Recent content by jr_sanford

Someone changed the Admin password to our shared Windows 7 OS and now we can't start Windows 7 in the Admin account. Does anyone know a work around because we are unable to install any programs with the other user accounts. :eek: J.R.

I know my way around computers, supporting everything from Dial-up, DSL, Dell computers, then Adobe® software. What I cannot figure out is why I'm all of a sudden getting this error popping up on my screen, "ERROR: Could not read control file on NETGEAR server" It's really annoying...

Did what you said and it still keeps popping up. I just grab it and pull it down to the right out of site but it still shows on my task bar. Any other ideas? J.R.

I'll give it a try and let you know if it works. J.R.

This keeps popping up that just started today, "ERROR: Could not read control file on NETGEAR server." I click "OK" and it keeps popping up. I have a Netgear USB wireless network adapter connected to a USB port on my Windows XP SP3 computer. I've disconnected it, rebooted, reconnected it, and...

I HATE antivirus programs that install on your computer! They sit in the background monitoring your browsing. Just like a key logging virus would. AVG is the worst!!! Hey, is this font size working for you? J.R.

Yes I have, multiple times. I am NOT going to reinstall it just to try (again) to remove it from my computer. J.R.

I sure did! I actually believe that there are some "Anti Virus" software makers out there that have a team that creates viruses so that they have job security. I also feel that this Damn AVG software is acting just like a Virus. P.S. I asked this same exact question awhile back...

You may want to try "SpyBot Search & Destroy. Get it here . It finds some others can't. J.R.

I have run every AVG uninstaller, every app killer, every remnant remover I can think of, but when I run the "Moon" virus scanner it says that AVG Virus software is still on my computer. I've searched my registry for "AVG" and all it finds is AVGeneral*** and I'm NOT going to delete or rename...

:thumbsup:Well I'm happy to say mine wasn't on the list! J.R.

The Security Update for Microsoft Framework 2.0 SP2 on Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP x86 (KB2572073) keeps saying it needs to be installed even after I've installed it. I've tried Mr. Fixit® from Microsoft and it says it's repaired the Windows update component. The update keeps coming...

OK, here's the scoop... I had a Microsoft Support Technician remotely connected to my computer for over 2 hours with him running scans uninstalling / reinstalling and he could not figure out what was going on either. So, I just went to "custom install" and removed the update and hid it as well...

Windows update KB2539631 keeps saying it's ready to install Windows update KB2539631 keeps saying it's ready to install, and after installation is complete it keeps coming back to install over and over and over again. I've rebooted after installation and it keeps coming back. Any ideas what's...

Windows update KB2539631 keeps saying it's ready to install, and after installation is complete it keeps coming back to install over and over and over again. I've rebooted after installation and it keeps coming back. Any ideas what's going on here? J.R.