D
Dee
Lately my "hour-glass" has been "hanging". Can anyone help?
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dcdon
IMP -->Where has it been hanging? At what operation.
And I thought was an egg timer, and someone else told me it was a sand timer.
I am so confuse.
Not
good computing,
don
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Lately my "hour-glass" has been "hanging". Can anyone help?
And I thought was an egg timer, and someone else told me it was a sand timer.
I am so confuse.
Not
good computing,
don
-----------------------
Lately my "hour-glass" has been "hanging". Can anyone help?
D
dcdon
Gotta keep a little humor.
Try this, if when booting into the system.
Start
Run...
"type" cmd /k
<enter>
cd\
<enter>
sfc /scannow
<enter>
If hanging during apps
depends on what app
If it has to do with the OS
Run...
cmd /k
<enter>
cd\
<enter>
chk /v
For read only errors
Write'em down
@ %SystemRoot%
in command prompt
chkdsk /r
say, yes
boot
(takes half hour)
If you are still having trouble be more exact about when and where
good computing,
don
--------------
IMP -->Where has it been hanging? At what operation.
And I thought was an egg timer, and someone else told me it was a sand timer.
I am so confuse.
Not
good computing,
don
-----------------------
Lately my "hour-glass" has been "hanging". Can anyone help?
Try this, if when booting into the system.
Start
Run...
"type" cmd /k
<enter>
cd\
<enter>
sfc /scannow
<enter>
If hanging during apps
depends on what app
If it has to do with the OS
Run...
cmd /k
<enter>
cd\
<enter>
chk /v
For read only errors
Write'em down
@ %SystemRoot%
in command prompt
chkdsk /r
say, yes
boot
(takes half hour)
If you are still having trouble be more exact about when and where
good computing,
don
--------------
IMP -->Where has it been hanging? At what operation.
And I thought was an egg timer, and someone else told me it was a sand timer.
I am so confuse.
Not
good computing,
don
-----------------------
Lately my "hour-glass" has been "hanging". Can anyone help?
G
Guest
Thank you for your prompt response. It "hangs" for
instance when I press the clear button in the "advanced"
box of the properties window as well as other times.
instance when I press the clear button in the "advanced"
box of the properties window as well as other times.
D
dcdon
CHKDSK /R will probalby do it
don
don
G
Guest
Thank you again. I'll try your suggestions. Dee
J
Jisha
dcdon said:Gotta keep a little humor.
Try this, if when booting into the system.
Start
Run...
"type" cmd /k
<enter>
cd\
<enter>
sfc /scannow
<enter>
Hope this isn't a dumb question... with sfc /scannow, it wants to replace
allot of dll's with the original versions on my install CD... how do I know
I WANT to replace these files... the command gives an option to skip the
file, but never tells what the file actually is... so how can I make an
informed decision on whether to skip or not?
Plus, does this "undo" files which may have been replaced/upgraded during
past windows-updates?
Chris
D
dcdon
You do, trust me....
don
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If it couldn't find them on your HDD, it will ask for the correct (not infected or corrupt)
libraries.
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but one thing for sure, there is at least one God, and I get on my knees so quick.
But some of the guys that help in here got to be saints.
thx,
-------------
Hope this isn't a dumb question... with sfc /scannow, it wants to replace
allot of dll's with the original versions on my install CD... how do I know
I WANT to replace these files... the command gives an option to skip the
file, but never tells what the file actually is... so how can I make an
informed decision on whether to skip or not?
Plus, does this "undo" files which may have been replaced/upgraded during
past windows-updates?
Chris
don
-------------
If it couldn't find them on your HDD, it will ask for the correct (not infected or corrupt)
libraries.
-------------
but one thing for sure, there is at least one God, and I get on my knees so quick.
But some of the guys that help in here got to be saints.
thx,
-------------
dcdon said:Gotta keep a little humor.
Try this, if when booting into the system.
Start
Run...
"type" cmd /k
<enter>
cd\
<enter>
sfc /scannow
<enter>
Hope this isn't a dumb question... with sfc /scannow, it wants to replace
allot of dll's with the original versions on my install CD... how do I know
I WANT to replace these files... the command gives an option to skip the
file, but never tells what the file actually is... so how can I make an
informed decision on whether to skip or not?
Plus, does this "undo" files which may have been replaced/upgraded during
past windows-updates?
Chris
W
Walter Donavan
Thank you both. I will try your suggestions and will repost if I have
questions.
--
Walter Donavan
Author of "Revelation: The Seven Stages
of the Journey Back to God"
www.revelation7stages.com
www.1stbooks/bookview/15479
questions.
--
Walter Donavan
Author of "Revelation: The Seven Stages
of the Journey Back to God"
www.revelation7stages.com
www.1stbooks/bookview/15479
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