1. Assuming it is a regular ticking and not a poor connection or damaged keyboard the only thing you can do is go through all of your running programs, in the System tray, sidebar and even recognisable processes in Task Manager, one at a time, exiting, disabling etc until the sound stops then you knowRead more

    Assuming it is a regular ticking and not a poor connection or damaged keyboard the only thing you can do is go through all of your running programs, in the System tray, sidebar and even recognisable processes in Task Manager, one at a time, exiting, disabling etc until the sound stops then you know that’s your culprit.

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  2. Run Windows 98 in a Virtual PC environment, like http://www.vmware.com/products/player/

    Run Windows 98 in a Virtual PC environment, like http://www.vmware.com/products/player/ See less
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  3. This error is due to Hard Disk is corrupted, displaced or not connected. Solve this error by getting a new hard disk when the old is one is corrupted. If The Cable is damaged get the new cable.

    This error is due to Hard Disk is corrupted, displaced or not connected. Solve this error by getting a new hard disk when the old is one is corrupted. If The Cable is damaged get the new cable.

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  4. Microsoft Photo Editor was part of older versions of Microsoft Office. I don't think it was offered as a standalone program.Maybe something here: http://alternativeto.net/software/m...message edited by riider

    Microsoft Photo Editor was part of older versions of Microsoft Office. I don’t think it was offered as a standalone program.

    Maybe something here: http://alternativeto.net/software/m…

    message edited by riider

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  5. Hi Paulsm,Ensure that the Windows update is running and windows is up to date.Update the antivirus program and then perform a complete scan.Date and time of the system should be correct.If the issue persists, Perform a system restore for the date the system was working fine. Click the link mentionedRead more

    Hi Paulsm,

    Ensure that the Windows update is running and windows is up to date.

    Update the antivirus program and then perform a complete scan.

    Date and time of the system should be correct.

    If the issue persists, Perform a system restore for the date the system was working fine. Click the link mentioned below for more information:

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/…

    Thanks & Regards
    Manshu S
    #iworkfordell

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  6. You may need to upgrade to the latest version of Nero. See this:http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads-n...

    You may need to upgrade to the latest version of Nero. See this:
    http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads-n… See less

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  7. Update the driver for the mouse. Then all features should be available again.

    Update the driver for the mouse. Then all features should be available again.

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  8. Wow, sounds like you have lots going on. Things that I think of immediately. Did you back up the registry as I am sure that windows suggested. If you you should be able to restore it. What did windows suggest you edit in the registry otherwise, thus is usually only a last ditch expert used by someonRead more

    Wow, sounds like you have lots going on. Things that I think of immediately. Did you back up the registry as I am sure that windows suggested. If you you should be able to restore it.
    What did windows suggest you edit in the registry otherwise, thus is usually only a last ditch expert used by someone extremely familiar with the registry. There is a chance the avg program changed port settings that might be specific to the game you are playing.

    Are you able to go online at all? If not what game do you wish to play that way we can check to see what settings need to be changed.

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  9. Right click on the application. Select Troubleshoot Compatibility (usually fourth one down, below Run as Administrator. It will say Troubleshooting Compatibility... for a while. When a menu appears saying either Try Recommended Settings or Troubleshoot Program, select Troubleshoot. Next, check the bRead more

    Right click on the application. Select Troubleshoot Compatibility (usually fourth one down, below Run as Administrator. It will say Troubleshooting Compatibility… for a while. When a menu appears saying either Try Recommended Settings or Troubleshoot Program, select Troubleshoot. Next, check the box that says The Program Worked in Earlier Versions of Windows… And select Either Vista SP2 or XP SP3. I would try Vista first, as it might allow more features, but if that doesn’t work, just use XP SP3.

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  10. You probably need to install a newer version of DirectX software from Microsoft.You appear to have DirectX version 8 installed at the moment, which is an old version.Download this web installer file, then run the file (double-click) and DirectX will download & install automatically.: http://www.Read more

    You probably need to install a newer version of DirectX software from Microsoft.
    You appear to have DirectX version 8 installed at the moment, which is an old version.

    Download this web installer file, then run the file (double-click) and DirectX will download & install automatically.: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/down…

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