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  When I use my computer (OS: Windows Vista Business) in offline mode, the dialog box 'dial-up connection' (asking me if I want to connect to the Internet) appears very frequently. It's super annoying!  Is there a way I can get it to stop happening in total (without affecting my ability, of course, Internet access by right clicking on the "Connect to a network" icon in the system tray)?

  Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.

  gamartin

  From the internet options in Internet Explorer, open the connection menu and select "never establish a connection" instead of "dial each time that a connection is not present". This will stop the automatic dialers-messengers, but will always give you the ability to dial manually if necessary.

• New hardware dialog box keeps popping up to install a new driver: newdev.exe

  "The message includes: C:\windows\system32\newdev.exe"ooooooo4 ' 'root\wpd\001 '.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

• I tried to add/remove stuff installed on the computer, and every time I try a "memory" box keeps popping up.

  Original title: Out of Memory Box

  I tried to add/remove stuff installed on the computer, and every time I try a "memory" box keeps popping up. What is the cause of this and how do I manage it?

  Hello S.M.R.TJakeman,

  In addition to the response of ramata, the link provided assistance by looking at how many programs you have running.  This could help solve, but if not please let us know what are the specifications of your computer.  Specifically the memory!

  Also, please let us know what anti-virus software you use and when you ran last analysis complete.  Did you run any malware/spyware removal software?

  "System Properties"

  Click on 'start '.

  Right click on "computer".

  Click 'properties '.

  Click on "Général" (XP).

  View the information on your screen. You are now redirected to the specifications of the complete system of your computer.  You can see the processor speed, processor type, system type, the amount of RAM installed and more. When you are finished, click the 'X' box to close the System Properties window.

  Microsoft Answers: The malware removal

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/malware-called-antivirus-Pro-has-taken-over-my/3cb4a36a-6134-448C-A134-151d03fbd968

  Please let us know status.

• Windows Installer box keeps popping up when you click on anything

  Original title: windows updates

  Windows Installer window keeps poping up whenever something in the computer is clicked and slows things down

  Hi nicole,.

  1. have you tried to install or uninstall any program before the show?

  Try these steps and check the result.
  Step 1: Unregister and register the windows service install
  a. Click Start, type cmd, right click and select run as administrator.
  b. type the following commands and press ENTER after each command:
  msiexec /unreg
  msiexec/regserver
  c. restart the computer and check if the problem persists.

  Step 2: Upgrade Windows Installer to the latest version
  a. see Windows Installer 4.5 Redistributable
  b. install the Setup program and restart the computer.
  c. check to see if the problem persists.

  See Windows Installer box keeps popping up

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• I can't upgrade my Macromedia Flash software. The dialog box keeps telling me that I need to close Firefox and Firefox is not open.

  I'm trying to upgrade my software Macromedia Flash and I can't perform the upgrade because the dialog box tells me to close Firefox. I close Firefox and the process keeps telling me that it cannot perform the upgrade until I close Firefox Firefox is closed! Don't know what I can do.

  If you have already downloaded Flash Installer, restart your computer, and then try to run the installer of Flash. then try launching firefox and upgrade to Firefox 11. Does it work? Usually problems like this are caused by a bad extension, so if it works, we can diagnose your extensions.

• Windows Installer box keeps popping up.

  Everytime I turn on my computor windows box install keeps popping up in the center of the screen.  I hit Cancel in the box and he goes and then immediately appears back, it's at least ten times before stopping.  Then, a few hours pass and it will do it again.  I'm not very computor savey, and I don't know what this means, but it's very frustrating!  If I hit ok in the box, it tells me that the progrem is on some discs for it please put disk and press ok, please help!

  Hi Groceryman,

  Thank you for using answers Forum.

  I suggest using the Installer Cleanup utility.
  Here is an article on this subject:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

  Give that a try and let us know how it works.

  Chris
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to disable the "Insert smart card" dialog box keeps appearing after the connection?

