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• Black screen with white cursor at the end of the New Installation

  I try to perform a new installation of Windows Vista Home Premium (64 bit) on a Dell Inspiron 1545. The hard drive was completely wiped out and I don't have the original disks (I use a Vista CD from another computer Dell). Installation is proceeding normally up to the phase of "Complete installation" where it crashes for almost an hour and then goes to a black screen with a white cursor.

  I have tried all the following suggestions (found here and on other sites online):

  Reset the BIOS has no effect.

  By pressing SHIFT 5 times has no effect.

  CTRL + Alt + Delete has no effect.

  Rename to the event log file has no effect.

  Remove one of the memory modules if the computer has only 2 GB installed has no effect.

  Running CHKDSK finds no error, and has no effect.

  The attempt to start safe mode causes hang crcdisk.sys.

  Try a normal boot hangs at the screen loading w / loading scroll bar "stuttering".

  Startup Repair runs for hours with no results (I said to cancel after you let it run overnight only to find it still 'work' in the morning)

  Does anyone have suggestions more?

  Thanks in advance! : D

  Dell Media you are currently using may not have drivers appropriate for your PC.

  Contact Dell technical support (have your number of ready service if they ask for it) and ask for the "recovery media" to your specific model number. There may be a small fee involved.

  http://www.Dell.com/content/topics/global.aspx/services/en/dsc_home?c=us&l=en

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• New installation of Secure ACS 4.1 on 2003, very slow

  Hi all

  We just did a new installation of Server 2003, ACS 4.1 Standard and it appears whenever we try to apply a change (add user, add a network device, etc.) it takes forever. Sometimes, it just hangs and if we close the browser and set up another session that he warns that an admin is already looking at any page, we were on. This isn't a disk space issue. The server is a quad core with a lot of memory. It has the latest java settings and running Server 2003 SP2. At least seen this problem before?

  What I'm saying is that, regardless of the fact that the server properly installed and it can handle some OK authentication it will fail from time to time, this is due to the fact that the platform that you have installed in it is not a platform supported by this version. If you never open a TAC case that you could end up doing so, you will be asked to 4.1.1.23 to 4.1.4 just to support your configuration

• Email records retrieved from a drive Thunderbird crashed. You want to import into my new installation.

  Tried to copy/paste the files recovered in profiles/Mail/Local folders in my new installation, but without success. I can't find an option to import messages from a folder. Any ideas? Thank you!

  Re: tried to copy/paste the files recovered

  Are you sure you are copy/paste the correct data?
  Emails are stored in files mbox, no records.
  MBOX files don't have any extension.

  As an example, in the image below, it states:

  • Inbox (mbox file containing the e-mail)
  • Inbox.MSF (indexing file - no emails)
  • Inbox.SBD (if created subfolders of Inbox. This folder contains more than mbox and indexing of files)

  Note:
  Thunderbird should be closed when copy paste or do anything in profile files.

  There is also an add-on which is pretty good.
  Download downloads folder or desktop.
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Thunderbird/addon/ImportExportTools/

  Install:
  Tools > Addons or Menu icon > Addons
  Click the gear icon and select "install the addon from file".
  Locate the downloaded xpi file and click Open
  You may have to restart Thunderbird.

  Right click on "local folders".
  Select "Importexporttool" > "import a mbox file".
  Select: "import directly one or more mbox files" and click OK
  Find the mbox files, and then click Open.

• Link new installation of thunderbird with the old profile.

  I created a new profile and stored on an external drive, there is a certain messages, I just had to reinstall win7 and do not know how to link a new installation of thunderbird with my old profile. Seems fair to get a host of issues that do nothing.

  Look at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-tb#w_how-to-find-your-profile and then go to the directory corresponding to your external drive to find your old * *.default file.
  Copy your old profile to the directory where your current profile is stored.
  See https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/using-multiple-profiles to switch to your old GOLD "profiles.ini" edit profile to change the 'path' in the name of your old profile.
  Restart Thunderbird.

• Firefox opens, then is unresponsive. Cannot reset. New installation doesn't fix it. Mac OS x

  I was browsing the internet with Firefox when it froze, so I force quit. I open it, but immediately, it freezes / does the thing of mouse wheel that turns indefinitely, so I have to force quit it again.

  I tried restarting and closing of my Mac. Then, I tried to reset Firefox, but it does not. I tried Safe Mode, but it's always immediately the cursor of the spinning wheel. So I tried to do a fresh reinstall several times. But it still keeps having the same problem.

  Help!

  Ed. I don't think it could be a problem with my Add ons, because I used the same for years and never had this problem.

  One thing I've changed a few days ago is usually I leave my Firefox history store things for centuries, but I thought I'd release RAM by changing these settings. I can't remember which, however, I changed the settings may have changed something then it deletes history and and something else after the closure of each session.

  It seems that I found a solution to my problem!

  I went in "name of user/Library/Application Support /...» "and deleted the folder of Firefox with the settings of the profile, as it seemed to be the settings I changed what triggered the problem beforehand.

