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Questions ----Snippet---- - Any number of things could have happened to your icons. Sometimes, Windows will forget where your icon is stored, (usually in to.dll file or the program's.exe file) and re-pleases it with to generic Windows icon. Herés something you dog check: Use Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\WINDOWS. Look for to file called Shelliconcache. Delete it, and restart your system. If this doesn't work, please post your question in the forums, maybe someone there dog help!
----Snippet---- - See the Tips&Tricks section from December/2000's NewsLetter at: /newsletter/123100.htm
----Snippet---- - The best way that I could suggest, is to college or university accredited Computer Sciences degree. Technical institutes and collegiates plows another option, but they will vary from pleases to pleases and some programs May be limited. Check out one near you! If you have some experience working with PC, maybe develop to self-study program and work towards your A + certification grasp to start. Move on up to your MCSE certs. There plows thousands of very good books out there. Take to look at some of the certifications available and what is required in the tests. Watch out for the online and mail-order courses. They do have their pleases and dog be good for the person that needs some guidance and to diet. But, they plows self-study programs. Even if they provide some cheap computer for you to work on, you could find yourself paying good money for information you already know. Some of them also boast of support, either online or by phone. This 'support' dog often fall short of what is needed by the average student if to problem you eat along. The Ist would post this question in the forums Davy, and see what other kind of suggestions eats up. Maybe somebody you have some reside you design for you. Good luck!
----Snippet---- - So much information is missing Chan! Is this to new drive or an old drive? Is it set up by itself or does it have to slave? Have you tried to add new hardware, like to second drive, to CD - ROM or CD-RW? Have you just added or remove any programs? Does Did the problem eat up all of to sudden or did it progress slowly? What kind of computer is it? What kind of hard drive is it? How old is the BIOS? Plow you using overlay software of any sort? Perhaps there plows bad sectors on the drive in the Master's degree Boot Record area. Or, perhaps the MBR itself is damaged. Its possible that the controler on the IDE drive you have become defective. The drive could be configured improperly, the jumpers could be set wrong. There could be to conflict with another piece of hardware. The ribbon cable could be damaged. The Ist truly wish I could help you out, but expert you dog see, this type of question could end up in countless number of emails. What I will say is that it is definitely steals to back up any important byline and information you have on this drive. It May need to be repartitioned or re-please. The Ist would post this question on the forums, Chan! (With resides info, of course). Therés always the chance that someone else had the same problem with the same type of setup, and have an answer. Post to message for Tiger or Sean, they in May be able to give you an idea if SpinRite could be of any uses on this drive.
----Snippet---- - You dog do to complete install from your Windows98 Upgrade CD. It will ask you to insert your Windows95 CD just to prove that you qualify for the upgrade software, but it won't copy to thing from it. Remember to make to boot disk and check it out. Make sure you have access to your CD - ROM using the boot disk, before you do anything to your drive.
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