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Oh no big guy. You got yourself into this. Hehe w00t

This is certainly a nice surprise. Welcome to MSFN Kellie 71.

Voted Hell Yes. Pepsi seems to go flat faster.

Poor lil horsey, lol. Na, its partly a IPB thing. It has never been perfect in regard to cookies as far as I know. I also get the same results at times. Especially if I am changing MSFN windows at a hundred miles an hour or have more than one MSFN window open at a time. I started using scrubXP which allows me to delete cookies with a double-click of a icon in my tray. Problem is I have to input my password manually each time. Other than that no probs.

Two reasons, cookies and cookies.

Be advised that MSFN will not tolerate this type of behavior. A MSFN Moderator and Senior Member to include a new member in good standing have politely suggested that MSFN Rules are to be followed in regards to both posting rules and general behavior. All MSFN Rules will be followed to the letter. Off topic and ... Closed.

If none of that works ( I bet it will in safe mode) you can always run the virus scanner that came with the PC. Some PCs have a virus scanner on the motherboard CD and others have one in the BIOS. It all depends on how advanced the motherboard is. Check the motherboard manufacturer's web site for a BIOS update and see if it includes a virus software update for the BIOS. Download the update and instructions from a different PC to be on the safe side.

You and my daughter will be the end of me I tells ya LOL

That means that the cache was full or close to it. Tell Mom to do the same on a regular basis. Note: Adding/Removing/Deleting files creates a fragmented hard drive. Use system tools to defrag often. Becoming a regular Techie arent you beccatigger

When you first boot the PC it will be the first line of information that appears on the screen. Another way is top open your system properties, device manager, and it will be in the main window under display adapter. Right-Click it and select properties from the menu. All kinds of nice information there.

Actually, the copyright symbol in the URL was the problem. Neat, never saw it used that way

Link does not work because of a link covert in IPB 1.1.2. Sorry, maybe IPB will fix that next time around. http://www.jokes-archive.co.uk Click > Computer Click > Top secret Microsoft© Code All fixed Mate Its funny

I live near Pirmasens. Close to Kaiserslautern.

Welcome to MSFN SqueakyByte and hope you enjoy it here

The Microsoft report is wrong about it being a device driver. IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL in conjunction with a memory dump is specifically related to memory issues. The problem is memory related and is one of three things; the RAM, your Swap File, and in rare cases the cache file. There are numerous threads on this forum where we have provided the solution to the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. Normally, XP will message IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL and later the BSOD. Your problem falls into this category. Lets approach the three separately: 1. RAM. I doubt it is the RAM considering that the PC is relatively new. However, low quality RAM is found in new PCs and usually becomes faulty after six months. 2. Swap File. This is a area of virtual memory or empty space on the hard drive that Windows uses dynamically. It is best managed by windows, but can be manually manged by the user. Little know fact is the swap file can be defragmented, but not with Windows built-in defragmenting tool. Use Windows "Help" and search swap file or virtual memory to learn how to manage the swap file. 3. Cache. Your browser manages cookies that are stored in a temporary file called a cache. Actually, there a number of cache files on your PC. In Internet Explorer Browser you can manage the cache through Tools > Internet Options > Temporary Internet Files. Do the easiest thing first beccatigger. Delete the Temporary Internet Files (cookies and files) and let us know what happened. Have you or your Mom defraged the hard drive lately? Edit, I should comment that after reading the other troubleshooting posts, especially the system properties results, that I am quite impressed with you all

He, I never took a class and you would not believe who and where I learned computers and the internet. In my day there were no classes except COBOL and fortran. I never saw a DOS prompt till 1982 or 83. Thank God it pays the bills anyway

eddie.s you might want to start a thread in Websites and Boards and ask/make suggestions about modding. Sounds like an interesting subject and I do not recollect seeing one like that here Have fun. Welcome to MSFN eddie.s

Welcome to MSFN Lorddragonlord

Good one ABEO Cleaned up some of my stuff to

and you must have admin rights.

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Cute

It works. Try again. Not the way you did it. Do it step-by-step the way I did it.

LOL, Best laugh I have had in ages. w00t

Welcome to MSFN Cooky. I fly fish myself. Edit, Nice site there cooky. Have to take a closer look