ATI 9200 working with Windows 7 32 bit

Run the original Driver, go into the temp folder while it extracts run the setup file form there. This works on a Sony Vaio VGN-S170B Aero desktop will not work but you will have full screen 32bit video.

Windows 10

You can revert back to previous build "Halleluiah"!

FBI Virus

Easy to get rid of, just reboot into safe mode w/networking(F8) then scan you computer with Malwarebytes,superantispyware,eset's online scanner, and last but not least use Mbar Malwarebytes new rootkit remover.

Windows 7 Server Execution fails Explorer.exe

This error message can occur for the following reasons: 1.Your Documents Library is pointed to an external drive which is disconnected 2.The registry entries dictating where your Shell and User Shell folders has been changed If your libraries are pointed to an external drive, plug it in or turn it on to resolve the issue. Otherwise… 1.Click on Libraries 2.Right-click on Documents and select “Properties” from the menu 3.Click on the Restore Defaults button at the bottom right side of the dialog 4.Click OK

Java 1606 update error

1. Click Start, in Search Programs and files list, type Regedit.exe, and then click OK. Locate and then click the following registry subkey: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders. In the right pane, verify that the values are the same as the values AppData REG_EXPAND_SZ %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming I had to change "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming" it only had %appdata% in there.

outlook 2007 backup

http://www.backuphowto.info/how-to-backup-restore-data-e-mail-account-settings-outlook-2007

Backup your Email data – Microsoft Outlook 2007
1. The data is saved in a Personal Folder File (.pst) only if you are not using Microsoft Exchange account or Windows Live Mail account. For Microsoft Exchange Account or Windows Live Mail account your backup data is saved locally on your computer instead of the e-mail server.

There are two .pst files, one is the personal folder file which includes all of your Outlook folders, such as the Inbox, Calendar, tasks and Contacts and the other is the Archive Folder which includes archive messages of your Outlook.

2. You can easily locate the data files in outlook 2007 using the following steps.

Go to Main Menu of Outlook 2007, Click File and select Data File Management and Account setting window will pop up. The other way is to click on Tools menu and select Account settings from the drop down menu.

3. Click on the Data Files tab. You may have a single data file or multiple data files. These are the Data Files, wherein you store your email messages, tasks, calendar, tasks and other items.

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4. Click on the Open Folder icon. Windows Explorer will be opened automatically and will take you to the location where this data file is stored. Now select the outlook.pst and archive.pst file you want to backup.

5. Now you can copy this file to any backup storage device. Make sure that your Outlook is closed before you backup these files.

Restore your Email data – Outlook 2007
Restoring is as simple as to backup your data. All you have to do is copy the backup PST files into the folder that you located when you backed up your work initially.

Backup/Export Account Settings - Outlook 2007
1.Start > Run > type ‘regedit’
2.Locate the following path in your ‘Registry Editor’
3.HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\Outlook
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Now right click on the key outlook and select option: Export and save .reg files to your desired location. You can run the same file while restoring your outlook. This will restore your old outlook profile with all your email accounts settings and rules. You will need to enter your password as Password is not stored into .reg file.

It is difficult to locate the Personal folder files in the previous versions of Outlook; however it’s much simpler in Outlook 2007. Backing up and restoring data is easier, faster with the new Outlook 2007.

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VISTA - Black Screen white mouse pointer

1) Use the vista DVD to go to the repair mode.
2) From the same screen where you do the system restore, there's an option to open an administrative command prompt.
3) That should open in X:\Sources or something like that
4) Go to the windows drive by entering C:
5) Now go to the windows event log folder on your machine (C:\Windows\System32\winevt):
cd c:\windows\system32\winevt
6) ren Logs Logs_bad
7) mkdir Logs
This will create an empty folder for new event logs.

Restart the system and cross fingers.