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August 10th, 2000 22:00
FREEEEEEEZE???
For the last couple of days, my computer seems to be freezing all the time, ie. filling in online application forms by pressing tab to move from one text box to another, to submit application forms, to load Outlook express 5.0 takes me 30 seconds, totally no reponse from my computer, therefore I press ctrl+alt+delete, and nothing happens, sometimes it does work, so it restarts, then everything's fine..but later on, freezes, restart again, etc...please HELP!..what's wrong? and what can I do to solve this problem??????????????
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ltran
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August 11th, 2000 00:00
Bob11
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August 11th, 2000 00:00
Cowboy Wisdom:
"The secret to a long life is to be willing to grow older."
- Bob -
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dblundgren
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August 11th, 2000 00:00
Check startup folder and see if Attune set to load at startup. If so, disable and restart computer, problem should be solved!
Look for previous posts from Denny Denham regarding this issue for a fantastic site for freeing up system resources and disabling items from startup folder.
dblundgren
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August 11th, 2000 01:00
I have two new Dell systems, both running Norton AntiVirus, and both are problem free. Only issue I had was with Attune in XPS-T700r. Disabled Attune, no problems since. (except from occasional updates performed by two year old son!)
Good luck
ltran
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August 11th, 2000 02:00
Bob11
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August 11th, 2000 23:00
P.S. It's not at all like running two internet browsers since they are no where NEAR as invasive as an anti-virus program.
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ltran
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August 12th, 2000 01:00
Steve Anderson
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August 12th, 2000 20:00
When you Uninstalled McAfee, it took a needed driver with it. Do this:
1. Put your Win98 CD in your CD ROM.
2. X out splash screen when it appears.
3. Start > Run > type in sfc > OK.
4. Put check in the Extract one file.....box > Type in Imagehlp.dll > Start.
5. Restore From: Browse to e:\Win98 (where e is the drive with the Win98 CD loaded)
6. Save file in: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM > OK.
7. OK next screen to save backup.
8. You should get a successfully extracted > choose to reboot.
This should solve you issue with OE and should speed up IE also. Any more problems could be related to other things so post back if there are more issues.
Steve
ltran
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August 13th, 2000 01:00
Steve Anderson
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August 13th, 2000 05:00
Evidentally, the McAfee software installs a copy of this driver which overwrites the Windows version and removes the association for anything except McAfee.
What happened to you is standard when uninstalling this software. Good luck with the Norton! This is from a loyal, satisfied McAfee user.
Steve