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Hi, I run Zone Alarm and McAfee Jim

Hi, Please start a help ticket explaining what you have done, and we will be able to a restore, so your account will go back to how it was, or if you really really really want, we can scrap it all and you can start again. Just tell us in the help ticket! Jim

Hi, I believe you might have a either I) A space in the line which is does not like. e.g "jim.jpg " or II) The directory that its reffering to does not exist due to a spelling mistake or capitals type problem Jim

Hi, Sounds like you have one of the old Thunderbird Athlons, these babies run hotter then a car engine when doing nothing. I would get a whopping great huge fan on it a case fan to boot, either that or upgrade with a cheap motherboard which can take a barton core althon XP chip Jim

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Hi, If you have XP, you may be able to "role back" before the trojan was installed. http://www.experts-exchange.com/Security/W...Q_20492411.html Typing in unwise.exe into google shows you just how wide this trojan problem is. P.S. Unwise.exe is actually a normal windows file used to uninstall programs P.P.S. Reinstalling backup registrys from windows backsup --> http://www.pccomputernotes.com/newsletter/093000a.htm

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Hi, Yes, basically if I have www.one.com as my account and I want www.second.com, it will point to www.one.com Jim

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Hi, Whilst you can allow a direct connection to your SQL, its not advisible to give someone a connection to phpmyAdmin Jim

Eric, Are the buttons defined by CSS? Jim

Happy Independence Day! Jim

Hi, Depends what the beeping is. If your using XP, 2000 or NT, you should be able to look through the error logs which might explain a few things. If its only happening whilst your conencted tothe net, get something like zone alarm and see what pops up when your connected to the net Jim

Hi, Clean is when you remove the entire partions from the hard drive and start all over again. I rarely install items into the program file like I am suppose to! Jim

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Hi, Thats true, but a clean install is always preferred Jim

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Well I hope it works, I know I have a problem with my current IE6, but I can't reinstall it and the repair option don't work and I dont have time to reinstall it! Jim

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Did you try that Scannow one? Jim

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Hi, Where you able to reinstall IE 6? Also you could try doing a scan/repair Do: Click [start] [Run] and type sfc /scannow in the [Open] box. (Note that there is a space between sfc and /scannow) It will prompt you for the Windows XP disk. Give that a try too Jim

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