Tim Underwood
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- Oct 27, 2006
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Hi.
Couple of problems:
Whenever I log on to my PC, it displays a message saying that one of the registry entries was missing and had to be recovered from a previous version. I don't understand what this means and how to sort the problem out.
Also sometimes when I log onto my PC sometimes the theme has changed from Windows XP to windows classic (although in the display properties simply shows as Windows XP (modified) and i cannot change this to Windows XP theme.
Then the other day when i logged on, i went into outlook 2003 (where i had everything set up) and the mail accounts had all dissappeared. . . I don't know why. . . yet my mail remained in the folders i had previously put them in.
Is there any way to sort these problems out? Are they all related? I don't understand it! Help!
Also i get a message sometimes saying something like "memory at reference ........... could not be.........
what does this mean? How can i fix it?
Please help me! I'm not sure what to do!
Regards
Tim
Couple of problems:
Whenever I log on to my PC, it displays a message saying that one of the registry entries was missing and had to be recovered from a previous version. I don't understand what this means and how to sort the problem out.
Also sometimes when I log onto my PC sometimes the theme has changed from Windows XP to windows classic (although in the display properties simply shows as Windows XP (modified) and i cannot change this to Windows XP theme.
Then the other day when i logged on, i went into outlook 2003 (where i had everything set up) and the mail accounts had all dissappeared. . . I don't know why. . . yet my mail remained in the folders i had previously put them in.
Is there any way to sort these problems out? Are they all related? I don't understand it! Help!
Also i get a message sometimes saying something like "memory at reference ........... could not be.........
what does this mean? How can i fix it?
Please help me! I'm not sure what to do!
Regards
Tim