors easily, not exactly the same.

What could be causing this? and is there a way of correcting these short of reinstalling all the installed programs?

Thanks!AML Registry Cleaner is a rogue program. will you help me to canvas for my mboard x58 super computerThanks for the replies, but I am a bit perplexed.

To reply #1 [BC_Programmer], what is MEANT exactly by a "AML Registry Cleaner is a rogue program." Does it introduce problems into the system, is it malicious, is it INEFFECTIVE, ..., etc? could you explain.

To reply #2 [4ngel of death], what is the relevance of your reply to the question asked, am I missing SOMETHING ?

Thanks again!A rouge program is a program that TELLS you that you have errors or viruses and then persuades you to PAY for the software to remove it when you don't really need it.

4ngel of death's replay is not relevant. He is just hijacking your thread.Registry tools are not recommended and here is why: http://miekiemoes.blogspot.com/2008/02/registry-cleaners-and-system-tweaking_13.html

my friend said he ran disk clean up and was trying to free up space and he said he saw E: checked and he accidentaly deleted it is there any way to get the optical drive running againWhat do you mean he saw E: and deleted it? You cannot delete an optical drive. Was E: his optical drive? Please explain in detail so we don't have to guess what you're talking about. Even better, have your friend post here.i am not sure but he said he ran disk clean and he erased everything that he never used i even checked it myself and it does not SHOW up and i even tried a disk it receives it but nothing shows up Quote from: Allan on October 14, 2010, 02:19:34 PM

You cannot delete an optical drive. Was E: his optical drive? Please explain in detail so we don't have to guess what you're talking about. Even better, have your friend post here.

Hi I am trying to connect my LAPTOP and my desktop via crossover cable for gaming purposes, the desktop has Windows XP and the laptop windows 7.  How can I GO about this?FOLLOW this site : http://www.home-network-help.com/crossover.html

I BOUGHT a used computer to find it was running Windows XP MEDIA and they had tryed to install XP home over it. It did not finished installing. The computer starts up and then goes in to a conflict and shuts down windows. I don't own EITHER Operating system. Is there a way to rescue Windows XP Media?Nope...it's probably gone BEYOND rescuing....you will need an XP CD.

i have changed the BOOT startup for cd in CMOS and used xp but it will not boot from the CD. the CD is ok the HD is ok i have a LAPTOP with dual port and checked in ms-dos CHKDSK the hard drive has no fails. i have formated the hard drive with ms-dos and tryed checking but could not find a hidden partition. The CD works ok on my other laptop. i have transfered the files NTLDR and ALSO NTDETECT.COM onto the harddrive and then tryed and again and the next problem came up saying the BOOT.INI missing or CORRUPT NTDETECT.COM FAILED  so now lost for completely this like a complete round in circles but i cant see a problem with the hard drive the laptop does have a floppy drive who does these days lol What exactly does it say on this XP CD ? ?When using my spare Laptop it will load the the CD with no problems and ask for key EITHER for an UPGRADE or NEW INSTALL but when you put the cd into the other laptop it just skip the cd i have also used a USB pen and TRIED using it as a boot drive and no luck either i am in the process of trying a new HD to see if that will work HOW DO I REMOVE THE OLD PARTITION ON THAT DRIVE to see if it will work ?

I'm trying to run an application on a XP Machine that was running perfectly on WINDOWS 98 Machine. When i run it i get:



I'm pretty beginner when it comes to DOS so, i am asking your help...and the application name is?

The above error can be also an indication of your machine being INFECTED.+ 1

Both excellent points.If both, that should be +2......LOLI just INSTALLED the OS. So it's a clean install. The program is called Pager Billing.Made by?
I can see several programs with that name on Google.That error message indicates that something is wrong with your Program Information File (PIF). PIF files are files that keep track of the settings for programs in older versions of windows.
Try changing the startup directory.
Quote from: JJ 3000 on October 17, 2010, 12:36:14 AM

That error message indicates that something is wrong with your Program Information File (PIF). PIF files are files that keep track of the settings for programs in older versions of windows.
Try changing the startup directory.

Ive got a desktop, its a built laptop. Well couple of days ago my hard drive CRASHED. Went out got a NEW hard drive and loaded the XP. Problem is I dont have the DRIVERS, and since its a built COMPUTER, I dont know where to get them from. Are the drivers related to the motherboard, I mean I dont even know where to look. The computer is an MSI brand I guess. It SAYS MSI K7 mainboard on the front. Please helpDLoad install and run Everest Home...it will tell you all you need to know.Connect to the internet and let windows search drives for you.
Did you try it ?

To MAKE a long story short, I had to reformat my hard drive. When I finished, Microsoft updates automatically upgraded the version of Internet Explorer that was on my computer and when I went to use it I discovered that Bing was the default search engine in the upper right corner of my BROWSER instead of Google.  I've never encountered this issue before. How do I change it back to Google? I don't like Bing.
Thanks To remove bing (I know it says windows 7, but it should work for xp)
http://www.sevenforums.com/browsers-mail/23619-how-remove-bing-toolbar.html

Then to install google search bar:
http://www.google.com/toolbar/ff/index.htmlRight clik in the search BOX and use the drop down menu to select your search engine choice...
MS BTW does this on purpose.... Quote from: patio on OCTOBER 15, 2010, 08:02:29 PM

MS BTW does this on purpose....

click 'Set home page'

That's it !

To make Google as your default search engine do as following:
First go to Tools menu on your Internet Explorer, click on Manage Add-ons..., on the left pane click on Search Providers, than on the right pane you will see the name bing, go in the left down corner and click on Find more search providers... find the Google Search Suggestions and click in Add to Internet Explorer, after that close the Manage Add-ons window and Open it again, go to Search Providers, right click on Google and chose Set as default, than right click on bing and click Remove. At the end click on Close and restart your browser.
This is it.
Cheers.

My computer is:

Gateway 3.4 80Hdd 1GB Ram WinXP Pro.  I haven't given anyone access to work on my computer except ATT.  When a storm took out my phone line and DSL. 

When I went to turn off my computer for the night, I got a message others were on my computer and did I STILL want to shut down.  I checked my computer for SIGNS of things out of place.  When I checked my computer icon, it read PHYSICAL Address Extention.  What is it and how do I get rid of it?

Hello, I am having a problem with windows  XP.  When I turn on my PC I get Stop 0x000000ED(0x8239C900,0xx0000006,0x00000000,0x00000000) !!WHAT IS THIS!!. Thank you in advance for your help.What is new or different since the last time everything worked properly (ie, new hw, new sw, reinstallation of the OS, virus, error, etc)?Some windows files COULD be corrupted , after you installed a new program or delete some of them from mistake or even if you removed a program (i had this trouble with SQL SERVER 2005) , also could be the action of a virus.

What i did was to go in Safe Mode and from there choose a system restore from most recently version that worked, and everything was again ok . Ignore the above post for the time being. Hi Allan ,

 Please tell me why my post should be ignored, i guess that i give a QUICK solution for his problem.

 May be he even do not remember what he did last time when shut down the pc , or is just interested to be able to use the Windows again and how GOOD is the solution it does not matter , or may be never will be back in this post because already found a solution.
 
 I say this because i think that people (users) usually looks for quick solutions and they do not look for how "good" it is. (only those how afford this may be  , usually very few of them )

 Now i am going to sleep but tomorrow i will be online again (hope : ) ).

Thanks and REGARDS,
 Shw
  Quote from: umbra on October 13, 2010, 02:07:26 PM

Hi Allan ,

 Please tell me why my post should be ignored, i guess that i give a quick solution for his problem.
 

There was a game on cd that was played on the PC. I am unable to go to F12,F2. In F8 any choice I make leads back to BSofD. when  I turn on the PC I get the games flash screen then the stop code.Could the ram be corrupted?

I am trying to run an APPLICATION but I get the following ERROR message :

CAN'T RUN 16-BIT WINDOWS PROGRAM

INSUFFICIENT MEMORY TO RUN THIS APPLICATION.

QUIT ONE OR MORE WINDOWS APPLICATIONS AND THEN TRY AGAIN

I have tried to find a reply to this problem but I did not manage to find one.Is it only this one app with which you are having problems? Is your system displaying any other issues?Everything else is working OK. I tried to use the COMPATIBILITY button under Properties but without success. The application is supposed to work in Windows XP.

ThanksDo all 16 bit apps give you that error?
Are you running 64 bit XP?With the compatibility box checked, try right-clicking on the app's icon and then "run as administrator". It may or may not work, but it can't hurt.As JJ3000 said, if your running a 64bit OS your'll never get a 16bit application to run (they won't work together).

