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Retlaw · 30-12-2008, 19:05

Hope you get your computer fixed soon, please let us know, in simplistic terms what was wrong.

So do I, its been at it slowly getting worse, this past fortnight, did 3 non destuctive restores before it dawned, that Roxio was acting up, it was always the last prog I reinstalled, tested every program as I reinstalled, there was a line of code in registry starting with {4D36E965-11, that had a fault in it, then had to do another restore, & it started to get really daft, I dont think restores really do fully restore, I think theres sumat in the registry I don't fully understand. System Suite has checked the Drive and every thing else, says theres nowt wrong.

If no one comes up with a solution, soon I'm going to do a restore from the CD roms I made when I got it.
All my History & Military stuff is backed up every day to a 20gig portable hard drive.
Retlaw.

30-12-2008, 19:05	#8
Retlaw I am Banned Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington. Posts: 4,627 Liked: 601 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Computer Boot up Hope you get your computer fixed soon, please let us know, in simplistic terms what was wrong. So do I, its been at it slowly getting worse, this past fortnight, did 3 non destuctive restores before it dawned, that Roxio was acting up, it was always the last prog I reinstalled, tested every program as I reinstalled, there was a line of code in registry starting with {4D36E965-11, that had a fault in it, then had to do another restore, & it started to get really daft, I dont think restores really do fully restore, I think theres sumat in the registry I don't fully understand. System Suite has checked the Drive and every thing else, says theres nowt wrong. If no one comes up with a solution, soon I'm going to do a restore from the CD roms I made when I got it. All my History & Military stuff is backed up every day to a 20gig portable hard drive. Retlaw.