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  My scren keyboard on does not: error when I try to use:c:\windows\system32\osk.exe, a referral was returned from the server

  Hi Kevin Urubek,

  1. what operating system do you use?
  2 is connected to the domain of the computer?

  Method 1
  If the steps above fail, I suggest to create a new user account and see if you get the same error message, the following link will allow to create new user account.

  Create a user account
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-user-account

  If everything works well in the new user account, then I suggest you to follow the article to transfer files and settings to the new user account.
  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile
  
  Method 2
  If you're windows7, try the steps from the following link:
  How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

• Bug report: Power Manager causes performance slowed after resume from hibernation

  I use Windows 7 and several versions of the power manager, including the last 6.63.1 of a 220 X.

  If I Hibernate the computer, when I'm back, everything is very slow. For example, it takes several seconds for a page to display after clicking a tab in Chrome, but it's just an example, almost everything is unresponsive. This happens for about 5-10 min, but eventually everything will work normally. It seems to be related to the use of high page files. More I wait to take over after the hibernation, the biggest problem seems to be taking.

  The deactivation of the service to be able to eat has not corrected the problem, but after uninstalling the power manager, the problem will disappear completely.

  I've seen several reports of that of others. This person, it connects to Power Manager, but does not give many details.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/unresponsive-after-resume-fro...

  This person is also connected Power Manager, but gives a description of how he did, which can be useful for you.

  http://asqueella.blogspot.com/2012/07/Windows-7-resuming-from-hibernation-is.html

  I have reinstalled Power Manager, because the computer is unusable after hibernation. I love the program, however, so it would be nice if you can solve this problem.

  Best wishes

  Justin

  Justin_KM,

  I have discussed this with the Power Manager team and they think that this problem can occur because of a feature called Fast Hibernation summary power manager.  The idea is that Power Manager will page out most application on the drive memory before hibernation.  Then the hibernation file will be as small as possible, resulting in a faster recovery time.  But I guess it can cause this side effect, you found if several applications are page in a lot of memory, disk, after sleep.  Then you would end up with the use of the disc heavy and slow application performance, until finally the memory is restored from pagefile.

  Anyway, if you want to retry Power Manager, please install the latest version and then apply this reg file to disable the feature that we believe that your problem is initially:

  https://DL.dropboxusercontent.com/u/62276273/DisableFastHibernationResume.reg

  Restart after applying the reg file.  This assumes that you are running 64-bit Windows.  If you are running 32-bit Windows, let me know and I'll give you a different reg file.

• Windows Vista: updates are not configured correctly, returning from changes

  my computer may not be updated, whenever I turn on or restart my computer, the message "Configuring updates stage 3 of 3 0% Please wait, don't turn off your computer" comes but after awhile, it says 'updates are not configured correctly, returning from changes' it keeps past, I did everything I could , but nothing happened. What should I do?

  So far there are problems or there are many who have this problem?

  Have you tried to disable temporarily running anti-virus software?

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/929135

  950093 how to use the System Configuration utility to resolve configuration errors in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB; EN-US; 950093

  How to reset the Windows Update components?
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/971058/#appliesTo

  Troubleshooting in Win 7 vs KB971058 for Vista
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itproappcompat/thread/e1f0a807-E132-4FDC-ABF8-5bad87b64204

  The system update tool

  Description of the preparation tool system update for Windows Vista for Windows Server 2008, for Windows 7 and for Windows Server 2008 R2
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947821

• Slow to the installation and the functioning of Windows 7 is too slow

  I upgraded from xp to windows 7. The installation took some time for most of the day! Once the operating system has been loaded it still takes a long time to startup as do anything once the operating system is loaded. Logo for the password startup takes - 5 min 30 sec. Password for desktop computer takes 4 minutes - 45 seconds. Someone has an idea, what is the cause. NOTE: only the operating system is loaded.

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• My PC (with windows 7) is too slow

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  I tried a clean boot (with msconfig) and a virus scan but no result
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  If http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135 makes no difference to the start time,

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• Backup of Windows 7 - way too slow

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  I used to run backups on the old PC using backup in Vista and Seagate software provided with onw of my backup drives.  Full backup took 5-6 hours maximum.  I usually keep 3 backups.  Acronis on Vista also took a few hours and additional back were very fast.
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  I tried many things even microsoft recommended settings. found this awesome... its bloody work, thanks for the super brain who worked on it go to 1. Panel 2. System and Maintenance 3. Administrative Tools 4. Run shortcut once services program services expenses find called stop and service background intelligent transfer services a right click on the same service and click Properties and then change the value of start to manual or disabled, this should also fix the network problem and USB copy and paste the problem. Incredible problem solved

• How can I fix the very slow response after the wake up the computer from sleep mode?

