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Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by hayseed, Jan 26, 2014.

  1. hayseed

    hayseed Registered Members

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    I am here at this point not doing anything, else, am i just to wait and wait or am i done?????
     
  2. allheart55 (Cindy E)

    allheart55 (Cindy E) Administrator Administrator

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    Crucial-DDR3 SDRAM 1333-8GB
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    WD Caviar Black SE HDD 640 GB - WD Caviar Black SE HDD 500 GB
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    Hang in there and I will take some screenshots and post them for you with instructions.
     
  3. allheart55 (Cindy E)

    allheart55 (Cindy E) Administrator Administrator

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    WD Caviar Black SE HDD 640 GB - WD Caviar Black SE HDD 500 GB
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    CORSAIR CMPSU-750W
    Click your start orb and select "All Programs". Click on "Accessories" and right click "Command
    Prompt
    " and select "Run as Administrator". This will open the "Administrative Command Prompt".

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  4. hayseed

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    I hope the boxes you had me check and un check are not going to cause be further troubles if you do not get back to me
     
  5. hayseed

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    after hitting command prompt. Run as administerrr does not show up just skips that andgoes to black sccreen with white letters,,, sorry went back and clicked with right click and it did appear
     
  6. hayseed

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    I am on this site with my asus 700 infinty reading and following instruction, so i can operate pc without going back and forthand possibly losing my way and easier to work this way, just that the typing is harder and takes longer time

    I am at whitee letters black backround. Last written i see. Windows system 32>

    Will boxes that i was told to check and un check from an earlier post possibly disrupt what is being done here, by you?????
     
  7. hayseed

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    I hope you are still there, i am still hanging in there,
     
  8. hayseed

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    I notice your ending words are CindyE where mine is system 32, Since
    I seem to have lost all contact with you guys I guess I will have call back dell support. :-(
     
  9. DSTM (Dougie)

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    Hi Hayseed. We also have Families and a private life. We can't be onsite 24/7.
    You have to have patience I am afraid.All our help is free.
    Someone will come back to you when we have a free moment.
    Alternatively you can call Dell. That's your choice.:)
    Dell have your records and they won't help you for free forever.
    You need to learn Computer Basics and fast.

    PS Your last issue went to 42 posts so it's not like we are not trying to help you.
     
  10. hayseed

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    I do understand what you are saying, but when it seems to be going back and forth, and i am being given steps to do and am righr in the middle of a step and communication, abruptly stop, what am i to do or think? Outside of going back to school, how does someone learn computer basic. I seem to be always trying to correct things, taking away my time to learn. If i could learn from my mistakes i would know everything
     
  11. DSTM (Dougie)

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  12. hayseed

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    Thanks for the link.
     
  13. hayseed

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    After my last foray with the dell tech, i was led back to factory settings, even though stupid computer would not accept my password, i know you guys could not give me password help, criminals and there actions make it impossible for law abiding people to attain password service, sort of what they have done for guns.

    In any case after that, the corrupt deep freeze was gone and i was able to install it successfully.
    Thank you for your time and effort, i did not put password on this time, just in case this sort of thing happens again.
     
  14. hayseed

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    Now i have to find procedure to sideload flash to my Asus 700, so i can view pages away from desktop
     
  15. hayseed

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    I did not think I would have troubles that soon after all the trouble I have been through, but it seems to be one big vicious cycle that may never end.

    The last time I set up the computer, I got conduit attached to IE, this times set up after downloading google chrome the conduit is attached to chromes browsers now, and IE is clear. I have Mcaffe running on this computer from the factory install from Dell why is this not helping? I tried to get help via google search found, it suggested running spy hunter, it was a free down load, and after 20 minutes of scanning I got hit with the 30 dollar bill attached to get rid of the conduit virus it found. I believe someone here stated, that I could get rid of it with there help, if I took the long way around for less then 5 minutes time. I could sure use your help now. I am pretty much through with Dell Tech's only as a last resort.

    PS I have not read one paragraph of the link set up for me to learn about computer usage.
     
  16. hayseed

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    I was able to get the virus off, by doing a google search of fixes, weird though that the conduit name and discription is still listed on my computer
     
  17. hayseed

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    Was able to get rid of this malware adware, whatever took me forever going through serchesof fixes most of did not work i did latch on to a solution that worked for, more mistakes for me to learn from.
     

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