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If rebooting the connection means restarting the computer, I have done that.

I'm using Windows XP for one, Linux (Ubuntu) for another, and Windows 98 for a third computer. They're connected via a...

For some reason, any computers that are connected via a cord cannot access the internet.

Anybody have any ideas as to what's going on? I've checked all the cords and they're fine... internet...

Hi. I'm using Windows XP, and have got a problem (I seem to be having a lot of these lately).

The sound output on my laptop has gone from really good (as usual) to extremely low, even with the...

;>.< That seems so obvious now. I need to think a little. ;>.o

I'm not sure how often we do a reinstall of the OS, but I'll do that and everything else you suggested.

Should I do it in Safe...

I'm using Windows 98. The reason for running scanreg was that I couldn't even boot to Windows without there being some kind of error. Link:
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Here's the problem.

I recently restored my registry using scanreg, and since then my computer worked fine. For about a day. ;>.>

Now, the display is always set at 640 by 480, and my mouse...

I did leave a space. I do have a boot disk, but it doesn't seem to want to work. It says something about how it's not detecting a C drive, and how I should run FDISK, then just... stops. When I...

I'm not sure how I couldn't have done it in a true dos prompt, since I can't even get to windows in the first place.

It just gives me a few BSODs, and then nothing happens when my background...

So I tried to start up my computer today, as always, when I get this:

"WARNING: Windows has detected a registry/configuration error. Please choose, Command Prompt Only, and run SCANREG."

I try...

I got the same "Bad command or file name" response from both those options. I tried them both in uppercase and lowercase, though I'm not sure if that matters or not. It can't hurt, I know that much.

So... I have Windows 98, and every time I boot to the startup screen, I get a registry error. I googled it, found these instructions:



These were pretty much what I got throughout my search...