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asoderock:That's strange. anyway check out my latest post in preventing this happening again. though the damage has been done. this may teach you something. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-373315.0.html |
This is known issue and have dealt with one. Source http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01508532&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN Good luck ! Regards |
FL Gators:Ok" |
I am please to hear that FL Gator. Any problem what's so ever pop in to computer section and our tec will sort you out. remember always mention XP or vista make and model of computer and be specific on what the problem is I'm sue you"ll certainly be attended to We look forward hearing from you soon Cheers ! |
@FL Gator Any problem with your laptop ever since ? Does the orange/Red light appear again ? |
@michelin89 Nice hear-ring on your picture profile. really look nice on you. |
swing4real:This is more or less like a tuition. best thing is to use google as this will guide you step by step on how to backup your prudent data. Word of advice use CD/DVD since your system is already infected no point in using USB stick as this can transfer to another system. All the best. |
asoderock:Just to illustrate and to make sure i got you right. enc is an image. Step 1: Test the Hard Drive Use the steps below to test the hard drive in a Notebook PC using the HP Hard Drive Self Test. Plug the AC Adapter into the Notebook PC. Press and hold the Power button for 5 Seconds to turn off the PC. Press and hold the F10 key while you press the Power button to turn on the PC. Release the F10 key after text is displayed on the screen of the PC. After the BIOS Setup Utility is displayed, use the Right Arrow key to select the Tools menu. Select Hard Drive Self Test Press the Enter key to start the test I still want to know why you would have formatted you D recovery. seems you know what you were doing. to be honest i think people that delete this sort thing knows what he or she is doing if not then he or she wont have deleted this and by the way HP and compaq should prompt you with a warning message before deleting. so why going ahead since you know it may cause system instability. in practice customer that does this can spend between £30-50 to get a set of recovery disk to reformat the system. anyway Good luck and thanks for enquiring
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swing4real:From: Deji Sunday (dejisunday@hotmail.com) Sent: 29 December 2009 22:01:43 To: iyke_4_u@yahoo.com Dear Ben, RE: Virus Thank you for enquiring. Any system infected with virus need reformat. is like a bird flu that spread everywhere which can take longer to deal with if remove manually or more diags, this is waste of time The best thing to do is to install everything back to scratch. I recommend using the below to see if we make any difference http://www.safer-networking.org/index2.html if no joy then do a fresh re-installation. bro removing virus is a waste time. just reformat and you will have a peace of mind. Thank you for enquiring Regards DEJI SUNDAY |
I prefer Intel because is more powerful and is design for applications and programming. whilst AMD is for rendering/manipulating 3D images and gaming |
That isn't telling me anything. I think you should be specific. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
This is the best place to ask https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/board-3.0.html Good luck and thank for enquiring |
bhsultan:Here's your diagnostics Disconnect battery and charger from laptop and any other hardware attached such as kb +mouse etc. don't be alarm hold down the on and off switch which is the power button for 30 seconds and plugged in just the charfger into the mains and try turning on no battery remember. after turning on keep pressing f10 to see if can get into Bios, this looks like a blue screen if you are there press f10 and let laptop boot into windows after that shutdown as normal and pop battery in then restart. should be fine Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
lynxnoon:I understood you have used norton removal tool still no joy. I suggest you do it again http://service1.symantec.com/Support/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039 and follow on screen instructions then try removing. having two or more security software installed can cause system instability and hence less performance. click start > Run >type in services click continue if prompted and look for[b] security centre, windows defender, windows defender[/b] right click and make is set to s[b]tart up type automatic and service status started make sure is not stopped[/b] if stopped just start it close the box and restarted the system for changes to take effect then test should be fine . Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
bisotec:Here's your diagnostics http://support.microsoft.com/kb/236597 Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
From Compaq themselves. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00809678&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=3552675&rule=46565&lang=en Good luck |