The file might be corrupted and memory leaking if your using WinXP 32bit, you might NEED to download another one or re-install.Thanks all for your help and advice which I will try to IMPLEMENT.  I have Windows XP32 bit. What exactly is this program?

So my friend just reinstalled her Windows XP, and she's trying to GET her internet working.

She has a D-LINK wireless adapter, and she has the disk for it.

The PROBLEM is, when she tried to run the risk, she get's an error that says "the INSTALL shield engine on this machine is older than the version required to run this SETUP".

So after she downloaded a random ISSCRIPT.msi and ran it (www.installengine.com/cert02/isengine/isscript.msi) She's now getting an error that says: "-1603 fatal error during installation.) after the install shield engine is outdated error.

It's a fresh reinstall, there is nothing installed, I have no idea why she's getting this error, can someone please help?

I will reply ASAP when I get a reply.

Hello, i had my computer wiped clean due to so much rubbish on it and now the COLOUR has gone dull and the theme to internet pages are not displaying also the font is bigger than it should be, i have tried the SCREEN setting and display setting resolution etc but all setting are how theree suppose to be but dont look it!!! HELP!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE REPLY TO email address deleted to prevent spam by AllanThank you!!Also its not just on internet explorer also on AOL only writing and white pages no colour except pictures or ads... grrr 1) Never post your email address on a public forum
2) Install the CHIPSET driver followed by the display driverHow do i do that?? They are EITHER on a disc that CAME with your system or you can go to the website of your system manufacturer and download and install them.

I recently bought a new (used) mobile, I use my mobile to take PHOTOS and am trying to get photos taken, onto pc.

I have found that my old usb cord for old phone can plug into new phone, although the comp says it doesnt recognise the device, that there is not a driver to support it.

The cord used to work with no probs with old phone, but that was on another pc??

I tried to look for driver? currently i am scanning comp with driver detective?  My phone is a nokia 7230.
And comp is a DELL Optiplex GX620I'm guessing you're not in the US, as the US site doesn't list that model, but the European site does. Follow the link and download the Nokia Ovi Suite 2.2.

http://europe.nokia.com/support/download-software/nokia-ovi-suite/compatibility-and-downloadThanx for the quick reply

I am in australia, does that matter?

Interesting, the European site directed me to download Ovi, but the Australian site suggests either Ovi or the PC Suite.

http://www.nokia.com.au/support/download-software/nokia-pc-suites/compatibility-and-download

You'll have to decide which ONE has the features you need and want. I believe the PC Suite does the basic CONNECTIVITY stuff and the Ovi Suite doesn't a lot of extra stuff. I'm not familiar with either, so I can't say for sure.Im downloading ovi suite, reckons its going to take about 5 hours, prob my internet, coz its a little stormy here today.

No uploading for me today thanx il let you know how it goes

I've seen a few REFERENCES to changing the hosts file, but what is the purpose of doing that?  Just wondering...Some info at Blocking Websites Using the Windows Hosts FileYou might want to download and use SpywareBlaster - I recommend it to everyone.There are various software apps that TRY to "phone HOME" for different reasons. If you wish to protect your privacy you can blacklist that site in your HOSTS file.

The Hosts file is a USED by Microsoft Windows as his DNS.

If you modify that file you can blocked websites or redirect websites.



PS. sorry for my bad english.

Windows XP has user login scripts located in the System32 folder. I want to KNOW how to EDIT these files down to change the MyDocuments folder to the File server. I need to know what language to use and what are the consequences and EFFECTS of changing the file. I would like for anytime a new user logs in to get specific settings.

I do have several Group Policy settings and login in scripts on the domain, but I am TRYING to get this adjusted for a workgroup setting.

I have a laptop that is displaying the BSOD stop error oxoooooo7e. I have gone through the repair function with Win XP Pro disc and still get the error. I cannot boot in the safe mode. I can get the DOS prompt so I ran CHKDSK /r and let it run for an hour or two and it came back with everything OK. Is there anything I can do from the DOS prompt that might help?  I have things backed up so I am guessing the next thing might be a clean reinstall but I would have to reinstall all programs and most drivers-I think- and this is not fun.
Thanks much!
1) What dos prompt? How are you getting to a dos prompt?
2) Here is how you are supposed to handle a 7E error: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330182Allan, Thanks for the LINK. 
Important information for the rest of us.
Now if he will also thank you, it will hit 600.      Nice work!I enter the recovery mode by booting with the Win XP disc-then choose to repair using the "revcoery console' then it finds my Winxp and then I enter the password then I can access the DOS prompt and run the chkdsk from there but upon rebooting, I still get the stop error.
ThanksOkay. I ASK because when you run chkdsk /r from the recovery console it NEVER reports that "everything is ok". It always says it found and repaired one or more errors.

EXACTLY when Do you get the blue screen error?

What is new or different since the last time everything worked PROPERLY (ie, new hw, new sw, virus, etc)?Just posted a reply before your suggestion. I found the MS help for this error before but I cannot get to a point to use the suggestions in that link.
 I was not in front of the computer when it finished chkdsk (since it took a long time)-I just assumed it fixed any errors.  This problem occured about the same time I updated the computer with lastest MS updates but it WAS working after that but very very slow so I tried the repair via booting with the XP disc and went thought the repair (NOT recovery console). It was then that I got the stop message and I have not been able to boot to WINDOWS nor to the safe mood since then. I can get the BIOS screen and the DOS prompt but still get the stop error when rebooting XP -thanks for your comments -any help will be appreciated. If I cannot get things fixed soon , I will do a clean reinstall and hope that works. Note: I have no external devices-all internal.  I do use at time a USB wireless but it was not hooked up during the rebooting.Let me see if I understand. You can boot to the XP CD. Then you choose the SECOND repair option and try to start a repair install - is that correct? If so, at what point do you get the blue screen error?

Hi,

Today only I got a desktop assembled with Internal Card Reader. Formatted the 1TB HDD with three partitions of 200GB, 400GB & 400GB. Now after loading the OS, the partitions are being shown as E:, F: & G: & the Removable Disk (which is the card reader) is being shown as C: Drive.

Pls assist.what IS did you load?

QUOTE from: 2x3i5x on October 20, 2010, 11:19:06 AM

what IS did you load?

There's no need to make this complicated. If an external drive is connected when the OS is installed it will be the c: drive. You need to start from scratch with no external drives connected.

Today only I got a desktop assembled with Internal Card Reader.

the Removable Disk (which is the card reader) is being shown as C: Drive.

Pls assist.

No need to friggen remove / format anything!

Go to Disk Management

BTW for info, Will that work perfectly without any issues later.

So let me get this right... you just want to change the drive letters around? No need to friggen remove / format anything!

Go to Disk Management
Ensure you have Administrator rights.
Click Start > Control Panel > 'Performance and Maintenance'.
Click Administrative Tools > Computer Management, and then click 'Disk Management' in the left pane.

Right-click the drive, the partition, the logical drive, or the volume that you want to assign a drive letter to, and then click Change Drive Letter and Paths. Click Change. Pick a drive letter. Click Yes when you are prompted to confirm the drive letter change.

You can swap them around to whatever you want. Under the BIOS you can setup the boot order too if needed.

I'm wondering if any of you know how Windows determines if an activeX is signed by a trust worthy certificate or not. This is an annoying work related question I haven't been able to figure out. We have a website that installs two different CAB FILES onto client machines, on the client machine we add our site to trusted site zone and enable download Signed ActiveX, this has worked on 99.99% of clients until this week. One client for whatever reason is blocking this file. To make sure the website developers hadn't changed ANYTHING I retested and Windows XP and 7 installs them fine as if they are signed internally and on the external site.

I'm wondering if there is some Windows XP setting that would block windows from knowing if a CAB is signed/trusted that anyone has run into? Everything on the INTERNET I have found basically says temporarily ALLOW your security to install an unsigned activex control ... it is signed so I don't want this to be the perm solution.

-Confused.

I am using Windows XP and I was on my LAPTOP when I GOT a call.  I placed some paper on my keyboard and wrote on it.  When I removed the paper everything was oversized.

I NEED to go back to the way it was.I moved your other Post to the correct section.

Topic Closed.

My Toshiba laptop has a WEBCAM that you access from a popup on the lefthand side of the desktop. This thing popsup EVERYTIME the cursor gets near, very annoying. It's something I don't use ever. How do I turn it off?Can you not delete the LINK on the desktop?Please describe this "popup" on the desktop.

