Recent content by Chinmoy

As far as I know, you can simply reinstall Windows on top of the existing installation without losing anything at all. First of all, Windows is not going to touch your data at all. Secondly, once you finish re-installation, you'll find all you programs, shortcuts, desktop items and settings as...

It seems as if you are being denied the rights to certain programs. Why don't you simply delete your user account and create a new user account, giving it Computer Administrator rights. You may have to create new shortcuts to certain apps but that is a minor thing. Best of luck. Chinmoy

Hi there, No need to kill anyone. And you needn't buy a Mac either. If data is not a problem, then format the HDD; better still, backup you data files (data files only, mind you) and then format. Reinstall Windows and all the other stuff ie. graphics drivers, lan, sound etc. except the...

Dear Mrstudly, It is not clear what exactly you mean by "Same thing happens in all my programs"? Do you mean that whenever you try to launch any program, new shortcuts are added to you desktop? In that case, I think you should use a good antivirus software to scan your system, since it may be...

While booting my system in WidowsXP, I used to get a welcome screen after which booting used to commence automatically (without the need to enter any passwords etc.). Recently I installed Internet Explorer SP1 which started causing some problems in my system, so I uninstalled SP1. Since then...

Power supply manufacturers generally specify the amperage of each 12V rail independently, which means each rail may be capable of supplying 18A each, but when both are driven together, the total current may not reach 36A. It is somewhat like a stereo amplifier which may be rated at 50W RMS power...