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April 24th, 2007 01:00

HELP!!!

OMG someone help me before I pour gasoline all over my computer, light it on fire, and through it off the empire state building. every time i click something it oens then closes without me tellin it to & it takes like 3billion clicks to get it to open and stay open,ive scanned my registry useing regscrubxp(please tell me where to get a better FREE registry program), scanned for virus,scanned for spyware, scanned memory, and defragmented the harddrive, but it still does the same thing and the error that pops up every time somethin happens?dr watson post mortem debugger(need to know how to delete this PERMENETLY from my computer. Please help(i already got the gasoline and matches and ticket to where the empire state building is ready)

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April 24th, 2007 01:00

So called Registry Cleaners will do more harm than good.  Reinstall XP on a nice clean hard drive.

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April 25th, 2007 00:00

Dr. Watson is trying to tell you what's wrong but you're not listening to him. ;) And what makes you think this a registry problem as opposed to just a Windows system file problem?

jmwills may be right that you need a clean install, but you might want to try a few things first, like reading Dr. Watson's messages which may tell you the problem.

You could run a windows system file check:
start>run
type in: sfc /scannow
(space between sfc and /)
click OK
Insert XP CD if sfc requests it and reboot when it's done.

If that doesn't solve the problem, you could run Repair/Reinstall of XP. It won't fix registry problems. Unlike a clean install, your personal files and software you installed will be ok, but you will have to reinstall all XP updates and hotfixes again. Always good to back up before doing a repair/reinstall and essential before doing a clean install.

If your system was shipped after July 14-2004, you should have PC Restore on the hard drive which resets the drive to exactly the way Dell shipped it. All personal files, software you installed and all Microsoft updates will be lost, so back up what you need first, and reinstall the updates afterwards.

Ron

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