  I then with the sacking of the application and downloads of .dmg and remake a new installation. Firefox is now open and work normally for me. (However, I do not know why change my history in the first place settings, causing the problem.)

  Please NOTE: If someone else tries this, if you delete the folder, you will lose all your saved bookmarks. There is probably a folder in profiles that you can copy and save to preserve your bookmarks, but I don't know who it is.

• New installation of Xubuntu w / Firefox on my PC. Everything works VERY slowly, even typing and cursor movement. Is - fixable?

  With this new installation of Xubuntu (which is supposed to be quick enough) with Firefox included, all transactions processed through the browser are incredibly slow: typing, go to other pages or Web sites; move the cursor is painfully slow, and sticky with time delayed reaction and excessive results. I have the maximum encryption and security; This could be the problem? Note: I noticed that type in this window is normal...? E-mail is correct, also.

  Thank you very much
  Bob

  Glad your problem is solved itself, and I see that you have also your problem another (1012424/questions/1012424). Don't forget to update Firefox, it should be 31 Firefox now or if Xubuntu is a bit behind perhaps still Fx30 but certainly not Fx28.

  Be aware that you will see big changes in Firefox

  • Learn more about the design of the new Firefox version 29
  • https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/tour/

  You mentioned

  why would they include an unsupported version of Firefox in the same package with the newest version of an operating system?
  

  Ubuntu and Xubuntu major versions come out every six months. Firefox updates every six weeks. Probably the first thing to do after you have installed a new version of X / Ubuntu is updated the software, also immediately before the upgrade to the next Xubuntu.

  Versions of Firefox & Ubuntu/Xubuntu

  I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS for most. 14.04 is also LTS, so you have to stay on that instead of update in due course to 14.10

  • Pretty graph http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_versions#Table_of_versions

  I use their distro Canon of construction of Firefox since their deposit of Aurora. Who is behind Mozilla versions datewise (I also installed mozilla versions), but it uses the package manager, so no need for manual updates of Firefox. You probably don't want or need to do that, but if you do not want to install this as a browser extra is available for 12.04 & 14.04 of

  • https://Launchpad.NET/~Ubuntu-Mozilla-daily/+archive/Ubuntu/Firefox-Aurora
  • If you are interested by sets it Mozilla see
    Installing Firefox on Linux
    & https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion

  Synaptic (graphical APT front-end server) package manager is therefore longer in default distributions of Ubuntu/Xubuntu, you could add Synaptic (included in gDebi in Xubuntu 12.04) otherwise use the "Software Center" to ensure that everything is kept up-to-date

  • Software Center http://askubuntu.com/questions/4983/what-are-ppas-and-how-do-i-use-them/40351#40351
    • https://sites.Google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/first-Xubuntu#TOC-apply-all-available-updates
  • Https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto Synaptic Package Manager

  I know that some earlier versions of Ubuntu to (less LTS versions) the canonical versions of Firefox did not update, but I expect the center of software or package manager to be able to keep Firefox reasonably aware and do not drop by more than one version.

• My PC crashed. Restored on a new record and a new installation of FireFox. I can still access all the files. How do I take the old bookmarks if there is no backup?

  My PC crashed. Restored on a new record and a new installation of FireFox. I can still access all the files on the old drive. How do I take the old bookmarks if no backup exists, or has been completed? Does not save bookmarks of FireFox auto? If, then what is the file name and where is normally stored by FireFox?

  In fact, it can be easier...

  If you have the old drive connected as, say, drive E, go to:

  E:\Users\username
  

  Then click in the address bar and paste it after this and press ENTER to open it:

  \AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles
  

  Normally, you have only one file, which has a random string followed by "default." In this case, click on this file and find the subfolder bookmarkbackups.

  If you find multiple profile folders, look inside to find the most recently updated backups.

  To restore the backup files, see: restore bookmarks from a backup or move them to another computer

• Fixed a crash issue repeated with a new installation of Firefox on Windows 8.1 28

  It is not so much a question as a contribution to the solution.

  On a new computer running Windows 8.1 a new installation of Firefox 28 has been repeatedly crash or freeze ("no response"). Loading pages can be slow and scrolling in staircase. Totally unusable, especially after playing content with Shockwave.

  Although I had not installed the plug-ins outside Shockwave and Adobe Acrobat, I have had a look and was surprised to see that I had never asked. I disabled those I don't think I need:
  Intel's Identity Protection technology
  Photo Gallery
  WildTangent Games App alarm presence V2.

  Since these disabling Firefox works well. But I was forced to use another browser for a week until you find the time to research the problem.

  Why are these called not - for and of course (at least one) annoying plugins installed by default? It does not have any good Firefox!

  Plugins are not included in the Firefox download, because Mozilla is not allowed to distribute. Firefox automatically detects the plugins on your system through a number of methods, so it was a good idea to revisit and disable those you don't need. I have really no idea whence the special ones.

• How to perform a new installation while keeping the book mark, addons, etc.?

  I need to perform a new installation and I would like to keep my personal information, bookmarks, etc.. I know these info are stored separately and want to use it in the new facility. How can I do?