dhappyking:Here's your diagnostics Click start > Run> type in >services>press enter> >Service licence agreement > windows defender make sure is started and not stop I take is windows vista not xp ? Click start, type in the box windows defender make sure is turn on not off. just a bit curiosity, have you ever installed windows update ? Here's your 2nd diagnostics First, uninstall the updates: 1) Log into Vista in Safe Mode 2) Click 'Start' button, then Click 'Control Panel'. 3) Click 'Classic View' in the upper right of the Control Panel window. 4) Double-Click the icon named 'Programs and Features'. 5) Click the 'View installed updates' link in the upper right of the Program and Features window. 6) It may take some time for the list of Updates to appear, please wait. 7) Right-Click on the update 'KB925902' and select 'Uninstall'. Reboot into Normal ModeNow, reinstall the updates: (At this point, Vista may or may not be in reduced functionality, the below steps assume that Vista is in reduced functionality) 9) Log in to Vista and select the options that brings up the Internet Browser. 10) Go to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads 11) Search for KB925902 12) In the search results, click the update that has "KB925902" in the name. 13) Click the 'Download' button. 14) You will be given the choice to Save or Run, select Run 15) Reboot 2 times. Or C) Repair Windows using System Restore: 1) Reboot Vista into Safe Mode 2) Go to Control Panel 3) On the left hand side of the Control Panel window, Click on "Classic View" 4) Double-click "Backup and Restore Center" 5) On the left hand side of the window, click "Repair Windows using system restore" 6) Select "Choose Different Restore Point", Put a check in the box that says "Show restore points older than 5 days", select the restore point that corresponds to the date Before you first noticed the issue. 7) Click the "Next" button. Reboot back into Normal mode9) Vista should no longer be in Reduced Functionality mode I wish you good luck and thanks for enquiring. Regards |
folabuntu:ok, where are you installing it from ? disk or from internet Did you follow pc suite instructions or manuals ? Here's your diags click start, right click on my computer> manage>system tools >services>scroll down to windows installer and make sure is all started and not stop this can be found on the top left hand side. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
This may be useful. you do need to download in other to use it. Is in .pdf format see for yourself if no joy use google to further http://www.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/sony/sony_ps2_1_2.html Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
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phemmy008:This may help. http://www.coolsmartphone.com/article668.html Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
koseepaaro:Check google for product recall as some models have some know issues. sparking,blew off etc especially on toshiba series. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
Dell and Acer are very powerful machine |
oyibomoses:Go to my computer and right click on your local disk C: (usually) and click properties. Then go to disk clean up and delete temp files and anythin that is taking up space. Don't not tick compress old files and hibernate. Open My Computer, click Tools, Folder options, View. Select Show hidden files and folders and also untick Hide protected operating system files. Now to the fun part. Deleting the files. When I delete these files I hold down the shift key while selecting delete. This performs a permanent delete i.e. the files do not get moved to the recycle bin. The * is a wild card i.e. denotes all contents of the folder. C:\temp\* c:\windows\temp\* The following two can be repeated for each user of the pc. c:\Documents and settings\”user name”\local settings\temp\* c:\Documents and settings\”user name”\local settings\Temporary internet files\* These steps will free up a good chunk of space and keep you running. It is important to put the setting we changed back so we need to go to My Computer and Tools and Folder Options, select the View tab and select Hide hidden files and folders and also tick Hide protected operating system files. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
oyb:That 100% right on Compaq and HP series. if user is performing HD recovery he or she will be prompted on Welcome to recovery manager and be ask to choose advance option where drivers can be loaded also can backup data if windows fails to load. Oyb I agree with you. @poster good luck |
Ceekay:Here's your diagnostics check bluetooth connection and make sure all ok Try other USB ports and see what it says http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth/?page=download Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
Nixo:would you mind telling us how you fixed it Thanks ! |
isaias:This need to be consider when buying a new laptop. Budget usefulness Thanks for enquiring. |
Dual Core:Ok my brother |
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Na wa for you ooooo, who told you i dont know my way to Computer village if i have a problem