Its a white rectangular box about an inch wide and 5"' high that pops out from a narrow white bar along the left margin of the screen. COMES up whenever the cursor comes near it. It accesses the webcam.Okay. Download & run Mike Lin's Startup Control Panel (http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml). Look on all tabs for a startup item that relates to the webcam and uncheck it. Then reboot.

Windows XP home. PC is Dell Optplex 520. Using IE8. PC internet options for home page is www.my.yahoo.com.
Have been using my e-mail [email protected] as ID. Never have had a problem opening in my yahoo.
Now yahoo does not recognize  my joycesan1 account. If I [email protected] it will accept this ID. Entering PASSWORD takes me to yahoo.com, not my.yahoo.com. 

email addys removed to PREVENT SPAM.You'll have to contact Yahoo for that one...Try to manually type into the address bar http://my.yahoo.com. You should be directed there as logging to Yahoo.com logs you in to the whole Yahoo network (Mail, sports, and My Yahoo.) If this does not work, try contacting Yahoo with your problem, and they should be ABLE to assist from there.

My daughter's emachine is 6 years old with auto updates, it is using windows XP home media operating system. Recently when she goes to boot up the computer, the monitor will SHOW the emachine logo and then as it goes to boot up windows it gives her an error message that says there is no connection to the monitor. If you go to bot under safemode the monitor shows all COMMANDS until it starts the boot up and then gives the same error mesage. Is this a driver error and how do I update it without reloading her operating system and having to wipe her hard drive clean?Well since you can still use safemode? try this...

Bootup in Safe Mode.
Start > All Programs > Accessories > 'Command Prompt' – right click and Select Run as 'Administrator'.

Type or copy the command:
Code: [Select]SET DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1This forces the invisible old drivers to reveal themselves in the device manager (optional).

Type or copy the command:
Code: [Select]devmgmt.mscThis will open the device manager.

In the Device Manager, go to View – enable Show hidden devices.
From the list, right click on the inactive device you WISH to remove and select Uninstall to remove the driver (this will help clean up).

Look for any unknown devices (YELLOW question-mark).

Find under 'Display Adapters' your graphic driver and 'Monitors' the display drivers - uninstall them.

Windows will then attempt to reinstall the drivers again, reboot and see if you can now install the correct graphics driver.

I screwed up a friend's XP pro and when using F8 key after F8 I select Safe Mode with Command Prompt. Then as follows get a list of files which after a short time screen turns into a dialog box with sign-in and password. Just go through that and a new screen comes up with several lines the last being C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>. At the sign '>' you type dir you get a list of about five lines-directories. If you type 'command' you get not recognized as a system command.
 ???How can I get back to a point where I can restore the system I screwed up? How do I get to restoreing or recovering his WINDOWS?
Thank-you
debo.1. Can you BOOT to windows normally?

2. If not, can you boot to windows via safe mode (either the normal or the one with networking)?

If you can, you might try the system restore if there's restore points available.Tell us the ENTIRE story. What HAPPENED?You should just be able to RESTART the computer if you're stuck in "Safe Mode with Command Prompt."  Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE.  If that doesn't work, then hold the power button for 10 seconds or so, and then turn it back on.

Due to lots of problem with my XP home, I installed XP Professional in my netbook - Acer Aspire AOA 150, Now XP Professional is working perfactly.

But I am getting above error while booting with XP Home, and I tried to access my data from newly installed XP Professional, but not able to do that.

Can anybody please help me to resolve this matter, below is the error what I am getting while booting XP Home.

A problem has been detected and windows has been Shut down to prevent damage to your computer.
If this is FIRST time .......................if screen APPEARS again, follow these steps.

Check for viruses on your computer. Remove any newly installed Hard Drive or Hard Drive controllers. Check your Hard Drive to make sure it is properly configured and terminated. Run CHKDSK /F to check for Hard Drive corruption and then restart your computer.

Technical Information
*** STOP : 0x0000007B (0xF79AA524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

RAJ



 HTTP://support.microsoft.com/kb/3241031.  What error MESSAGE do you get when you attempt to access the Windows XP Home files?

2.  To access files from the previous installation (broken Windows XP Home), take OWNERSHIP of them from the working installation.  This should grant you access to them from the Windows XP Professional installation.

See http://www.winxptutor.com/ownership.htm

Hello:
Did some research on here and found information about (running sfc/scannow) that when asked to insert my xp pro CD that I should have the up-to-date version of SP 3, my original cd is sp 2 version 2002. HELP is it okay to just put in my original xp pro CD when scannow asks me too?
See Here...all that to run 'scannow'?I'm not sure what your asking...scannow will only run with whatever SP you have installed...it's a Windows thing not mine...
If you don't have the CURRENT SP's installed it will give you the error message you saw.
I offered a SOLUTION...don't shoot the messenger.

Best of Luck.lol i would never shoot you lol  you are much too important don't you know? 
Okay, sry, from the beginning.  When I'm about to run scannow it asks for my xp CD which I have.  But the CD is sp 2.  I have updated my xp to sp3.  I haven't run it with it because i read on here i need an updated CD pro with sp3 in order to do that.  You just told me that is that case, is that correct.  AND I can't therefore run scannow                                                         tyvm for any help really and truly Those instructions are for how to create one...

You could always borrow 1 though if you find it...I saw somewhere to download just xp pro sp 3  then maybe to try it  when asked to insert my CD.  The other THOUGHT was that my download of sp3 may have damaged, etc. files.  Don't know anyone to borrow from. sryAll you needed to do was follow the guide i posted...DLoad SP3 and slipstream it into your Legit SP2 XP CD...
Grabbing an XP SP3 download is a really bad idea...

20 minutes Tops...not ready to reinstall windows and/or take a chance the streamlining won't work :p tyvm  Just can't do 'scannow'
     tyThe Guide linked to is from a Microsoft MVPS...they don't give that title out to just anyone...
Other than following the guide then finding an XP CD including SP3 would be your 2nd best bet...Thank you, I'll have to live without 'scannow'.  tyvm

I was working on my laptop when I GOT a call.  I put something on the top of the keyboard and wrote on it and when I removed it, it had CHANGED. Does anyone know how to make it go back?  It made everything large.  I am working on Windows XP

Thanks!Sounds like somehow you have turned on 'ease of access'.

I'm not entirely sure if this is even on XP as I'm on Vista and you have posted in the Vista-7 section. But I found a link for Vista may be similar on XP.

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/disable-ease-of-access-button-on-vista-logon-screen/Or check your screen resolution...right clik and empty desk top area....start with 1024 X 768

Or hold down the CTRL key and use the mouse scroll wheel up/down... Quote from: patio on October 22, 2010, 11:59:55 AM

Or check your screen resolution...right clik and empty desk top area....start with 1024 X 768

Or hold down the CTRL key and use the mouse scroll wheel up/down...

Or check your screen resolution...right clik and empty desk top area....start with 1024 X 768

I have a screen shot but can't attach it.

Sorry it happened after I removed the pad from the laptop..I have no idea what else would cause it.

what could cause this problem.
prossesor: amd athlon x64 dual
mobo: ecs
memory:2 G
os: windows xp home edition
model: custom built machine
well by reading your ...description.

could be a loose wire in your computer power plug, touch it and it disconnects(brothers computer does that)
could be a power supply problem
could be a heat problem and SHUTOFF...without the blue screen
could be a faulty shutdown switch.

does this happen out of the blue? or does it happen when you bring up the usage, such as gamesYou need to describe the problem IN FULL. What EXACT happens?Please use Everest and post the results.PSU,  OVERHEATING or bad PROC
i am thinking overheating
put a better fan in and now no prob ty every1Possible problems:

1. Loose wire (Check power cord).
2. Virus infection - Try Kaspersky's online virus scan: http://usa.kaspersky.com/downloads/free-virus-scanner.php
3. Defective power supply may be a possible problem.This thread is 4 months old.Took him four months to scrape up enough to  buy a fan.I didn't even realize it was the OP who updated the thread.computer still shuts down recently updated the ram  and got windows vista install clean install. when ever useage goes up the computer shuts down freezes or blue screens me. only happens when i use media like games music or watch TV online not an overheating issue come stays below 60 degrees c. power supply tested and works fine. vista shows me this after bluescreen:
Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:   BlueScreen
  OS Version:   6.0.6000.2.0.0.768.3
  Locale ID:   1033

Additional information about the problem:
  BCCode:   124
  BCP1:   00000000
  BCP2:   863B6100
  BCP3:   B2000000
  BCP4:   00070F0F
  OS Version:   6_0_6000
  Service Pack:   0_0
  Product:   768_1

Files that help describe the problem:
  C:\Windows\Minidump\Mini102210-07.dmp
  C:\Users\Daisy\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-29937-0.sysdata.xml
  C:\Users\Daisy\AppData\Local\Temp\WER9C7E.tmp.version.txt

but i cant find those files that describe the problem as according to my com they dont exsist. i'm desparate for an answer and ready to chunk this com and get a new 1. plz help me save MONEY Quote from: daisysycks on October 23, 2010, 09:31:18 AM

not an overheating issue come stays below 60 degrees c.