  Your personal data are stored in your profile. This folder is normally left intact when uninstalling Firefox, unless you check the option 'remove my Firefox personal data '.

  • Profiles - where Firefox stores your bookmarks, passwords and other user data
  • Recovering important data over an old profile

  Also note that most of the problems with Firefox are contained in the profile folder. You can get a fresh start while maintaining things like Favorites and passwords resetting Firefox.

  • Firefox - modules to reset and refresh settings

• New installation of ff15 crashes always in under a minute

  After way too much nagging, I improved a product that worked, ff3.6, one who is not, ff15. It upgraded 3 plugins.
  Now when I open ff, no matter if I try actually use or just sit and look at a blank page, it crashes in about 30 seconds.
  Try to go there, more than 20 times on a new installation!
  Using XP. But this gave me the excuse to try Chrome and I found that it is very stable and much, much faster. And of course, I use Chrome now to send this message.

  OK, I discovered that kdump.dll is also used by Kingsoft PC Doctor. I have disable Kingsoft PC Doctor, and I was able to use Firefox normally.

  I have similar installation in the office where I use Windows 7, so far no problem...

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  Kingsoft PC Doctor 3.7, Antivirus 2012 (Cheetah) SP5.0

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  Kingsoft PC Doctor 3.31.9 (with security option construction in)-last

  Since you the Kingsoft has been installed before.

  It thus means that Firefox may have to change its use of kdump.dll

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• Symbol ban after new installation on new SSD

  Hello

  A few months ago, my original HD failed (MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2012)).

  I decided to replace it myself with a SSD instead.

  the thing is, every time you start, I get the symbol ban for a few seconds until sometimes for hours, but once the start is done - everything works perfectly.

  tried to replace the disc SSD 3 times now - the same result after each new installation of recovery of the internet.

  Currently, using SanDisk Ultra II 240 GB.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  The symbol you see means that the computer did not find a bootable system disk and sometimes occurs when you have not set up a default startup disk. Go to System Preferences, and then select Startup disk. You should see your SSD in the window. Select it after you unlock the preferences.

  The strange thing is that, if this is your problem, it must be solved in seconds - certainly not hours. This would suggest there is something more complex. You say that you tried to replace the SSD 3 times. Different drives? Different manufacturers?

• < rss > tag in new installation 0f 9.0.1 but not most recognized OK in the lower version upgrade

  Three
  1. new installation of win - XP + new installation of Firefox in version 9.0.1
  2. new installation of Ubuntu 11.10 + automatic installation of Firefox in version 9.0.1
  3 upgrade to Firefox 9.0.1 Firefox 8 on a win XP workstation

  1-2., by clicking on a link (RSS) to a file .xml with a < rss > < / rss > tag poster inside the screen familiar displating food while allowing to subscribe to the same

  3, clicking on a link (RSS) to a file .xml with a < rss > < / rss > tag inside reveals a screen displating code of the .xml file with a warning against the formatting. Even a previous uninstall of Firefox 8. with the removal of firefox in windows/prefetch entries... etc did not help.

  Have you tried resetting the prefs?

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Resetting_preferences
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/resetting+preferences

  Start Firefox in Firefox to solve the issues in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox (Tools) > Add-ons > appearance/themes).

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• After a new installation of OSX Lion, I want to reinstall my firefox sync preferences. I saved my key before clening the computer, but not firefox indicates that the key is incorrect. Any ideas would be most appreciated!

  After a new installation of OSX Lion, I want to reinstall my firefox sync preferences. I saved my key before clening the computer, but not firefox indicates that the key is incorrect. Any ideas would be most appreciated!

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• Why FF act as if each start is a new installation and hang on to old tabs?

  I updated Firefox to version 8.0.1 to 9.0.1 about an hour ago, and it has been wrong since. I suspect it's a matter of preference, but I'm not sure.

  Every time I have start FF (or restart), he seems to think that this is the first time, it was run / installed. It checks the compatibility of each extension, once again.

  It also opens a new page in "Welcome to Firefox hooray... "as if it were a new installation. Each time, it adds a new tab with this message. Address, it opens:

  http://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/9.0.1/whatsnew/

  In addition, it does not follow my load on startup home page settings. It sticks with the old tab rather than that it should open.

  I've already gone through and tried to use the information on the pages of the forum helps:

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/Firefox%20Has%20just%20updated%20tab%20shows%20each%20time%20You%20start%20firefox?s=page+opens+on+startup & r = 8 & As = s

  and

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/preferences%20are%20not%20saved

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  ... and the problems persist. I don't want to go lift more information that I do not understand. Thanks for any help.

  Oh, and I made sure there is no running session restore feature, AFAIK (including TabMixPlus). My settings of homepage in the menu Options are correct.

  To summarize:

  (1) stop FF to think every start/restart is a new installation.
  (2) get my home page to load to the correct address.

  I don't know what the problem with the old profile, and in this case, it is easier to try a new profile, that spend a lot of time to devote to what is wrong. It could be a prefs.js file or a problem with the registry extensions file or a problem with the files sessionstore or something else.