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I am entirely confident that both my CD drives are operative. Regarding the age of my desktop it coud be that on this count the cmos battery requires replacing although the computer shows no other...

Joe,
Specifically I have tried booting with two Windows Repair CDs as indicated, also the original Windows 7 installation CD which has been checked to ensure it is undamaged

I have been experiencing problems with my Windows 7 installation recently. However all the remedies I have prepared in the past on CDs viz WindowsRrepair, System Images, boot filed etc against...

In a earlier installation of Windows 7 (dual booted with Windows XP) SP! was listed in Windows 7 Update and this was installed with, I would add, none of the difficulties that others have experienced...

Ted,
Many thanks for your various suggestions. I have installed the HW Monitor and all voltages and temperatures seem to be within permitted limits.
Concerning upgrading the Bios here I am rather...

Joe.
The issue does survive a reboot and as previously indicated it requires deletion of the driver files and then re-installation of the hardware with the attendant driver files to restore sound...

For ages I have been plagued wuth a sound problem which dates back to when initially puchasing my cuurrent desktop At that time Windows XP was installed but when subsequently following installing...

Many thanks for your comments and suggestions. Reference to Computer Properties confirms that SP1 is installed so I must conclude that the two negative references to SP1 in Update History are ...

Earlier this month I downloaded Windows 7 SP1 and installed it successfully
without apparently experiencing any of the difficulties that others have encountered
- at least so I thought !
Now...

Sorry about the delay in responding to the helpful suggestions. In the event the problem experienced was all due to a corrupt MBR which I was able to correct by extracting from the Windows 7...

Currently I am experiencing a seemingly intractable problem. On booting up the following screen message appears under the heading of Windows Boot Manager
" A chemge in either the software or...

Hi Richard,

Many thanks for your suggestion In fact all else did fail, that is to say having spent a considerable amount of time in fruitless endeavours to get back to the situation which...

Hi Roderunner,
I regret to say that I am completely ignorant regarding codecs but can say with some certainty that I have not
knowingly installed any.
My ignorance extends to the point of...

Currently I am experiencing a prolem with playing DVDs or any of theusic files on my hard drive. This is
despite the fact that there is no loss of any of the Windows sounds, such as opening or...

To all those who showed an interest in my original and subsequent posts offering advice and assistance my
thanks, in paticular for Ge rald's post of thre 29th September relating to rectifying a...

Gerald & Ted,
I am sorry I "fluffed" the concluding comments in my last post but having just read Ted's post I was

endeavouring, witout success, to add an after-thought. Ted's comments serve...

Hi Gerald,.

I have endeavoured to apply your suggestions but I regret to say with little success. First regarding chkdsk /f
(when run as an administrator) when applied the screen read " the...

Gerald,
Thank you for your very helpful reply. Please regard this as a holding reply pending endeavouring to implement your
suggestions.
First I had not appreciated that dual booting to...

It looks as if the problem I am experiencing is even more fundemental than I thought. Having spend some hours
trying to resolve (no backups worked) I decided to run the Windows setup file from...

Hi Gerald,

Before responding to the points you raise let me say, (which I should have made clear in my original post) that I

can save a rogram file to Downloads folder and it is ONLY when I...

Whenever I now go to instal a new program ( in C:\Program Files) I get a screen message indicating that there is insufficient disk space. H owever I know by reference to the individual drives...

By running one of the powercfg switches available I have ascertained that only two devices are actually causing my computer to wake, that is to say my mouse and keyboard which is just as I would...

Fred,
I have tried your suggestion, for which many thanks, but I am afraid in this instance it did'nt work

Joep & Jerry,

Many thanks for the responses which I'm working my wat through. Yes I can access powercfg /? which lists the
various switches available but as previously indicated for some...

More often than not none other than Internet Security program which in this instance i the current Kaspersky package. In an andeavour to throw some light on this matter I have tried accessing...