My tale of WOE........
        I have Dell XPS, and recently bought a new WD hd from dell, downloaded the intel raid driver again from dell, saved it to a floppy. Run setup to install xp on new hd, hit f6 install the raid driver...I then get an error that the iaStor.sys could not install error 4107 at line 2108 in  d:\xpsp1\base\boot\setup\oemdisk.c

 My bios does not seem to have a autodetect/raid or anything else. All I can find is SATA on/off.....
 The only info I can find about the iaStor.sys file is virus related, but with a new hd that seems out.

Dell is completely useless on this matter, it seems they have their MONEY and screw our 6 year customer. I would get a new computer and throw this POS through the nearest Dell Store front window, unfortunately I am not in a financial position to do so.....

Please help!
1.  Dell Dimension XPS ___  (fill in the blank)
2.  Do you have 1 new WD hard drive to replace the old hard drive or are you attempting to add the new one to create RAID?
QUOTE from: Computer_Commando on October 25, 2010, 06:13:44 PM

1.  Dell Dimension XPS ___  (fill in the blank)
2.  Do you have 1 new WD hard drive to replace the old hard drive or are you attempting to add the new one to create RAID?

Here is my first log from super anti spyware. I hope im doing this right!

SUPERAntiSpyware Scan Log
http://www.superantispyware.com

Generated 10/25/2010 at 12:52 PM

Application Version : 4.44.1000

Core Rules Database Version : 5749
Trace Rules Database Version: 3561

Scan type       : Complete Scan
Total Scan Time : 00:53:20

Memory items scanned      : 375
Memory threats detected   : 0
Registry items scanned    : 6494
Registry threats detected : 784
File items scanned        : 55849
File threats detected     : 109

Adware.MyWebSearch
   HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{00A6FAF1-072E-44cf-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF1-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF1-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF1-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF1-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF1-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}\Programmable
   C:\PROGRAM FILES\MYWEBSEARCH\BAR\1.BIN\MWSSRCAS.DLL
   HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{00A6FAF6-072E-44cf-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF6-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF6-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF6-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF6-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{00A6FAF6-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}\Programmable
   HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{07B18EA1-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA1-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA1-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA1-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA1-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   C:\PROGRAM FILES\MYWEBSEARCH\BAR\1.BIN\MWSBAR.DLL
   HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser HELPER Objects\{00A6FAF1-072E-44cf-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{00A6FAF1-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{00A6FAF6-072E-44CF-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{07B18EA1-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar#{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar\WebBrowser#{07B18EA9-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\URLSearchHooks#{00A6FAF6-072E-44cf-8957-5838F569A31D}
   HKLM\System\ControlSet001\Services\MyWebSearchService
   C:\PROGRA~1\MYWEBS~1\BAR\1.BIN\MWSSVC.EXE
   HKLM\System\ControlSet001\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MyWebSearchService
   HKLM\System\ControlSet003\Services\MyWebSearchService
   HKLM\System\ControlSet003\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MyWebSearchService
   HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService
   HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MyWebSearchService

Adware.Tracking Cookie
   C:\Documents and Settings\Dennis\Cookies\[email protected][1].txt
   C:\Documents and Settings\Dennis\Cookies\[email protected][2].txt

