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Started in watching some videos on chris.pirillo.com He has been a Windows user for along time. He just moved to Apple. Here is an earlier video he created before he made the switch. I found it very informatively and very similar to issues I have been playing around with. I can’t afford to get an Apple yet but sure would like to try it. Playing around with Ubuntu to fill my void but I don’t think its polished as OSX is. Another new Trojan thats really scary. Here is an article about it. Nice article about killing ActiveX. My recommendation, Run Firefox. Better yet run Linux! Nice article regarding the svchost.exe problem from CNET. So Much For “When It’s Ready:” Vista SP1 Finalized with Windows Server 2008 Article criticizing Vista’s SP1 This came from the Internet. Here is the Link I copied it from. Thanks Ray! I have used the Microsoft way a few times and it has saved a ton of time! In working with many Windows XP computers over the past couple of years in my shop, I’ve run across a few systems with corrupted registry files. Most of the time, I will get an error similar to the following: Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SOFTWARE Other times I won’t get an error and the system will just reboot continuously without a blue screen error message. One thing is for certain in all of these problems: I can’t boot into safe mode to fix it!!!! It is cases like this when we want to manually roll back the registry. Basically, this restores your system’s registry files to a point where they might have actually been stable, or at least less destructive than they are now. This process is not the same as system restore, mainly because we’re only replacing the registry files, where system restore also replaces other system files. Continue reading Restore Windows XP registry if you can’t boot From MS Knowledge base 304449Start the System Restore tool at a command prompt
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