  Never had this problem until a few days ago. Using Windows 7. I want to use the "sleep mode" whenever I leave my office (be it for a few minutes or several hours). Always came back just as I left it (tabs, work-in-progress, etc.) until recently. If I reboot, everything of fine, up to what I use mode "time" again. So painful.

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• Firefox 4 beta too slow / crashing after upgrade memory?

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  my beta firefox started crashing my whole system yesterday and only noticeable change I did was upgrade memory of 3 to 4 GB of RAM...

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• BlackBerry smartphones "BOLD": slow response after addition of media card / copy of audio files

  Hi, guys.

  I bought the "BOLD" a few weeks ago and enjoy it a little. Last week, I added a 16 GB memory card was added so that she could serve double duty as my mp3 player and the device continued to play normally. Today, I copied around 8 GB of music to the card and then noticed that the performance was substantially degraded. There is literally a 2-3 second delay when moving the trackball until UI catches up and moves the menu that also applies to any other button / features.

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  Chris

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  Indeed, the sweep is a single contract with a media card is inserted. Until the scan is running, overal performance is indeed sluggish. I suggest leave completely full, then make a good sweater-bat reboot to update the operating system to optimal health.

  Good luck and let us know!

• slow response after the restart of the host

  Is this normal with the VC 2.5 Update Manager after the updates were installed and the host is restarted, it takes forever for the reclamation fill. For example I put a ping goes to the host, and after that the host has restarted, he comes to have 7 minutes for sanitation, task to understand it can complete sanitation.

  Its always been ' not a problem as such "but an observation that the illustrious host offline for awhile while the reboot and then comes back online, then the reclamation task is just there for a few minutes does not turn.

  Like I said this isn't a problem, but I was just wondering if this was normal?

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  I think it's normal because we have the same problem.

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• Mouse & keyboard does not not after waking from sleep

  This problem started about 6 weeks ago, and I've exhausted all remedies except that maybe a Win update caused the problem with updates of November.  It only would be not the first time a Win update caused a problem.

  I am running Win 7 Professional 64 bit, 3.4 processor concert image, 16 gig RAM and 24 concert page file.  This occurs only when everyone is connected and puts the computer in "sleep mode" all connected, and that includes letting go the computer in mode 'sleep' a timed framework, or by using the command Win to sleep or Sleep.com.  It does not occur when you cold start, warm boot, or log off and then put the computer in standby mode, and that includes using the key on the keyboard, programmed to the Sleep.com or Win command.  In these cases, everything works fine even wake up the computer when it is disconnected.

  If I put the computer in mode 'sleep' while connected and then when I press a key or move the mouse, the computer will wake up and I get the login screen since I'm protected by Word.  The lights on the keyboard light (wired 4000 natural ergonomic keyboard) and the light on the background lights of the mouse (Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000) so I know the two USB ports are powered.  However, when you press any of the keyboard to type in my password, it does not display what I typed and the mouse cursor does not move. Both are totally insensitive.

  Short reboot, the only is to unplug the USB cable from the keyboard as well and the mouse receiver, wait 10 seconds, then reinsert them.  When I do that, everything works as it should.  It is a pain in the back since both are on the back of the computer.

  I tried using different USB ports, mouse & keyboard Centre of the reinstalled several times, checked all drivers, run ' sfc.exe/scannow"which doesn't show any problems with the system files and Device Manager has assured times checked to allow them to turn on the computer and made sure any setting relevant to the USB ports or peripheral interface that have the option to"Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power"are disabled.

  This is of course only related to someone to be connected, because it works very well when that I disconnect.  This tells me that's not the BIOS, as suggested by older discussions.  If it was the BIOS, then there is a problem when you do a cold or warm boot.  Also, I have the BIOS configured to recognize all USB devices when starting and not only ports keyboard or mouse.  The reason for this setting must be my hard drive to backup (USB 3.0) available at startup.  I checked everything I can think in the registry and can't find anything that could cause this.  I have hibernate off (never use it and it uses 10 GB of disk space for the file), and the implementation of the options for "USB selective suspend setting" is set to off.

  My solution is as follows: I disconnect, and then put the computer on "standby".  When ready again, I have simply to move the mouse, type my password, and Windows opens with the mouse and the keyboard works as it should.  It takes a little longer to wake the computer if it was put in mode 'sleep' when you are connected with the exception of the time and the hassle of having to unplug the mouse & keyboard, but I don't have to jump through that hoop to make it work.  Up to 6 weeks ago that this computer was fine with the same exact material because there now.  In the night, I just put it in "sleep" mode when connected from the computer has a task in Task Scheduler that wakes up the computer by running the insomnia (to keep him awake for backup) and backup programs runs, then shuts down the computer when finished.  This works because I do not use the keyboard or the mouse as I SLEEP.

  I would be grateful for any suggestions!  I'm a user for more than thirty years (even go back to the PMO for those of you who know what it was), built my own computers for years, so I can handle everything that needs to be changed.  It intrigued me, and I don't have very often coming up with computers.

