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• After upgrade to Vista, the desktop Setup does not save, but he returned each time unwanted installation

  My computer (laptop) did an automatic update of Vista. Since the restart, he lost all cookies, and all applications have behaved as if they were never used.  The files are OK. I had to reset the desktop resolution because it came with something too big. But it does not save the installation program, every time that the computer starts again (even after having his sleep), the office returns in a default setting that I don't like.  Why didn't he save properly?  I have to back to the resolution I love every time. The aspect ratio of the sidebar is also evil in this default value. The clock appears as an oval, for example. I must go to the video driver every time, set the desktop resolution seems correct.  In addition, the sidebar doesn't seem to have an option to display seamlessly, but is a big silver margin is too large for my taste.
  My office was working great before the upgrade, now he isn't very good at all.  How can I fix it so it will stay the way I like it?

  Thank you very much for your answer.  I solved this problem.  He has been
  caused by the last windows update. I think that the file was KB2524375. I have
  uninstalled and everything is back to normal. The windows update (which
  says he has been recommended by Microsoft) completely changes the configuration, disable
  Aero, etc. so changes can not be made.
  There is no error message, it was as if he superimposed a very primitive
  version of windows. Of course, I do not recommend this update.
  Anyway, it's fixed and I'm so happy!

  Thank you!
  Rofa1234

• Where is the junk mail on thunderbird toolbar.

  I have identified as spam, but I don't see a place to recognize and send it to the junk e-mail folder, unless I have drag-and - drop to the junk e-mail folder. Is there a hidden toolbar and I don't know how to find?

  Have you ever had unwanted installation controls? The default action is to tag and place it in the Inbox.

  Read this.https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/thunderbird-and-junk-spam-messages

• System Restore / level Specs

  Hi all

  I have a two part question.

  This first part is I have a MacBook Pro that has begun to slow and there a bunch of unnecessary stuff slowing down and too much space.  I would like to do a system restore back to factory settings.  I have a MacBook Pro 13-inch, mid 2010 running OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 (I think originally, it came with Snow Leopard).  I need the installation CD to complete the restore from the MBP with Snow Leopard and I do not think that it is supported with online from Apple Downloads?  Or I would be OK end restore download a current OS X from Apple because I am running Yosemite?  I am sure that I have the CD somewhere, but can't seem to find it right now as I am moving.

  Second, I think I can help increase the performance of the MBP after restoration by installing increased RAM and an SSD hard drive.  Currently, I have 2 2 GB RAM chips for a total of 4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3, 250 GB HDD, processor Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz and NVIDIA GeForce 320 M with 256 MB.  I think I want to install two chips of 4GB for a total of 8 GB of RAM.  https://www.iFixit.com/store/Mac/PC3-8500-4-GB-RAM-chip/IF111-036-1 Also install a SSD hard drive, https://www.ifixit.com/Store/Mac/500-GB-SSD-Hybrid-2-5-Inch-Hard-Drive/IF107-098-3

  Upgrading the RAM and the hard disk in this manner would help improve performance?  I like to keep the MBP for a little longer until I can get a new one.

  Thanks in advance for your comments because it's the first time I try something like that.  Yes, I have class time machine backups as well.

  Yes, helps to increase the RAM - new version of the OS needs a minimum of 4 GB - 8 would be much better. Regarding your relocation, was your updated firmware to allow for the recovery of the internet? If Yes, you can (or not) have a problem again with your installation DVD - I got an iMac 2010 and tested different scenarios; the installation DVD works once out of 5 tries; given that the firmware has been updated, I tested the recovery of the internet (Command + Option + R) and installed Lion (10.7). You can update from there. Here's the info on who could be updated of the machines - you can check your:

  On the updates of the EFI and SMC firmware for Mac computers with processor Intel - Apple Support

  If you just use recovery on top of what you have, then you will not get rid of the unwanted installs, files, etc. as it simply installs the operating system on your current OS - all third party files are still there.

  If you decide to remove/reinstall, make sure you have a first backup you will lose everything when you delete it.

• HP Photosmart Plus b209a-m: prevent the attempt to auto-install on reboot

  Whenever I start my Lenovo Win7 PC, the HP Photosmart Plus b209a-m trying to install automatically (even if not connected by USB on my computer).

  This unwanted installation works ever ("fatal error during installation") with the message "-error" "wStub" "66814.

  When I click 'OK', hold the popup "remove software" then 'analysis of installation error logs' begins and clicking on 'Cancel' doesn't help not (results in 'continue' or 'Retry').

  I don't want to use HP Photosmart Plus b209a-m, so how can I prevent automatic installation does not happen?

  Thank you.

  Hey there @LB84105

  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.

  I want to help! I see that your computer keeps trying to install the printer software.  I recommend you to go to "Add or remove programs" and making sure that all the printer software are uninstalled. When it is finished, run the "Disk Cleanup" and mark all the boxes to remove the folder temp and other junk. Restart the computer and let me know if the message stops.