Adware.MyWebSearch/FunWebProducts
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products#JpegConversionLib
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products#CacheDir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\MSNMessenger
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\MSNMessenger#DLLFile
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\MSNMessenger#DLLDir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\ScreenSaver
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\ScreenSaver#ImagesDir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\CursorManiaBtn
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\CursorManiaBtn#LastHTMLMenuURL
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\CursorManiaBtn#HTMLMenuRevision
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\CursorManiaBtn#ETAG
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#BuddyTextNone.numActive
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#BuddyTextNone.0
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#BuddyFreqNone
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#BuddyTextUninstalled.numActive
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#BuddyTextUninstalled.0
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#BuddyFreqUninstalled
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.numActive
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.numActive2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.1
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.3
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.4
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.5
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.6
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.7
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\Promos#MSN.8
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\SmileyCentralBtn
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\SmileyCentralBtn#HTMLMenuPosDeleted
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\SmileyCentralBtn#LastHTMLMenuURL
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\SmileyCentralBtn#HTMLMenuRevision
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\SmileyCentralBtn#ETag
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\WebfettiBtn
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\WebfettiBtn#LastHTMLMenuURL
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\WebfettiBtn#HTMLMenuRevision
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Fun Web Products\Settings\WebfettiBtn#ETag
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts\Installer
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts\Installer#Dir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts\Installer#CurInstall
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts\Installer#sr
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts\Installer#pl
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts\Installer#CheckForConnection
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\FunWebProducts\Installer#CacheDir
   HKU\S-1-5-21-2907441966-1152698158-3559189429-1007\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#Maximized
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#Visible
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#UseFWB
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#pid
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#fwp
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#psid
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#un
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#tiec
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#Dir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#UninstallString
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#PluginPath
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#RegHookPath
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#Id
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#CurInstall
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#SettingsDir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#sr
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#pl
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#CacheDir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#ConfigRevision
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#ConfigRevisionURL
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#ConfigCustomButtons
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#ConfigDateStamp
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#HTMLMenuRevision
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#sscSet
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#sscLabel
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#sscURL
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#AlertCount
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#AlertPeriod
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#AlertPausePeriod
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#NoThrottleAlert
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#NextConfigRequest
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#LastConfigRequest
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#Flags
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#HistoryDir
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\bar#AutocompleteURL
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEMON
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEMON#Version
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG#Version
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG#Path
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG#StandardSmileyDir.AIM
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.numActive2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.0
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.1
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.3
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.4
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.5
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.6
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.7
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.8
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#ICQT.9
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.numActive
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.numActive2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.0.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.1.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.2.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.3.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.4.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.5.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.6.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.7.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.8.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.9.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.10.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.11.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.12.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#Yahoo.13.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.numActive
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.numActive2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.0.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.1.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.2.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.3.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.4.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.5.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.6.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.7.old
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.8
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.9
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIM.10
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.numActive2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.0
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.1
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.3
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.4
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.5
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.6
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.7
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.8
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.9
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.10
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#AIMT.11
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.numActive2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.0
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.1
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.3
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.4
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.5
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.6
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\MWSOEPLG\Promo#GoogleTalkHTML.7
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows11
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows2
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows3
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows4
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows5
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows6
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows7
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows8
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows9
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\OEHosts#Windows10
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#pid
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#fwp
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#psid
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#esh
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#LSP
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#LastRequest
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#NextRequest
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#ABS
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#DES
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SearchAssistant#ie8h
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SkinTools
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\MyWebSearch\SkinTools#PlayerPath
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.DataControl
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.DataControl\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.DataControl\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.DataControl.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.DataControl.1\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistoryKillerScheduler
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistoryKillerScheduler\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistoryKillerScheduler\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistoryKillerScheduler.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistoryKillerScheduler.1\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistorySwatterControlBar
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistorySwatterControlBar\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistorySwatterControlBar\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistorySwatterControlBar.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HistorySwatterControlBar.1\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HTMLMenu
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HTMLMenu\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HTMLMenu\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HTMLMenu.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HTMLMenu.1\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HTMLMenu.2
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.HTMLMenu.2\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.IECookiesManager
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.IECookiesManager\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.IECookiesManager\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.IECookiesManager.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.IECookiesManager.1\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.KillerObjManager
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.KillerObjManager\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.KillerObjManager\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.KillerObjManager.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.KillerObjManager.1\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterBarButton
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterBarButton\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterBarButton\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterBarButton.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterBarButton.1\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterSettingsControl
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterSettingsControl\CLSID
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterSettingsControl\CurVer
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterSettingsControl.1
   HKCR\FunWebProducts.PopSwatterSettingsControl.1\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.ChatSessionPlugin
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.ChatSessionPlugin\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.ChatSessionPlugin\CurVer
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.ChatSessionPlugin.1
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.ChatSessionPlugin.1\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.HTMLPanel
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.HTMLPanel\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.HTMLPanel\CurVer
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.HTMLPanel.1
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.HTMLPanel.1\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.OutlookAddin
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.OutlookAddin\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.OutlookAddin\CurVer
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.OutlookAddin.1
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.OutlookAddin.1\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.PseudoTransparentPlugin
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.PseudoTransparentPlugin\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.PseudoTransparentPlugin\CurVer
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.PseudoTransparentPlugin.1
   HKCR\MyWebSearch.PseudoTransparentPlugin.1\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.SettingsPlugin
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.SettingsPlugin\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.SettingsPlugin\CurVer
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.SettingsPlugin.1
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.SettingsPlugin.1\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.ToolbarPlugin
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.ToolbarPlugin\CLSID
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.ToolbarPlugin\CurVer
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.ToolbarPlugin.1
   HKCR\MyWebSearchToolBar.ToolbarPlugin.1\CLSID
   HKCR\ScreenSaverControl.ScreenSaverInstaller
   HKCR\ScreenSaverControl.ScreenSaverInstaller\CLSID
   HKCR\ScreenSaverControl.ScreenSaverInstaller\CurVer
   HKCR\ScreenSaverControl.ScreenSaverInstaller.1
   HKCR\ScreenSaverControl.ScreenSaverInstaller.1\CLSID
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\Control
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{07B18EAB-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{0F8ECF4F-3646-4C3A-8881-8E138FFCAF70}
   HKCR\CLSID\{0F8ECF4F-3646-4C3A-8881-8E138FFCAF70}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{0F8ECF4F-3646-4C3A-8881-8E138FFCAF70}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{0F8ECF4F-3646-4C3A-8881-8E138FFCAF70}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{0F8ECF4F-3646-4C3A-8881-8E138FFCAF70}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{0F8ECF4F-3646-4C3A-8881-8E138FFCAF70}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{0F8ECF4F-3646-4C3A-8881-8E138FFCAF70}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{147A976F-EEE1-4377-8EA7-4716E4CDD239}
   HKCR\CLSID\{147A976F-EEE1-4377-8EA7-4716E4CDD239}\TreatAs
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\Implemented Categories
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\Implemented Categories\{00021493-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\Instance
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\Instance#CLSID
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\Instance\InitPropertyBag
   HKCR\CLSID\{1E0DE227-5CE4-4ea3-AB0C-8B03E1AA76BC}\Instance\InitPropertyBag#Url
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\Control
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{25560540-9571-4D7B-9389-0F166788785A}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{3DC201FB-E9C9-499C-A11F-23C360D7C3F8}
   HKCR\CLSID\{3DC201FB-E9C9-499C-A11F-23C360D7C3F8}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{3DC201FB-E9C9-499C-A11F-23C360D7C3F8}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{3DC201FB-E9C9-499C-A11F-23C360D7C3F8}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{3DC201FB-E9C9-499C-A11F-23C360D7C3F8}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\Control
