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eerr firefox always crashes when i have too many windows open
and when i hit ctrl alt n delete
nothing comes up and i generally have to restart my comp to get the browser working again, anyone know how i can fix this problem.... 
get a new computer? 
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| Originally posted by Psygnosis get a new computer? |
have you scanned for spyware, adware, viruses and all that junk?
If so, stop visiting the online gambling sites!
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| Originally posted by Psygnosis have you scanned for spyware, adware, viruses and all that junk? If so, stop visiting the online gambling sites! |
Well why don't you use System Restore to a time you think might have been working fine?
Last time System Restore made me sane again after this ads kept popping up on my computer which no software could remove.. only system restore did the job, though if that doesnt work, get yourself Norton System Works and enable Norton Go Back and use some of the utilities of that.
thats what you get for linking your thinking with computer technology
too much armin vs ferry pr0n
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| Originally posted by Philby thats what you get for linking your thinking with computer technology too much armin vs ferry pr0n |
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| Originally posted by narcism i've fixed the problem HAHAHAH i almost died thought i lost all my faithless videos tonight, time to put them onto a cd phil want some vid's might take u til next week to get tho we come 1- ibiza and tarantula- glastonbury 2002 |


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| Originally posted by Philby eh i don't think i would have anything faithless that you wouldn't have already! i downloaded a couple of live sets lately but you prob already got them! |
jolene - back up all your media, mp3, data, etc to a dvd.
round up all your program cds including windows.
format c: and reinstall windows, install programs, and restore all data
itll take about 1 afternoon of boredom and it will pay you back handsomly with a smooth running system =)
seriously.. reinstalls should be at least a yearly thing for everyone
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| Originally posted by DaveBegic itll take about 1 afternoon of boredom and it will pay you back handsomly with a smooth running system =) seriously.. reinstalls should be at least a yearly thing for everyone |
Do a fresh install once, then use a program called norton ghost, to make an 'image' of your new, fresh, smooth running system onto some DVD's (preferebly.. or alot of CD's).
And anytime it starts to run like crap again, just backup all your data that wasn't there when you made the image, and use ghost to reload everything, just the way it was, takes a tenth of the time of actually reinstalling everything.
Then just copy everything back, simple.
throw it out the window, if it bounces back, you've got urself a keeper
mitsubishi back this method of system testing
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| Originally posted by G`Dave norton ghost |
So far as I know, without getting into the really nitty gritty stuff, if its a 40Gb drive, the image will be 40Gb, ghost dosen't distinguish between free space and data. That being said, I believe there are compression options, but I haven't looked into these, and I don't have to worry about how big the image is.
If you've partitioned a physics disk into two seperate partitions, then you can reload an imagine onto one of these without effecting the other partition, provided the size of the partition is large enough to take the image.
The way I work it is I have a 10Gb partition with the OS, program files, configs, and all that biz, and make an image of that. I transfer the image to another comp on my home network, where it sits unused, and likewise my machien has the image of the other one.. if you get what I mean.
the other 110Gb odd of the disk that's on a seperate partition containing all my hard data, is uneffected.
I've set norton ghost to reimage the 10Gb primary partition once a month, so anything like documents and things that arn't all that big, but important, I keep on this partition and hence id backed up every month, if the disk is damages the worst that can happen is I'll lose almost a months worth of data.
Hope that's all fairly coherant.
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| Originally posted by narcism i've fixed the problem HAHAHAH i almost died thought i lost all my faithless videos tonight, time to put them onto a cd phil want some vid's might take u til next week to get tho we come 1- ibiza and tarantula- glastonbury 2002 |
Stop using Firebug.
lols at narcism's avatar.
Any chance of swinging some Faithless vids my way too please?
You know, for safe keeping
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| Originally posted by Trance Nutter lols at narcism's avatar. Any chance of swinging some Faithless vids my way too please? ![]() You know, for safe keeping |
Maybe I better pm you.
(when I have a bit more time than now)
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| Originally posted by Trance Nutter Maybe I better pm you. (when I have a bit more time than now) |
nutter heres two vid's for u
click 4 god is a dj 2004
and another
click salva mea 2005
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| Originally posted by narcism nutter heres two vid's for u click 4 god is a dj 2004 and another click salva mea 2005 |
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