  PROBLEM SOLVED!

  I thank very you much for working with me and remember to do things.  Sometimes techies like us, as they say, 'can't see the forest for the trees' If you know what I mean.  It's like the authors of the software manual do sometimes in that they assume you already know the steps has a B, and they begin to step C.  Sometimes it is more obvious that we see because we are looking for something more complicated.

  I had already tried another keyboard and a mouse, and I thought some time ago, I did a clean boot, because I know that can open the door and where is the problem.  If I did, I forgot or did not find the problem.

  I apologize for him accusing Microsoft of having caused the problem with an update, but I've had this happen before and thought that it had happened again.  It turns out that it was a software problem, but not here where I thought it was.

  After doing a clean boot and noting that the computer and the mouse worked after the return of the mode 'sleep' with a clean boot, I knew there must be something to load into memory and showing in the notification area.  The only things I had done in the six weeks was to add a quick Weather Channel.com Weather app and I had exchanged and received my new SkyCaddie.  It is a portable device that shows the yardage, etc. on the golf course.  The SkyCaddie uses a program called CaddieSync Express that allows the device to communicate with the web site to download updates of the course, the software updates, etc. scores.  The version of the program used on my old unit had a problem after I unplugged in that when you open Internet Explore nothing would show - no communication with the web.  I had to sign out and then sign back in and then fix it every time.  It seems that in this new version the problem has been resolved, but they have created a new.

  By default, the program loads into memory and the icon appears in the notification area.  When you connect the SkyCaddie using its USB cable, the program recognizes and prepares to synchronize.  The problem with this new version, is that even if you do not use the synchronization program, this is what prevents the keyboard and the mouse works correctly.  It must focus on a USB hub even if you do not use.  The solution was to go to the configuration of the system to prevent this program from loading at startup, it placing a shortcut on the desktop and then clicking this shortcut to load the program prior to attaching the SGX.  I then let him do his thing, and when it's over and I disconnect the SkyCaddie from the USB port, I close the CaddieSync Express icon. and then when I put the computer to sleep and then wake it up, the keyboard and mouse work fine.

  I knew that I had installed the new CaddieSync Express all the time, this problem started, but I never thought about it because he had never caused this problem before the cause of the problem.  Trust me, they will receive a call from me tomorrow so that I can tell them that the problem they cause.  Remember what I said in the first paragraph.  They would not yet be aware of the problem, and maybe after I speak with people of their software, they'll send an email informing the owners of this problem until they get it fixed.

  Now, since systems vary so much, including how are managed USB hubs, this can occur only in rare cases.  I came just to be one of these.

  Thanks again!  Perhaps some of these other people who have posted in the forum who had the question keyboard & mouse will read this thread and it will help them solve their problem.

• Cannot delete messages in Windows Live Mail after returning from 10 of Windows to Windows 7

  Separated from this thread.

  Hello. Want to jump in here even if it is an old thread. I have the same problem and have tried all the suggestions, my problem actually started when I upgraded to my wife and many win 10 is not ready for the change, so I'm back to Win 7 Home Premium. I contacted Ms. Tech Chat and was told to uninstall Windows 7 to "perhaps" to solve the problem. This is not acceptable. Everyone has to come with a fix or work around.

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  When it is finished, restart the computer.
  1. Start Windows Live Mail and wait the program installs before doing anything. Press Ctrl-Shift-T to start the add your Assistant e-mail accounts and follow the prompts to add your e-mail accounts.
  2. Click once on the work online on the status bar and deconnecter disconnect Internet to avoid interference email downloads, and then use the file > import messages (I Alt - F) and point the wizard to the Live Mail Backup folder level. Do not intervene while the import happens.
  3. Leave the program alone for a while (an hour or two, or even a night or more) to enable him to reindex all your messages, then close and wait half an hour for the program to do his household.
  4. Relaunch the program and look at your messages under folder imported into storage folders. Take it slow, drag files out of any folder and drop in the location you want. Again, give the program time to re - indexing messages in their new location.

  Note that you can not drag files out of storage files. If you want to forward messages to a high plu account folder in the folders pane, you need to select messages to transfer, and then use the right click > move or copy folder. The controls are also available as buttons in the folders of the Ribbon tab.

• Impossible to install Acrobat Reader after returning from 10 Windows to Windows 7

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• keyboard iMac repeating letters after waking from sleep

  The wireless on my 1 year old iMac keyboard do not like to wake up! When I try to type a password, it supports just repeatedly touches, nothing can stop him except a reboot.  There seems to be no key stuck or anything, the keyboard has never been damaged in any way.  It happened awhile :-(

  Ideas or suggestions appreciated!

  Reset the NVRAM/PRAM memory.  http://support.Apple.com/kb/PH18761

  Reset the SMC. Choose the method for "on Mac Laptops with non-removable battery.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  Boot mode safe. http://support.Apple.com/kb/PH18760