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{3E720452-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{53CED2D0-5E9A-4761-9005-648404E6F7E5}
   HKCR\CLSID\{53CED2D0-5E9A-4761-9005-648404E6F7E5}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{53CED2D0-5E9A-4761-9005-648404E6F7E5}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{53CED2D0-5E9A-4761-9005-648404E6F7E5}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{53CED2D0-5E9A-4761-9005-648404E6F7E5}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{53CED2D0-5E9A-4761-9005-648404E6F7E5}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{53CED2D0-5E9A-4761-9005-648404E6F7E5}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{63D0ED2C-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}
   HKCR\CLSID\{63D0ED2C-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{63D0ED2C-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{63D0ED2C-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{63D0ED2C-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{63D0ED2C-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{63D0ED2C-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Control
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D292-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Control
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D294-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Control
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{7473D296-B7BB-4f24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{84DA4FDF-A1CF-4195-8688-3E961F505983}
   HKCR\CLSID\{84DA4FDF-A1CF-4195-8688-3E961F505983}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{84DA4FDF-A1CF-4195-8688-3E961F505983}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{8E6F1832-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}
   HKCR\CLSID\{8E6F1832-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{8E6F1832-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{8E6F1832-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{8E6F1832-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{8E6F1832-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{8E6F1832-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{938AA51A-996C-4884-98CE-80DD16A5C9DA}
   HKCR\CLSID\{938AA51A-996C-4884-98CE-80DD16A5C9DA}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{938AA51A-996C-4884-98CE-80DD16A5C9DA}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{98D9753D-D73B-42D5-8C85-4469CDA897AB}
   HKCR\CLSID\{98D9753D-D73B-42D5-8C85-4469CDA897AB}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{98D9753D-D73B-42D5-8C85-4469CDA897AB}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{98D9753D-D73B-42D5-8C85-4469CDA897AB}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{98D9753D-D73B-42D5-8C85-4469CDA897AB}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{9FF05104-B030-46FC-94B8-81276E4E27DF}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{A4730EBE-43A6-443e-9776-36915D323AD3}
   HKCR\CLSID\{A4730EBE-43A6-443e-9776-36915D323AD3}\TreatAs
   HKCR\CLSID\{A9571378-68A1-443d-B082-284F960C6D17}
   HKCR\CLSID\{A9571378-68A1-443d-B082-284F960C6D17}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{A9571378-68A1-443d-B082-284F960C6D17}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{A9571378-68A1-443d-B082-284F960C6D17}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{A9571378-68A1-443d-B082-284F960C6D17}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{ADB01E81-3C79-4272-A0F1-7B2BE7A782DC}
   HKCR\CLSID\{ADB01E81-3C79-4272-A0F1-7B2BE7A782DC}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{ADB01E81-3C79-4272-A0F1-7B2BE7A782DC}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{ADB01E81-3C79-4272-A0F1-7B2BE7A782DC}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{ADB01E81-3C79-4272-A0F1-7B2BE7A782DC}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{ADB01E81-3C79-4272-A0F1-7B2BE7A782DC}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{B813095C-81C0-4E40-AA14-67520372B987}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{C9D7BE3E-141A-4C85-8CD6-32461F3DF2C7}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{CFF4CE82-3AA2-451F-9B77-7165605FB835}
   HKCR\CLSID\{CFF4CE82-3AA2-451F-9B77-7165605FB835}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{CFF4CE82-3AA2-451F-9B77-7165605FB835}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{CFF4CE82-3AA2-451F-9B77-7165605FB835}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{CFF4CE82-3AA2-451F-9B77-7165605FB835}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{CFF4CE82-3AA2-451F-9B77-7165605FB835}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{CFF4CE82-3AA2-451F-9B77-7165605FB835}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{D9FFFB27-D62A-4D64-8CEC-1FF006528805}
   HKCR\CLSID\{D9FFFB27-D62A-4D64-8CEC-1FF006528805}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{D9FFFB27-D62A-4D64-8CEC-1FF006528805}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{D9FFFB27-D62A-4D64-8CEC-1FF006528805}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{D9FFFB27-D62A-4D64-8CEC-1FF006528805}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\Control
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\InprocServer32
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\MiscStatus
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\MiscStatus\1
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\ProgID
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\Programmable
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\TypeLib
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\Version
   HKCR\CLSID\{E79DFBCA-5697-4fbd-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\VersionIndependentProgID
   HKCR\TypeLib\{07B18EA0-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{07B18EA0-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{07B18EA0-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{07B18EA0-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{07B18EA0-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{07B18EA0-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{0D26BC71-A633-4E71-AD31-EADC3A1B6A3A}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{0D26BC71-A633-4E71-AD31-EADC3A1B6A3A}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{0D26BC71-A633-4E71-AD31-EADC3A1B6A3A}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{0D26BC71-A633-4E71-AD31-EADC3A1B6A3A}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{0D26BC71-A633-4E71-AD31-EADC3A1B6A3A}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{0D26BC71-A633-4E71-AD31-EADC3A1B6A3A}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{29D67D3C-509A-4544-903F-C8C1B8236554}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{29D67D3C-509A-4544-903F-C8C1B8236554}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{29D67D3C-509A-4544-903F-C8C1B8236554}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{29D67D3C-509A-4544-903F-C8C1B8236554}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{29D67D3C-509A-4544-903F-C8C1B8236554}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{29D67D3C-509A-4544-903F-C8C1B8236554}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{3E720450-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{3E720450-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{3E720450-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{3E720450-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{3E720450-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{3E720450-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{7473D290-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{7473D290-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{7473D290-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{7473D290-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{7473D290-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{7473D290-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8CA01F0E-987C-49C3-B852-2F1AC4A7094C}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8CA01F0E-987C-49C3-B852-2F1AC4A7094C}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8CA01F0E-987C-49C3-B852-2F1AC4A7094C}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8CA01F0E-987C-49C3-B852-2F1AC4A7094C}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8CA01F0E-987C-49C3-B852-2F1AC4A7094C}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8CA01F0E-987C-49C3-B852-2F1AC4A7094C}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8E6F1830-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8E6F1830-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8E6F1830-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8E6F1830-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8E6F1830-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{8E6F1830-9607-4440-8530-13BE7C4B1D14}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{C8CECDE3-1AE1-4C4A-AD82-6D5B00212144}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{C8CECDE3-1AE1-4C4A-AD82-6D5B00212144}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{C8CECDE3-1AE1-4C4A-AD82-6D5B00212144}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{C8CECDE3-1AE1-4C4A-AD82-6D5B00212144}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{C8CECDE3-1AE1-4C4A-AD82-6D5B00212144}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{C8CECDE3-1AE1-4C4A-AD82-6D5B00212144}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{D518921A-4A03-425E-9873-B9A71756821E}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{D518921A-4A03-425E-9873-B9A71756821E}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{D518921A-4A03-425E-9873-B9A71756821E}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{D518921A-4A03-425E-9873-B9A71756821E}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{D518921A-4A03-425E-9873-B9A71756821E}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{D518921A-4A03-425E-9873-B9A71756821E}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E47CAEE0-DEEA-464A-9326-3F2801535A4D}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E47CAEE0-DEEA-464A-9326-3F2801535A4D}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E47CAEE0-DEEA-464A-9326-3F2801535A4D}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E47CAEE0-DEEA-464A-9326-3F2801535A4D}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E47CAEE0-DEEA-464A-9326-3F2801535A4D}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E47CAEE0-DEEA-464A-9326-3F2801535A4D}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E79DFBC0-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E79DFBC0-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E79DFBC0-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E79DFBC0-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E79DFBC0-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{E79DFBC0-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\TypeLib\{F42228FB-E84E-479E-B922-FBBD096E792C}
   HKCR\TypeLib\{F42228FB-E84E-479E-B922-FBBD096E792C}\1.0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{F42228FB-E84E-479E-B922-FBBD096E792C}\1.0\0
   HKCR\TypeLib\{F42228FB-E84E-479E-B922-FBBD096E792C}\1.0\0\win32
   HKCR\TypeLib\{F42228FB-E84E-479E-B922-FBBD096E792C}\1.0\FLAGS
   HKCR\TypeLib\{F42228FB-E84E-479E-B922-FBBD096E792C}\1.0\HELPDIR
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAA-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAA-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAA-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAA-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAA-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAC-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAC-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAC-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAC-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{07B18EAC-A523-4961-B6BB-170DE4475CCA}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{1093995A-BA37-41D2-836E-091067C4AD17}
   HKCR\Interface\{1093995A-BA37-41D2-836E-091067C4AD17}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{1093995A-BA37-41D2-836E-091067C4AD17}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{1093995A-BA37-41D2-836E-091067C4AD17}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{1093995A-BA37-41D2-836E-091067C4AD17}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{120927BF-1700-43BC-810F-FAB92549B390}
   HKCR\Interface\{120927BF-1700-43BC-810F-FAB92549B390}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{120927BF-1700-43BC-810F-FAB92549B390}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{120927BF-1700-43BC-810F-FAB92549B390}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{120927BF-1700-43BC-810F-FAB92549B390}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{17DE5E5E-BFE3-4E83-8E1F-8755795359EC}
   HKCR\Interface\{17DE5E5E-BFE3-4E83-8E1F-8755795359EC}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{17DE5E5E-BFE3-4E83-8E1F-8755795359EC}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{17DE5E5E-BFE3-4E83-8E1F-8755795359EC}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{17DE5E5E-BFE3-4E83-8E1F-8755795359EC}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{1F52A5FA-A705-4415-B975-88503B291728}
   HKCR\Interface\{1F52A5FA-A705-4415-B975-88503B291728}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{1F52A5FA-A705-4415-B975-88503B291728}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{1F52A5FA-A705-4415-B975-88503B291728}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{1F52A5FA-A705-4415-B975-88503B291728}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{247A115F-06C2-4FB3-967D-2D62D3CF4F0A}
   HKCR\Interface\{247A115F-06C2-4FB3-967D-2D62D3CF4F0A}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{247A115F-06C2-4FB3-967D-2D62D3CF4F0A}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{247A115F-06C2-4FB3-967D-2D62D3CF4F0A}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{247A115F-06C2-4FB3-967D-2D62D3CF4F0A}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{2E3537FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}
   HKCR\Interface\{2E3537FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{2E3537FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{2E3537FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{2E3537FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{2E9937FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}
   HKCR\Interface\{2E9937FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{2E9937FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{2E9937FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{2E9937FC-CF2F-4F56-AF54-5A6A3DD375CC}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{3E1656ED-F60E-4597-B6AA-B6A58E171495}
   HKCR\Interface\{3E1656ED-F60E-4597-B6AA-B6A58E171495}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{3E1656ED-F60E-4597-B6AA-B6A58E171495}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{3E1656ED-F60E-4597-B6AA-B6A58E171495}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{3E1656ED-F60E-4597-B6AA-B6A58E171495}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{3E53E2CB-86DB-4A4A-8BD9-FFEB7A64DF82}
   HKCR\Interface\{3E53E2CB-86DB-4A4A-8BD9-FFEB7A64DF82}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{3E53E2CB-86DB-4A4A-8BD9-FFEB7A64DF82}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{3E53E2CB-86DB-4A4A-8BD9-FFEB7A64DF82}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{3E53E2CB-86DB-4A4A-8BD9-FFEB7A64DF82}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720451-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720451-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720451-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720451-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720451-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720453-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720453-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720453-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720453-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{3E720453-B472-4954-B7AA-33069EB53906}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2B-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2B-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2B-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2B-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2B-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2D-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2D-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2D-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2D-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{63D0ED2D-B45B-4458-8B3B-60C69BBBD83C}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{6E74766C-4D93-4CC0-96D1-47B8E07FF9CA}
   HKCR\Interface\{6E74766C-4D93-4CC0-96D1-47B8E07FF9CA}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{6E74766C-4D93-4CC0-96D1-47B8E07FF9CA}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{6E74766C-4D93-4CC0-96D1-47B8E07FF9CA}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{6E74766C-4D93-4CC0-96D1-47B8E07FF9CA}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{72EE7F04-15BD-4845-A005-D6711144D86A}
