Getting error that windows live mail can not start due to lack of disk space or low memory, CHecked both and both are fine. Have downloaded the windows live essentials 2011. ANy ideas?
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Getting error that windows live mail can not start due to lack of disk space or low memory, CHecked both and both are fine. Have downloaded the windows live essentials 2011. ANy ideas?
kspeel--When did this start? If recently try a System Restore.
Also http://www.microsoft.com/atwork/maintenance/speed.aspx
And look into Event Viewer. http://www.windows7update.com/Window...nt-Viewer.html and post the info on the General tab from redball errors timestamped when the message appears.
Also getting a search provider default,,saying it is corrupt...just bought this used hd and havnt run windows live mail till got the essentil 2012 update
ok how do i get to event viewer
ok been on vd rom 2000 and u are losing me with red ball and time stamp
kspeel--Here is a pretty good article on using Event Viewer.Quote:
ok how do i get to event viewer. u are losing me with red ball and time stamp
http://maximumpcguides.com/windows-7...-event-viewer/
The only thing missing is that in the "Level" column there are no icons of redball errors. The picture shows only Information icons. If you have Errors you will see the redball and the timestamp is in the next column to the right. Info on the Error is shown in the General tab when you double click on the Error.
I cannot understand what you mean by "been on vd rom 2000 " and "Also getting a search provider default,,saying it is corrupt" Perhaps some more detail would help.
However having said all that, if this is a used HD, it would seem it has many problems. It would be best to get a new HD or at least to wipe the old HD.
"vd" Virtual dr.
here is msg geting when startin IE
A program on our computer has corrupted your deault wsettings for IE IE has reset the settings to orignial provider google
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Ok. So then what does "rom 2000" mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by kspeel
Sounds like the hard drive may be flaky/failing.
First thing I'd do is check it with the manufacturer's Hard Drive Diagnostic software. If it passes, then I'd run a chkdsk c: /r command next to make sure the file system is okay.
(If the hard drive is physically failing, there is no software that can 'fix' it).
LOL missing the F "from 2000"