1. HJSplit cannot join files together if one or more of them has not been downloaded. If they are all downloaded you probably need to enter the full path to the file(s) in the input box.

    HJSplit cannot join files together if one or more of them has not been downloaded.
    If they are all downloaded you probably need to enter the full path to the file(s) in the input box.

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  2. mm... might be a corrupt file or other in the startup sequence.. Might not of course...Presumably there are no error messages at the time?Can you try booting into safe-mode (F8 as it starts t boot up)?Other things to try...Power down; remove battery.Remove RAM sticks; clean edge connectors on each sRead more

    mm… might be a corrupt file or other in the startup sequence.. Might not of course…

    Presumably there are no error messages at the time?

    Can you try booting into safe-mode (F8 as it starts t boot up)?

    Other things to try…

    Power down; remove battery.

    Remove RAM sticks; clean edge connectors on each stick; wipe edges free of “any” detritus/bits from the cleaning process. Use a soft pencil style eraser for the cleaning process. Re-insert RAM sticks – then remove and re-insert a second time. This re-insertion helps clean the internal connections in the RAM sockets – free of oxides…

    Restore power and see if it helps?

    One other thing to try…

    Download an ISO for Ubuntu (ubuntu.com); a Linux variant – it’s free.

    Burn to a DVD; boot with that DVD. If it boots OK then it has more or less confirmed the actual hardware (apart from the hard drive) is OK. It loads into RAM only and ends up on a windows style desktop. Once it has booted – you can access the hard drive…; and presuming you can, I would immediately copy/save all my personal files etc. to external storage; typically dvd but to an external hard drive too is nice(r). Knowing files are safe elsewhere means you can more comfortably set about resolving the problem as posted…; presuming it’s not simply a RAM contacts issue.

    If you cannot access the hard drive contents (via ubuntu boot up)… then it may suggest an issue with the drive; but I seriously doubt that is the case here.

    Safe-mode may help; failing which possibly you have acquired a pest or three and need to scan for those

    Kaspersky Rescue Disk (freebie ISO) burn to a dvd; boot with that DVD. It will load into RAM only (it’s based on Linux again), then go online to update itself. After-which it will scan the system fully and deal with anything it finds….

    http://support.kaspersky.com/viruse…

    http://support.kaspersky.co.uk/4162

    http://support.kaspersky.co.uk/8092

    http://tinyurl.com/373ojxb (A link to How ToGeek which has detailed info on using the utility; similar to that at Kaspersky support).

    Last resort (?) a repair routine of sorts; but ideally avoiding the dreaded factory reset/restore routine if at all possible. And if going anywhere near any kind of repair… first ensure files are safely copied elsewhere – as above.

    If you can get into safe-mode there is very safe and effective free utility which will resolve all manner of issues for win7/8 etc…

    Tweaking.com – is where to find it; but it does require a minimal windows boot to work – safe-mode being the recommended…

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  3. First, make sure touch is enabled by going here.Otherwise, most likely your touchscreen is broken, and you'll have to contact the manufacturer to get it repaired.

    First, make sure touch is enabled by going here.

    Otherwise, most likely your touchscreen is broken, and you’ll have to contact the manufacturer to get it repaired.

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  4. Hi nbabe, run this & without installing Java again, try your 2 sites.To remove old and redundant versions of the Java Runtime Environment:http://www.softpedia.com/get/System...http://www.freewarefiles.com/JavaRa...http://www.freewarefiles.com/screen...http://singularlabs.com/software/ja...

    Hi nbabe, run this & without installing Java again, try your 2 sites.

    To remove old and redundant versions of the Java Runtime Environment:
    http://www.softpedia.com/get/System…
    http://www.freewarefiles.com/JavaRa…
    http://www.freewarefiles.com/screen…
    http://singularlabs.com/software/ja…

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  5. Here you go. http://h10010.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&destPage=document&docname=c02604915&lc=en&product=... If you want to  kill this message you can delete the HP support assistant program. Winos. The doors of wisdom are never shut. Benjamin FranklinRead more

    Here you go.

     

    http://h10010.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&destPage=document&docname=c02604915&lc=en&product=…

     

    If you want to  kill this message you can delete the HP support assistant program.

     

    Winos.

    The doors of wisdom are never shut. Benjamin Franklin
    &
    We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe to do right. Nelson Mandela

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  6. "Find out more about free software from (null)"That sounds very suspicious. Run MalwareBytes on it as this often finds and fixes what an Anti-Virus can miss:http://filehippo.com/download_malwa...(green Download button top right - not anything else on the page)Run the program but before doing the scaRead more

    Find out more about free software from (null)
    That sounds very suspicious.

    Run MalwareBytes on it as this often finds and fixes what an Anti-Virus can miss:
    http://filehippo.com/download_malwa…
    (green Download button top right – not anything else on the page)
    Run the program but before doing the scan go to “Settings > Detection and Protection” and put a checkmark in “Scan for rootkits”.

    If it finds anything then please copy/paste the logs on here because even if the symptoms are cured you are likely to still have things lurking around that require further cleaning. If nothing is found let us know.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

    message edited by Derek

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  7. Could be the media you are using is the problem. Try different disks. Also try burning at a slower speed. As burners are used the lenses become dirty. This can cause burning errors. You can try cleaning the lenses with a cleaning kit. The lasers also become weaker with use. Reading a disk takes lessRead more

    Could be the media you are using is the problem. Try different disks. Also try burning at a slower speed. As burners are used the lenses become dirty. This can cause burning errors.
    You can try cleaning the lenses with a cleaning kit. The lasers also become weaker with use. Reading a disk takes less laser power than writing one.

    There are two lasers of different wavelengths in a combination drive. One can be weaker or even dead, while the other works OK.

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  8. There are multiple versions of .net framework. You need to have the correct version installed and updated. They are NOT cumulative. Look at the link below. Also are 64 bit versions.No version of net framwork is required for Windows to run properly.http://social.technet.microsoft.com...

    There are multiple versions of .net framework. You need to have the correct version installed and updated. They are NOT cumulative. Look at the link below. Also are 64 bit versions.

    No version of net framwork is required for Windows to run properly.

    http://social.technet.microsoft.com…

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  9. When you click print, the print dialog box pops up, DO NOT just OK it, read the information on it. If there is a check box marked "Save to File" then uncheck this, Then look to make sure that it is printing to your printer, it sometimes will select "One Note" or 'Fax" which will not send it to yourRead more

    When you click print, the print dialog box pops up, DO NOT just OK it, read the information on it. If there is a check box marked “Save to File” then uncheck this, Then look to make sure that it is printing to your printer, it sometimes will select “One Note” or ‘Fax” which will not send it to your printer. Once you check that all is right, THEN OK the print. Usually, after doing this once, is all it takes to ‘fix’ the issue and the next time you just need to glance to make sure it still is OK, but it should default to your preference that you just selected. Once in a while, it might go out of wack, but it is easily ‘fixed again the same way.

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  10. tried the Lshift + Lcontrol keyboard layout swap combo?specs: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserR...

    tried the Lshift + Lcontrol keyboard layout swap combo?

    specs: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserR…

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