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I recommend opening up System Restore or whatever the equivalent is for Vista and restoring to a point before the problem started to occur.

You can enter C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts in Internet Explorer to see if the path exists. If it does but you still can't find it, go to Tools > Folder Options > View > Show hidden files and...

Guys, please remember that Google can solve most of your online questions. Chances are, tens of thousands of other people are experiencing your not-so-common error, and have already gotten a fix for...

A virus could easily manipulate a registry to make your computer restart every time you try to boot it up since it is literally a one value change.

If you have to throw it out, be sure to play with a magnet.

A virus or other program must use the registry editor to auto-start up every time your computer restarts. So, for example, if you opened a virus that didn't write anything to the registry, and you...

Depending on the location, you may need a wireless router (I recommend Linksys), but wired routers are also an option. They aren't hard to set-up and come with instructions/support websites.

Directions to Update Microsoft Internet Explorer may be of some assistance

Computers use RAM (random access memory) to run programs while you are using them. If the RAM is being used too much, then things will start to crash. I recommend going to Start > My Computer, right...