Recent content by hulksterjoe

you can get rid of WMP if you goto add/remove programs and click on add/remove windows components on the left.. THEN you can remove WMP

you may want to try and turn back your OC till its loaded.

give us error numbers,, any overclock going on? have you tried other programs?

close... The oem license is actually tied to the orginal motherboard.. if you have questions you can look here in the hard forum you can upgrade any part of the system without worrying with the exception of the motherboard..but that exception is based on you upgrading the motherboard "just...

well since you mention that its "your harddrive" and not the "stores" I'm gonna guess that you didnt pay for a legal copy, or you'd have just entered the COA... Its against the rules here to help you ... but just as an fyi you can only use the "slmgr- rearm feature 3 or 4 times and then its...

well like they've been saying the answer is NO.. but if you need clarification you can simply click on the sticky at the top of the forum abd read about it .. or just click here

isnt it amazing that someone is in such a "powerfull" position and yet still finds the time to worry about something as inane as this...atleast the people who are dropping out managed to make it to college.

this seemed so simple.. I had a vcr tape tape wouldn't fast foward or rewind in my vcr... although all my others work fine...something in side the tape had broken loose and was rattling.. so I took the tape apart and took the spool out and then placed that spool into another cassette that was...

Sounds like someone dosent run/own this domian. and have admin rights :eek:

multiple has always been my way.. I've taken my gaming machines apart and upgraded so many times that, id be crazy to keep anything "really' important on that machine..But then again you could always put a really slow box togeather and just use it as a file server..

Are using a straight oem disk or a Preinstallation/recovery disk that was supplied with the computer ( like dell gives you).. although even if with the preinstallation disk which tend NOT to give you the repair option you should still get a installation screen,, I'd check your ram.. remove a...

definately not something that I've encountered but I think jtzako has you pointed on the right track

there's nothing wrong there.. Thats what happens but why would you close explorer.exe and reopen it? what are you trying to accomplish by doing that?

whose drive is it and which service packs do you have installed.. that might help us get a better picture

without regard to the progam leaving things behind and such by installing and uninstalling your usually doing a good job of fragmenting your HDD which will also cause a "slow" down