   HKCR\Interface\{72EE7F04-15BD-4845-A005-D6711144D86A}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{72EE7F04-15BD-4845-A005-D6711144D86A}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{72EE7F04-15BD-4845-A005-D6711144D86A}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{72EE7F04-15BD-4845-A005-D6711144D86A}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{741DE825-A6F0-4497-9AA6-8023CF9B0FFF}
   HKCR\Interface\{741DE825-A6F0-4497-9AA6-8023CF9B0FFF}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{741DE825-A6F0-4497-9AA6-8023CF9B0FFF}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{741DE825-A6F0-4497-9AA6-8023CF9B0FFF}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{741DE825-A6F0-4497-9AA6-8023CF9B0FFF}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D291-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D291-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D291-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D291-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D291-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D293-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D293-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D293-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D293-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D293-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D295-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D295-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D295-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D295-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D295-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D297-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D297-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D297-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D297-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{7473D297-B7BB-4F24-AE82-7E2CE94BB6A9}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{90449521-D834-4703-BB4E-D3AA44042FF8}
   HKCR\Interface\{90449521-D834-4703-BB4E-D3AA44042FF8}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{90449521-D834-4703-BB4E-D3AA44042FF8}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{90449521-D834-4703-BB4E-D3AA44042FF8}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{90449521-D834-4703-BB4E-D3AA44042FF8}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{991AAC62-B100-47CE-8B75-253965244F69}
   HKCR\Interface\{991AAC62-B100-47CE-8B75-253965244F69}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{991AAC62-B100-47CE-8B75-253965244F69}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{991AAC62-B100-47CE-8B75-253965244F69}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{991AAC62-B100-47CE-8B75-253965244F69}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{A626CDBD-3D13-4F78-B819-440A28D7E8FC}
   HKCR\Interface\{A626CDBD-3D13-4F78-B819-440A28D7E8FC}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{A626CDBD-3D13-4F78-B819-440A28D7E8FC}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{A626CDBD-3D13-4F78-B819-440A28D7E8FC}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{A626CDBD-3D13-4F78-B819-440A28D7E8FC}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{BBABDC90-F3D5-4801-863A-EE6AE529862D}
   HKCR\Interface\{BBABDC90-F3D5-4801-863A-EE6AE529862D}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{BBABDC90-F3D5-4801-863A-EE6AE529862D}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{BBABDC90-F3D5-4801-863A-EE6AE529862D}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{BBABDC90-F3D5-4801-863A-EE6AE529862D}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{CF54BE1C-9359-4395-8533-1657CF209CFE}
   HKCR\Interface\{CF54BE1C-9359-4395-8533-1657CF209CFE}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{CF54BE1C-9359-4395-8533-1657CF209CFE}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{CF54BE1C-9359-4395-8533-1657CF209CFE}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{CF54BE1C-9359-4395-8533-1657CF209CFE}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{D6FF3684-AD3B-48EB-BBB4-B9E6C5A355C1}
   HKCR\Interface\{D6FF3684-AD3B-48EB-BBB4-B9E6C5A355C1}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{D6FF3684-AD3B-48EB-BBB4-B9E6C5A355C1}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{D6FF3684-AD3B-48EB-BBB4-B9E6C5A355C1}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{D6FF3684-AD3B-48EB-BBB4-B9E6C5A355C1}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{DE38C398-B328-4F4C-A3AD-1B5E4ED93477}
   HKCR\Interface\{DE38C398-B328-4F4C-A3AD-1B5E4ED93477}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{DE38C398-B328-4F4C-A3AD-1B5E4ED93477}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{DE38C398-B328-4F4C-A3AD-1B5E4ED93477}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{DE38C398-B328-4F4C-A3AD-1B5E4ED93477}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25E}
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25E}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25E}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25E}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25E}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25F}
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25F}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25F}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25F}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{E342AF55-B78A-4CD0-A2BB-DA7F52D9D25F}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBC9-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBC9-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBC9-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBC9-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBC9-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBCB-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBCB-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBCB-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBCB-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{E79DFBCB-5697-4FBD-94E5-5B2A9C7C1612}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{EB9E5C1C-B1F9-4C2B-BE8A-27D6446FDAF8}
   HKCR\Interface\{EB9E5C1C-B1F9-4C2B-BE8A-27D6446FDAF8}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{EB9E5C1C-B1F9-4C2B-BE8A-27D6446FDAF8}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{EB9E5C1C-B1F9-4C2B-BE8A-27D6446FDAF8}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{EB9E5C1C-B1F9-4C2B-BE8A-27D6446FDAF8}\TypeLib#Version
   HKCR\Interface\{F87D7FB5-9DC5-4C8C-B998-D8DFE02E2978}
   HKCR\Interface\{F87D7FB5-9DC5-4C8C-B998-D8DFE02E2978}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{F87D7FB5-9DC5-4C8C-B998-D8DFE02E2978}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{F87D7FB5-9DC5-4C8C-B998-D8DFE02E2978}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{F87D7FB5-9DC5-4C8C-B998-D8DFE02E2978}\TypeLib#Version
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#incmail.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#msimn.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#msn.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#outlook.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#waol.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#aim.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#icq.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#icqlite.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#msmsgs.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#msnmsgr.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#ypager.exe
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#mwsSrcAs.dll
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#ua
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#au
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#ps
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#ok
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#od
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#nk
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\bar\Switches#nd
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\Email-IM
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\Email-IM\0
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\Email-IM\0#Toolbar
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\Email-IM\0#AppName
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\Email-IM\0#Path
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\Outlook
   HKLM\Software\FocusInteractive\Outlook#MyWebSearch.OutlookAddin
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE#NextInstance
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000#Service
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000#Legacy
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000#ConfigFlags
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000#CLASS
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000#ClassGUID
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000#DeviceDesc
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000\Control
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_MYWEBSEARCHSERVICE\0000\Control#ActiveService
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MyWebSearch bar Uninstall
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MyWebSearch bar Uninstall#DisplayName
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MyWebSearch bar Uninstall#HelpLink
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MyWebSearch bar Uninstall#Publisher
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MyWebSearch bar Uninstall#UninstallString
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\MyWebSearch bar Uninstall#UrlInfoAbout
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService#Type
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService#Start
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService#ErrorControl
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService#ImagePath
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService#DisplayName
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService#ObjectName
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService\Security
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService\Security#Security
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService\Enum
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService\Enum#0
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService\Enum#Count
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyWebSearchService\Enum#NextInstance
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\chrome\M3FFXTBR.JAR
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\chrome
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\CHROME.MANIFEST
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3BKGERR.JPG
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3CJPEG.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3DTACTL.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3HISTSW.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3HKSTUB.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3HTMLMU.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3HTTPCT.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3IMSTUB.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3POPSWT.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3PSSAVR.SCR
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3REGHK.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3REPROX.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3RESTUB.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3SCHMON.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3SCRCTR.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3SPACER.WMV
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3WALLPP.DAT
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\F3WPHOOK.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\FWPBUDDY.PNG
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\INSTALL.RDF
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3AUXSTB.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3DLGHK.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3HIGHIN.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3HTML.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3IDLE.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3IMPIPE.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3MEDINT.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3MSG.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3OUTLCN.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3PLUGIN.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3SKIN.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3SKPLAY.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3SLSRCH.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\M3SRCHMN.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\MWSMLBTN.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\MWSOEMON.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\MWSOEPLG.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\MWSOESTB.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\MWSSVC.EXE
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\MWSUABTN.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin\NPMYWEBS.DLL
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\1.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Avatar\COMMON.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Avatar
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06E9FB3C
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06EA3324
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06EA4813.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06EA4B5F.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06EA536E.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06EA5552.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06FDF33B.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06FE09F0.bmp
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06FE1087.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\06FE151B.bin
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache\files.ini
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Cache
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Game\CHECKERS.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Game\CHESS.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Game\REVERSI.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Game
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\History\search3
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\History
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\icons\CM.ICO
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\icons\MFC.ICO
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\icons\PSS.ICO
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\icons\SMILEY.ICO
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\icons\WB.ICO
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\icons\ZWINKY.ICO
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\icons
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Message\COMMON.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Message
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\COMMON.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\DOG.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\FISH.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\KUNGFU.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\LIFEGARD.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\MAID.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\MAILBOX.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\OPERA.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\ROBOT.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\SEDUCT.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier\SURFER.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Notifier
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Overlay\COMMON.F3S
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Overlay
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Settings\prevcfg2.htm
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Settings\setting2.htm
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Settings\settings.dat
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Settings\s_pid.dat
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar\Settings
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch\bar
   C:\Program Files\MyWebSearch
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts\ScreenSaver\Images
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts\ScreenSaver
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts\Shared\Cache\CursorManiaBtn.html
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts\Shared\Cache\SmileyCentralBtn.html
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts\Shared\Cache\WebfettiBtn.html
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts\Shared\Cache
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts\Shared
   C:\Program Files\FunWebProducts
   C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\F3PSSAVR.SCR
   HKCR\Interface\{8E9CF769-3D3B-40EB-9E2D-76E7A205E4D2}
   HKCR\Interface\{8E9CF769-3D3B-40EB-9E2D-76E7A205E4D2}\ProxyStubClsid
   HKCR\Interface\{8E9CF769-3D3B-40EB-9E2D-76E7A205E4D2}\ProxyStubClsid32
   HKCR\Interface\{8E9CF769-3D3B-40EB-9E2D-76E7A205E4D2}\TypeLib
   HKCR\Interface\{8E9CF769-3D3B-40EB-9E2D-76E7A205E4D2}\TypeLib#Version
Why did you not follow Allans advice for posting your logs in the correct section where they would be reviewed properly ? ?because i ve never posted here before and did not understand.how do i delete these uneeded logs?