  Thank you!

  Hit the "accept as Solution" if we reached a solution and the "thumbs up" to say thank you for my help.
  Have a nice day

• Hotspot station stop working

  New computer - XPS-8700.  Windows 7 Pro, SP1.   No real problems with the machine.  However, I am having a new issue with Station of Hotspot.  Although HS sees my phone and iPod, and each of those who see my network, none of them connects to the network through HS.  The devices were fine until some time yesterday afternoon, and then for some reason any connection, they stopped to connect.  Both devices show all the information in the DHCP - IP, subnet, router etc. - except the customer ID, which is empty. The computer and its peripherals were restarted nothing doesn't.   Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you for your time.

  Rick:

  Yes, the driver that I recently installed on my XPS 8700 was this:

  Dell Wireless1703 802.11 b/g/n,BT4.0 + driver HS, Version 9.2.0.514, A00

  
  So as you suggest, the HS almost certainly means 'HotSpot Station'.   So this is obviously as I have had unwanted installation of the Hotspot and Atheros 'SmartNet' (asav.exe).  They are both located in the directory that is created during the installation of the driver.   Both are apparently somehow triggered to run on their own, at least for the first time.    After this surprise,   I've changed since the names of the executable files so that they will not work.

  You asked me to PM you to 'try something', but I'm not the one who has the problem of HotSpot. I was just to add that it is not only on the original image, but is also present in at least some wireless driver packages, I discovered to my surprise.   I now bow.  Thank you!
  

  Thank you.

• switching to computer and reinstall lightroom 5, license

  Hello

  I have 5 Lightroom currently installed on my MAC and I would like to install it in a laptop I want to use temporarily. I've read that I'm allowed to have 2 facilities but I would like to know if in the future, I will be able to remove the installation of the computer laptop and re - install Lightroom on another laptop.

  Will this be possible? The laptop that I would like to install on initially is a loan.

  Thank you

  Yes, simply disable the unwanted installation to activate on another machine (feet per second).

• Unwanted Vongo software installation

  I have a HP dv6000 with Windows XP. I tried to uninstall a program called Vongo come included. Somehow, I did something wrong, the kidnapping was messed up and if I try again, I get an error message. When I start my Windows logon, Windows tries to install the Vongo program every time and it lasts for 2-3 minutes. And at the end the installation is not the case. Does anyone know how can I stop this? It's a nuisance.

  Hello

  Download and install Revo Uninstaller from the link below.

  http://www.revouninstaller.com/download-freeware-version.php

  Run revo and use it to uninstall Vongo. Make a right click on the program icon you want to remove and select uninstall.  This will run the uninstall program initially own applications (which will probably fail again), but continue with the rest of the process.  During the process, that you may be asked to remove the registry entries, simply select all and then click on remove.  Do the same for any left over files and folders.  Once the uninstall is complete, reboot the PC.

  I hope this helps.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• Remove the unwanted Win 10 installation

  My wife (not very experienced PC user) was on his laptop in an Open Office spreadsheet at the start of his PC installation Windows 10. She claims that she never accepted any request to install Win 10. It is currently in the middle of the installation.  How can I remove Win 10 and return to Win 7?

  I have absolutely no experience with any OS since Win 7 other than a painful experience with Win 8 PC aunt where I couldn't find out how to get to the control panel. I don't really like for automatic installation to win 10 without permission (she could hit a button by mistake, but she says usually not all requests).  Asked installation "do you keep Win 7?" and when she said no, he started the installation?

  Once your completed installation of Windows 10 PC, you can connect as usual, press Windows + l (settings) and then click on 'Making day and security'. Click on recover - you should have an option to roll back to Windows 7.

  Once you are in Windows 7, you can disable the Windows for 10 by using a group policy with the (professional and above) local Group Policy Editor, or the registry key corresponding update. You can even use Group Policy to restrict the process of "GWX.exe" running Windows 10 which will prevent launch an upgrade at all. In addition, make sure that there is no file called GWX.exe in C:\Windows\System32 or files like that. You can also go to Windows Update and set updates install automatically Notify me when updates are available.

  Of course, if you have the product key, you can also do a clean install by inserting the disc or do a PXE boot (if there is one), but I recommend you another option,

  By taking these steps, your PC must not updated for Windows 10 without your consent,

  Hope this works for you,

• Unwanted upgrade Windows 8.1 & 0xC190010E of error after having declined installation

  Two days ago, that I was upset to find that the Windows 8.1 has been downloaded automatically, without my request.  I was asked to install it, but I chose to do it later.

  The last night, I had the same request to install 8.1 but he now told me that I have to do it tomorrow if I it did not this day.  I put it back.

  I have so far today had the message threatened saying me that I need to install, but check my performance monitor, I see two days I refused the request update there has been an error of Installation 0xC190010E.  It was the result of my not to elect install, or is it indicative of problems to come when I'm finally forced to install?

