HELPPPP !

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For some funny reason my windows is acting up. I have Windows Home Edition
and lately everytime i try to turn off or restart my computer my pc takes a
long time to turn off or restart. And I also Get a message pop up coming from
the toolbar in the desktop ... saying something about some drives have been
shut down ... because of unstability. I am sorry I don't remember
everything else it says .... plz help....... i am also trying to put in
photos from my digital camera and i can't because the option wizard hasn't me
calling out .... instead there is this thing in my toolbar saying safety
removal hardware.

I appreciate ur help ... A.S.A.P
 
Lallyos said:
For some funny reason my windows is acting up. I have Windows Home Edition
and lately everytime i try to turn off or restart my computer my pc takes a
long time to turn off or restart. And I also Get a message pop up coming from
the toolbar in the desktop ... saying something about some drives have been
shut down ... because of unstability. I am sorry I don't remember
everything else it says .... plz help....... i am also trying to put in
photos from my digital camera and i can't because the option wizard hasn't me
calling out .... instead there is this thing in my toolbar saying safety
removal hardware.

I appreciate ur help ... A.S.A.P

First thing you need to do is to help solve your own problems.

We need the complete *verbatim* text of that popup message, exactly as
it appears on your screen. There are tens of thousands (at leats) of
different error and warning messages that can be produced by Windows
and without knowing which specific message you are getting it is
pointless to even try to suggest how to resolve the problem. Do you
go to a doctor and just say "I'm sick. Cure me."?

Good luck


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

In memory of a dear friend Alex Nichol MVP
http://aumha.org/alex.htm
 

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