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2 topic discussion here.

[quote="AdmiralAckbar"]2 topic discussion here.

I'm typing on a new keyboard. It did the same thing, so its the PC.

im using the new hp

[quote="atbeatscrayons"]im using the new hp

if it isnt the keyboard, try a system restore which resets it factory basics (what it came with) if its a dell i think i know how to do it if i find where i put how to do it.

first thing you should do is download(if you dont ahve ti already) the xp adware removal -http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx -, as awell as adaware - http://www.lavasoftusa.com/ - and spybot S&D - http://www.safer-networking.org/index2.html -

[quote="Werewolf1021"]if it isnt the keyboard, try a system restore which resets it factory basics (what it came with) if its a dell i think i know how to do it if i find where i put how to do it.[/quote]

I think on XPs you can system restore to a certain date.

Well, I have a Toshiba.

[quote="AdmiralAckbar"][quote="atbeatscrayons"]im using the new hp

As for the first question i really dont know but for the second i have a Sony VAIO Laptop and i would highly reccomend it. Yes it is Vista but if all you are doing is music and internet it is awesome. I have had the VGN-FZ140E model and have had it for about 3 months. It has never given me one problem. It is a little pricey but i think it is worth it. It has the XBRITE screen so when you are listening to music on media player it looks really cool. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8514235&st=VGN-FZ140E&lp=1&type=product&cp=1&id=1186006196444

First: Try getting more ram. You really should have a minimum of 512mb. More than likely it's why your system is slower than usual.

Go to your

[quote="*Rabbid*"]I think on XPs you can system restore to a certain date.

[quote="tommyknocker2121"]First: Try getting more ram. You really should have a minimum of 512mb. More than likely it's why your system is slower than usual.

Yea they were not viruses...I don't remember exactly what happened.

[quote="tommyknocker2121"]First: Try getting more ram. You really should have a minimum of 512mb. More than likely it's why your system is slower than usual.

Kalthrax's advice is great. I'd add ccleaner also. All else fails, download

[quote="tommyknocker2121"]Kalthrax's advice is great. I'd add ccleaner also. All else fails, download

I recommend Apple...easy to use...pretty much foolproof. Can do everything you need it to and runs Windows if you are so inclined. Styling is the best out there. Check them out.

guhhhh. Maybe ill try the scan first.

The mac pc debate has been a long and heated one. basic bottom line

Not so much with the bugs...the new Intel powered Macs run Windows....as a matter of fact, they were the fastest Vista machines for a bit (may still be, not sure). They are a pretty nice platform with features that are yet to be found on a PC as integrated into the OS as they are in OSX. Once again, check them out...they now carry them at BestBuy.

[quote="ARSFT77"]Not so much with the bugs...the new Intel powered Macs run Windows....as a matter of fact, they were the fastest Vista machines for a bit (may still be, not sure). They are a pretty nice platform with features that are yet to be found on a PC as integrated into the OS as they are in OSX. Once again, check them out...they now carry them at BestBuy.[/quote]

No, the new Intel Macs actually do a partition that you can install Windows to, no emulation required. Check out Bootcamp. But, let's get out of this thread and let the Admiral decide.....

you can partion ANY computer to do something else

Reading=enlightenment

[quote="ARSFT77"]Reading=enlightenment

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