  I had decided that I was quite happy with Windows 8 and that he did not want to upgrade.  I have only a 10 GB/month of connection Internet, so the non-solicited 3.5 GB download will greatly affect my use of the Internet this month.  In addition, I am afraid that the installation is not well - I am completely ignorant on the computer issues and look at some of the solutions posted here fills me with dread.

  Made a full stop followed by a cold and now reboot the "Toshiba Eco Utility, work properly!

• Try to install FF & TB, persistent and unwanted ads for programs appear and I can't complete the installation; Help!

  For example, EZDOWNLOAD seems not to be a product of Mozilla. I scanned the TERMS and did not find it to be part of Firefox, when even the emblem of the FF is present in the ad. This and other products that I met today seem to be aggressive and in-your-face advertising that I'm suspicious, because they allowed me no option to escape, and because I had to go through Internet Explorer to get to Mozilla. It's all about the computer of my wife for whom the hard drive has failed, so I have to reinstall nearly all programs that she needs. Return over the years, I installed FF on other computers without these complications I met today.

  Sometimes a problem with Firefox can be a result of malware installed on your computer, you may not be aware of.

  You can try these free programs to search for malicious software that work with your existing anti-virus software:

  • Microsoft safety scanner
  • MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
  • TDSSKiller - AntiRootkit utility
  • Hitman Pro
  • ESET Online Scanner

  Microsoft Security Essentials is a good permanent antivirus for Windows 7/Vista/XP, if you do not already have one.

  More information can be found in the article troubleshooting Firefox problems caused by malware .

  This solve your problems? Please report to us!

• Unwanted XP automatic DownloadCauses Fax Installer error 1706 at the beginning upward

  A recent automatic download XP wants to install the automatic fax from office, I don't want a feature & that can be installed to the lack of CD gives error Code 1706 printing software, no source code valid.  Now everytime I restart the computer, what it is trying install this update.  I cancel several times & it disappears to reappear when the computer is restarted.  I want to remove it entirely.  Any help on how to do this would be appreciated.  Thank you.

  Hi ElizabethAdams,

  1. you have fax connected to the computer?

  2. what Windows Update has been installed on the computer?

  If you have not connected to the computer fax or you don't want to not use it, I suggest you uninstall all software and drivers related to the fax on the computer.

  If the previous step is not enough, then it is possible that some third-party programs installed on the computer is causing the problem.

  I suggest that you put the computer in a clean boot state and check if it helps.

  To help resolve the error and other messages, you can start Windows XP by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs. This type of boot is known as a "clean boot". A clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

  See the link below to learn more about how to clean boot.

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  Reset the computer to start as usual

  When you are finished troubleshooting, follow these steps to reset the computer to start as usual:

  (a) click Start, type msconfig in the search box and press ENTER.

  (b) If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password or click on continue.

  (c) under the general tab, click the Normal startup option, and then click OK.

  (d) when you are prompted to restart the computer, click on restart.

• After installation of the program of the unwanted trial CC, lightroom does not open.  Any help

  I have six lightroom.  Worked with no problems until what Adobe has installed trial CC on my computer.  Now lightroom cannot be opened as error message indicates that another application is open.  Has anyone had this problem and found a solution?

  IT was not helpful.  Someone had experience with Nikon Connect 2?

  This does not seem to solve my problem, but thank you.  I decided that the solution is to Nikon Capture NX2.  I don't have time for that.

• McAfee has identified BroweFox-FAD as potentially unwanted software, it is

  McAfee seems to suggest that I have remove what he identified as a potentially unwanted program. It is part of the download of Firefox and OK or should I remove it. McAfee also means the same thing for a program called Multiplug.dll.gen.b. is this also part of Firefox?
  Thanks for any help you can give on this subject

  BrowseFox-FAD is not part of the installation of Firefox and should be deleted. It is the same for the Multiplug.dll.gen.b file.

  For more information about these infections, please visit these sites:

  • Delete BrowseFox-FAD (removal Instruction)
  • How to remove Multiplug.dll.gen.b? (virus removal solution)

• I've updated to Firefox and now get the unwanted pop ups and redirections that wasn't a problem before.

  The pop ups were not on the old system and seems attached to some site I open, opening multi-site. I might have to stop usingFfirefox, if this is not fixed.

  Hello jgibbs99, you could get deceived by a malicious Web site by downloading a fake update - a true firefox update will contain never this kind of noise you describe! Furthermore updates are managed in-house by firefox if you are asked to download and run a .exe file to update to firefox, it will be false (you can manually check the updates in firefox by going to firefox > help > about firefox).

  Please, try the following steps:

  1. Reset firefox (this will keep your bookmarks and passwords)
  2. then go to the windows control panel / programs and remove all toolbars or of potentially unwanted software there (sort the programs installed for their installation date to see what he got recently installed).
  3. Finally, run a full scan of your system with security tools like the free version of malwarebytes & adwcleaner.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software