About my crazy computer/extension from another thread

[Rusty]

System restore should definately be there! Check again.
It sounds as though your registry is messed up.
You will need to remove your old Casino installations if you want to reinstall them and have them work properly.
You can do this from the add or remove programs option in the control panel.
It may be that it will give you the option to repair and if it does try this first.
If you find you can not remove the Casino from here you can delete it manually.(not recommended but it will work if you can not be bothered getting the proper removal tools)
Once you have got rid of the unwanted programs defrag your HD (run disk defragmenter)
You may now download and reinstall the programs you want.
Note your downloads do not automatically go to your desktop (it will show the default path when you install) the program simply puts a shortcut to the program on your desktop.You can find the actual location by right clicking on the shortcut then selecting properties and then find target.The majority will reside in C:\program files\

[GrandMaster]

Hey there redline, I wish I could say the same about the R&R. I have been non stop go, go, go. But here's the gist of my crazy computer. I looked for system restore in start, accessories, and found system tools etc. but couldn't find system restore. I have been trying some other cleaners and they always seem to freeze on "a close to almost complete" cleanup.

Go to the Start menu, select "Run", then type %SystemRoot%\System32\restore\rstrui.exe , and system restore should appear.

[gambling]

Well, it happens. Sometimes we just make an honest mistake. Here’s one that could easily happen to any of us, if you have an optional Media Card installed in your BlackBerry: When you connect your phone to your PC, when the question comes up “do you want to turn on mass storage device?” are you answering “Yes” or “No”? If you answer yes, then your PC is going to see your phone as an external/removable hard drive, and Desktop Manager will not recognize the phone. You have to answer “No” to mass storage in order for your Desktop Manager to recognize your phone.When you connect your phone to your PC, when the question comes up “do you want to turn on mass storage device?” are you answering “Yes” or “No”? If you answer yes, then your PC is going to see your phone as an external/removable hard drive, and Desktop Manager will not recognize the device. You have to answer “No” to mass storage in order for your Desktop Manager to recognize it.

[jas2587]

ummm......ok............

Cindy

[patrina]

Thanks gambling, Good to know for future reference, but do you all realize this thread is 2 yrs old? June /07 I believe, Microsoft has fixed alot of my issues so I am good now, thx
Patrina

[same_old]

Jesus i thought all that acid i took years ago gave me a flash back, im sure ive been here before, maybe 2 years ago...