1. Hey cellvshogan!I'm looking for a really cool game I used to play back then, and it had something to do with balls too. So I looked up what you were saying and found this:http://da-vinci-s-secret.softonic.com/But it's definitely not the one I wanted, perhaps it's what you were looking for. Hope youRead more

    Hey cellvshogan!
    I’m looking for a really cool game I used to play back then, and it had something to do with balls too. So I looked up what you were saying and found this:

    http://da-vinci-s-secret.softonic.com/

    But it’s definitely not the one I wanted, perhaps it’s what you were looking for. Hope you found. Best wishes!
    Ashley.

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  2. Thanks to all of you guys for helping me solving my problem.Actually the problem is in my processor, I tried my friend's processor ( dual core 2.7 )and everything worked great, so now I'm pretty sure it's my processor.Again thanks to all of u for your help, and sorry for taking me so long to reply,Read more

    Thanks to all of you guys for helping me solving my problem.
    Actually the problem is in my processor, I tried my friend’s processor ( dual core 2.7 )
    and everything worked great, so now I’m pretty sure it’s my processor.

    Again thanks to all of u for your help, and sorry for taking me so long to reply, I’ve been busy.

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  3. Try this way.Peacock app says I'm offlinehttps://is.gd/O9BCWZ

    Try this way.
    Peacock app says I’m offline
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  4. go to start/control panel and then click on display, once in there you can adjust the settingsSome HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions Cheers

    go to start/control panel and then click on display, once in there you can adjust the settings

    Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions Cheers

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  5. Search the web using something such as: spss change languageE.g. I searched with that on Yahoo and this was one of the first "hits":How to Change the Default Language in SPSS or PASW Statisticshttp://www.ehow.com/how_5691899_cha...

    Search the web using something such as: spss change language

    E.g. I searched with that on Yahoo and this was one of the first “hits”:

    How to Change the Default Language in SPSS or PASW Statistics
    http://www.ehow.com/how_5691899_cha…

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  6. I trust you realise that most programs start from the registry itself, not the startup folder. Ones that appear in startup are usually shortcuts to the actual program exe file. These shortcuts are either in the "named user" or "all users" area of Documents and Settings.Sure you can do things with baRead more

    I trust you realise that most programs start from the registry itself, not the startup folder. Ones that appear in startup are usually shortcuts to the actual program exe file. These shortcuts are either in the “named user” or “all users” area of Documents and Settings.

    Sure you can do things with batch files to create delays but without details about the exact programs you wish to delay we can only generalise. The approach would be to create a batch file with a delay to start each program exe file required. You then make shortcuts to the batch files you have created and put those in the startup folder instead of what is existing, chosing “named user” or “all users” locations as required.

    In this webpage scroll down towards the bottom of the page and find “Creating a batch file delay”:
    http://www.computerhope.com/batch.h…

    I don’t think either the Choice command or the Sleep command are native to XP so one or other of those tiny files would have to be downloaded. The Choice command gives a max of 99 seconds but could presumably be cascaded.

    As far as I am aware there is no feature in the registry to delay the start of any program so your preconception is false.

    How to know you are getting old 3:
    You start converting your age to hexadecimal

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  7. Go back to an earlier restore point.Vista system restorehttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tut...How To Start System Restore From the Command Prompthttp://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2022...http://www.wikihow.com/Do-a-System-...http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/...http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixth...AppRead more

    Go back to an earlier restore point.

    Vista system restore
    http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tut…
    How To Start System Restore From the Command Prompt
    http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2022…
    http://www.wikihow.com/Do-a-System-…
    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/…
    http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixth…
    Applies To: The System Restore command is the same in all versions of Windows so these instructions apply equally to Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.

    If unable to do it that way, do it using a Command Prompt in Lazesoft.

    Lazesoft Recovery Suite Home Edition
    http://www.softpedia.com/get/System…
    http://www.lazesoft.com/lazesoft-re…
    Screenshot ( SS )
    http://i.imgur.com/c9viJO4.gif
    http://fs5.directupload.net/images/…
    Lazesoft Recovery Suite Home Edition video tutorial
    https://vimeo.com/106789683
    Tutorials
    http://www.lazesoft.com/guide.html

    message edited by Johnw

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  8. You need tools. I use WinDbg, which is part of the Windows SDK, but setup's a pain, and it's pretty heavy duty if all you're doing is looking a minidumps. I've seen applications dedicated to minidump analysts, but I've never personally used them. Still, if you want to go the WinDbg route, I can helpRead more

    You need tools. I use WinDbg, which is part of the Windows SDK, but setup’s a pain, and it’s pretty heavy duty if all you’re doing is looking a minidumps. I’ve seen applications dedicated to minidump analysts, but I’ve never personally used them.

    Still, if you want to go the WinDbg route, I can help you set it up.

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  9. Pretty sure you need to access shares by a user that has also a password unless you have service pack 1 or below on xp. I didn't say create a new user, I meant to say that a user with a password is needed.NTbackup needs a windows type of setup. You can't use nfs easily or at all that I know of. I doRead more

    Pretty sure you need to access shares by a user that has also a password unless you have service pack 1 or below on xp.

    I didn’t say create a new user, I meant to say that a user with a password is needed.

    NTbackup needs a windows type of setup. You can’t use nfs easily or at all that I know of. I doubt you could get ftp to work so you are kind of stuck with a windows share.

    guess you could go to the MS site for ways to use ntbackup over a network. I’d still think that command net use would still need a password. Dunno, maybe you could create a webdave folder. It is a windows deal and might work.

    I just use a user that has a password.

    1/3 of highway deaths are caused by drunks. The rest are by people who can’t drive any better than a drunk.

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  10. Can you access Computer Management remotely from another computer? (Just go into Computer Management and there is a menu option to "Connect to remote computer", or words to that effect.) If so, you can then go to Services and start the service. If not, then a restart is probably the only option.

    Can you access Computer Management remotely from another computer? (Just go into Computer Management and there is a menu option to “Connect to remote computer”, or words to that effect.) If so, you can then go to Services and start the service. If not, then a restart is probably the only option. See less
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