  Running Windows 7 64 bit on a laptop Dell which includes and integrated smart card reader. My configuration does not require a smart card to log on. I was wondering if the smart card reader has worked, I plugged a card chip used on another system. The driver is installed automatically, so it appears the drive works.

  Now, whenever I log in, the "Insert smart card" dialog box is displayed. If I cancel or close the box, he continues to reappear every few seconds. How to disable this behavior?

  Update: this is somehow connected to Outlook 2003. I have 4 different e-mail accounts. The "Insert smart card" box appears only when checking for my att account (yahoo), which is configured by using POP3.

  Go to the Services.msc and check the settings for the smartcard (manual test) service.

  Tom

  PS 29 December 2011

  The position of the OP, have been reported since a lot of this problem on the some notebooks Dell and HP. There are a few reports that a replacement of the motherboard fixed the problem and the other that the relocation of a certain connector (no mention of exaclly one that) solves the problem. Direct contact with the manufacturer of the laptop computer, Dell or HP wether, might be useful. Try a follow-up if you have already made contact.

  Tom

• Windows Installer message box keeps popping up

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  Hello

  When you say that you can not install Windows Installer CleanUp, I just need to clarify. You mean the latest version - Msicuu2.exe? The link here...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

  If so, wow... interesting problem. You can even run the program because you have to many contradictory installers that he used to open them. I or someone of another HERE will tackle this problem if that's the case, but first - let us know if the latest tool Windows install cleanup has the same problem?

  Too... before I give it a shot... Make sure you have all the disabled virus scanners because they can also interfere with Setup and cause problems.

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• Java SDK (new) dialog box

  Hello my fellow partners Mac!

  This seems to be a common problem, whenever we have a new version of Mac OS, but I can't, from my POV, find the right solution.

  Every two hours or when waking from sleep, a dialog box appears telling me to install a Java Development Kit. As I said, this has happened many times before when you Google, but I can't find someone who offers you a solution where you don't need to install the JDK. It seems that the only solution is to succumb to the demand of the dialog box.

  In my case (and this may vary, I'm not sure), it is the launchd process that requires it. But I can't go further than in my knowledge of the OS. I tried to delete all the files about kinds of Java and have looked everywhere for stuff that could trigger this, I deleted LauchDeamons, LaunchAgents, all related to Java I could remove in / System / * and (~)/Library/* etcetera, etcetera, but this dialog box keeps popping up, so something ask and I cannot understand what it is.)

  

  What I need, is not install Java. I don't like, and I think that it is an old and dangerous technology. I want to just get rid of it all once and for all (and if all goes well, without having to reinstall everything form scratch).

  Anyone can shed some light on this? It's the system itself that think I need this, or is there a way I can dig deeper to understand what triggers it?

  See you soon,.

  Massimo

  What I need, is not install Java. I don't like, and I think that it is an old and dangerous technology. I want to just get rid of it all once and for all (and if all goes well, without having to reinstall everything form scratch).

  Anyone can shed some light on this? It's the system itself that think I need this, or is there a way I can dig deeper to understand what triggers it?

  The operating system does not use Java in some way. You have installed software that only requires Java, but it must also be Java 6 legacy published by Apple (and abandoned) years.

  If you don't want to install Java, you must determine what software you have installed which requires Java and remove it. From what I've seen here, it's generally Adobe software that appears to have been poorly coded to only use the Apple of Java 6.

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  In Internet Explorer, go to Tools / Internet Options / Security / Restricted Sites and add the Adobe site sends you this popup (or add all adobe).  To block messages, even as pop-up windows.

  I hope this helps.

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  I can assure you that you are unable to obtain location information, or information that could help with location (e.g. mast connected information) without some acceptance of the user's permissions.

• Command-line keeps popping at Windows startup

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  Remove it from start > all programs > startup

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• "Without dialog boxes open" AppleScript always show some of the dialogues

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  Try

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  tell the end

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  Add the following in the row above the open statement has worked:

  Set the level of user interaction never interact