no i dont see a msdos icon...........not there
just this

accessibility
communications
entertainment
games
internet tools
system tools
address book
calculator
imaging
notebook
paint
wordpad
synchronize
multimedia

and thats it........no ms dos
Do it in the following manner:

1. Start
2. Run
3. Type CMD

If CMD does not work, type command.Boot pc and hold down the f5 keystart pc from the command PROMPT A:\>           now type the command                                  scanreg/fix after it.....ok......i went to msdos and did a scanreg/fix

I got to 89 percent DONE and then got this

Windows found an error in your system files and was unable to fix the problem.  Try DELETING some files to free up disk space on your windows drive.  If that doesn't work you will need to install windows to a new directory.

So.....now wut?THis command scanreg/restore           a spash screen will appear.....chose the LAST GOOD cab file>>cab file started on xyz day>>>>>answer yes ......and kick the b/f.......

Safe mode does take quite a while to fully load.
I don't know why, you'd think it WOULD be faster than normal mode. Anyway, give it some time.k thank you FED, ill try that nowjust waited a few hours for it to load while i went out with sum FRIENDS.  No LUCK...Safe mode should load rather fast.

Have you read the entire article that I posted previously?I would sugest a repair/install   ......is the way to go....

I have an older Gateway AMD Athlon 1.2, I am also having the same problem. Recently my PC began to shut dow on it's own with no warning. The first couple of times, I could reboot with no problem. Then I started to have to unplug/plug the power cord for the PC to power-up. . I tried most if not all the solutions on this original post with no LUCK. Now the power BUTTON lights up, after a few seconds the PSU fan begins to spin, then the CPU fan kicks in, but that is as far as it goes. The monitor does not come out of standby when I power the PC, I have a 250 Watt ATX PSU, anyone that may have a possible solution please help. I am trying to rule out any other possibilities before I swap out the PSU for a new oneAny beeping on boot up...does pass post!......have you reset the BIOS ??have you add a new hard ware? does it boot to SAFE mode .....are there any keys on the KEYBOARD to wake up pc.......Questions!!What have you done prior to this problem happening?The update is to your problem....

I recently got a new computer, and the netowrking wont work at all.  My 2 old computers are still connected to eachother, and can connect to the internet, but the new one refuses to recognize the router, but it will connect to the internet fine.  I want to transfer files from the old to the new, but direct connection doesnt work either. All comps are running XP Home.What router.....netgear?





http://www.wown.com/articles_tutorials/netgeneral/

did you SET up the network usinging the Windows network WIZARD?YES I did, nothing seems to work, ive done the windows network setup on all the MACHINES.  Ill check out that link right now, see if i can find anything there.What o/s are being used to network!

I want to program my Epson Smart Panel to work with Microsoft Outlook.  When I try to scan something to email the only choice I am given is Outlook Express 6.0 which I deleted when I received Microsoft Outlook.  I know I probably need to enter the path manually as I've tried the reset feature and that doesn't give me anything but a logo of Outlook Express 6 which I no longer have.  I do a search for Microsoft Outlook and only come up with the shortcuts.  How do I FIND out where Microsoft Outlook is located so I can type in the proper path or is there an easier way.  ThanksIf you removed Outlook Express, you will have to reinstall it.Thanks for trying but I don't want to use Outlook Express any longer but want to use Microsoft Outlook; the ONE that comes with Microsoft Office 2000.  Epson smart panel TELLS me I can do this but how do I get it to appear in the menu of Epson Smart Panel.  Thanks Quote

How do I find out where Microsoft Outlook is located so I can type in the proper path or is there an easier way

I used to know how to do it when the machine was booting, but can't remember now? Which key to hit?most COMMON are the , Esc  , Del , F2  keysComputer BIOS information and HELPYOU seem to have a MOUNTAIN of PROBLEMS......maybe sticking  to one post>thread may help you!

how do you use xp partion?

yes i know ive watched that, but my computer wont boot from the win xp cd. I disable all boot devices except cd and it just says INVALID . . . . . when it tries to boot, and i just tried it with another copy of win xp so *censored*.

you guys are morons you dont even answer my first question of why the HD registers as 32gig when it is 60gig. THanks for nothing losers.

yes i know ive watched that, but my computer wont boot from the win xp cd. I disable all boot devices except cd and it just says INVALID . . . . . when it tries to boot, and i just tried it with another copy of win xp so *censored*.

Hi,

Same as subject. How do you change info on the bios screen,? NEED to check where computer is booting from and get it to boot from A:

Thankyou.Every BIOS varies, but if you look around you'll see Boot OPTIONS, which let you change if you want to boot from your floppy, CD-ROM, or hard drive. When you leave, make sure you SELECT Exit and Save Changes.

[glb]Gizmo73[/glb]How to enter the BIOS or CMOS setupturncoat:

What key (or key COMBINATION of keys) you press to enter the BIOS setup depends on the BIOS manufacturer.  What BIOS maker is displayed on the monitor when the computer starts?

Regards,
Docuse the ARROW keys!

I recently installed a new hard DRIVE.  Everything is fine, except the printing options layout is different.  Before it used to have an OPTION for double-sided printing, and it had the spaceship to HELP adjust the colour.  But that has now changed.  The spaceship doesn't even come up anymore.

It is not the drivers.  I had this problem last year, and for the life of me can't remember what it was...LOL.  But I do know it is something really simple.

I had Windows xp on both the old and new hard drive and the printer is the same.

Please help.  It's driving me quite nutty. Did you re-install the printer software, not just the drivers?No I didn't reinstall the printer software.  Unfortunately I can't find the disk.nefrett.....I'm thinking you need the printer software as Fed has suggested....so have another look for the disk or visit your PRINTERS makers website ...there may be the software there ......or as a temporary work around .......turn the page over and manually print the second side .


dl65  Is the software for the printer  still on the old hard drive!transfer it across.I tried transferring it across from the old hard drive initially, but it didn't seem to work.  

But all fixed now.  I went to the HP website and they have a great program that checks what you have and recommends any updates/downloads you need.  It even install it all nicely on your system.

I have my spaceship back.  "Yay"

Thanks for all your help.  You guys rock.Any chance of a lift to ion.......

i have got windows xp and the problem is that WHENEVER i go 2 turn off computer the only options AVAILABLE 2 me are restart or turn off

the stand by option iis GREY which miean s i cannot selct it

before i could put my computer on standby and the button would be YELLOW allowing me to pursue it but now icannot

what has ahppened
Control Panel--Power OptionsAbout Power Management:

http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/deke/laptopsupport/manuals/d600/power.htm#1100410
Desktop/laptop....apm

I'm trying to install "Managing your Money Windows 1994 version" from a USB external floppy disk on my Gateway 3.4GHz system. When executing via control panel->add software or via the start->run windows everything appears to be normal. After hitting "OK" nothing executes and no ERROR messages appear. The floppy disk does nothing as if it was not there. Is there a compatibility problem between some older setup progs and the USB floppy interface? Quote

Is there a compatibility problem between some older setup progs and the USB floppy interface?

McAfee has found adware programs contained in several FS***.CAB files in C:\_RESTORE\ARCHIVE, and unfortunately these files are write protected.  While I suspect these files are restore points created by Win ME, I'd like to delete them, or at LEAST turn off the write protection so McAfee can CLEAN them.  I've tried the ATTRIB command with no success.  Any suggestions?Disable system restore and rescan in SAFE mode.

Once the virus is removed, you can SAFELY reinitialize system restore.Dump mcfee........use anti-virus personal edition from majorgeeks.com free........do use nav or any other but what i advise also disabled system restore for good.....its not needed.....mem /disk hogger/and the virus vault of *censored*!It might not be a virus?!      

i use norton...lol

i have a problem with the speed at which my computer extracts files. I have a really good comp, 2.8 ghz, 512 mb, the works. But when i extract files, it does them really slowly. I look at other computers, and its almost instantaneous. why?CPU maybe ......or background SERVICES......virus/trojans/worms.........scan for them......to make sure.....it not that.....
run a diagnostics TEST >>>http://www.active-hardware.com/english/misc/sandra.html
Raymond:

Another possibility: Your antivirus software is doing a throught job of scanning the file during the extraction.

DocAre your IDE controllers running UDMA or PIO?Update news is?:

heya all i need help badly i have been having problems with my INTERNET explorer it dose not respond at all also when i TRY to open task manager it does not respond either i have run virus checks but found nothing i also can not UPDATE any programs as once the programs have been downloaded they STOP responding please help i am so desperate  USE Mozilla FirefoxMore info/data required to help!

I have 2 things that keep returning to the "startup" list in MSConfig: "EnsoniqMixer starter.exe" and "sp RUNDLL32 c:\windows\\se.dll,DllInstall" The first has something to do with sound and is annoying only because it TAKES up system resources. I'm not sure what the second is for, but the folder keeps changing every time I delete the dll file named.

Any suggestions?Virus, Spy/Adware Scan!!

google the se.dll file also...it says it's a hijacker.  get hijackthis and see if it works. Quote

"EnsoniqMixer starter.exe"

I already knew that Starter.exe was legit, I just don't want it running because the games I play need all the memory I can give them.

Yeh No probs Austin1

Please Come again lolI am SURPRISED no one recommended Daemon Tools which is a DVD/CD-ROM EMULATOR and can read ISO/BIN FILES without having to copy them onto a CD or extract them.Another problem solved.......thanks for the feedback AUSTIN