My Microsoft Windows 7 operating system prompted me to update my windows operating system to Microsoft Windows 7 Service Pack 1. I agreed with the prompt, it then takes time to wait until the update was successfully downloaded from Microsoft web site then asked me to restart the computer. I restarted the computer; after restarting and booting my Windows desktop an error message is displayed. See image for more details.

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Hi,

I have a serious problem of my Windows XP.

Recently I download a software.

When I click to run it, then I see that it came a large dialog box in front of me.

So I cannot setup it. Because the NEXT option I cannot find.

Because the dialog box is too large. 

But I try to ENTER press many times for setup.

But I failed.

So please tell me how can I avoid my software dialog box?

I found a serious problem on my computer. I cannot open any icons under control panel like Windows update, parental controls or user account. I am getting the message that the page failed to load. I’ve made no changes to my computer, just installing updates from Windows.

My old computer crashed because of a program that my brother installed. I tried to correct the problem by setting the computer to factory settings using a recovery disk. The computer is starting back but cannot connect to the internet using a dial-up connection.

Netscape support suggested that I update the modem driver and check for conflicts with other devices. Netscape support walked me through the steps to check the device manager, but it is not loading. The problem is that the device manager is blank. I restarted the computer multiple times with no luck. Does this means my computer is corrupted?

Other programs still runs okay. I have Windows XP.

My friend's laptop which has a built in wireless card is unable to connect to my router. I gave him the wireless password but he can't seem to find the program where in he'll see the wireless networks detected.

The wireless icon on his laptop that looks like a computer monitor found at the bottom right hand corner doesn't seemed to be active. As soon as the laptop is restarted, the screen below appears. Is there a way to disable it and use the windows wireless program instead?

When I try to Send/Receive mail I get an error code: "Task 'Microsoft Exchange Server – Sending and Receiving' reported error (0x8004011D): The server is not available.

Contact your administrator if this condition persists. Everything worked fine in the last days.

There were no changes in internet configuration or outlook settings.

The emails are very important for me and I need to check them every hour.

We are in a business with several units of computers; We are using Windows 7. I’m having a problem with customers who don’t obey my rules before inserting their sticks on USB ports; some of them too, are copying program files and games. How can I block USB sticks to protect my unit and prevent my files from being copied?

I am having a problem with my Windows Vista computer.

When I try  to restart  my computer after installing an update from Windows, I am  getting the message that

Other people are logged on to this computer.  Shutting down Windows might cause them to lose data. 

Do you want to continue shutting down?. 

I am having a terrible time with my computer. My computer got recently infected by a nasty spyware. I was able to fix it by installing and running Malwarebytes. I am now having a different problem. When I try to open icons on my Desktop and under All Programs, the programs always try to open within AOL. I am getting the message that says:

AOL

“The file may not be supported by AOL, AOL will try to open it as a text file if you choose to continue”.

Hi All,

System rebooting Can't read the error message? Any help is useful.

Thanks.