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If your connection is working fine, you probably have both a Wired and Wireless NIC. It's only showing an X because 1 of those 2 aren't working. At least this is what makes sense to me especially if you're able to get online. It doesn't mean it's broken per say, …
Your petition is pointless. Not to be rude, but Microsoft is not going to hang around old technology just because people are too ignorant to learn the new and accept change. If we sit on old technology, regardless of the pros/cons we are setting ourselves up for slower advancement. Now, …
Are you on a network or local machine. This is a policy you can inforce to keep people from accessing it. If you didn't put it on there yourself then it was put on there by an administrator OR it's very possible a type of virus/malware did this. You will …
I've always seen this be a bad RAM problem. You can try and swap your sticks (reseat etc.) but more then likely one of the sticks is going bad and you need a replacement.
In a nutshell, it sounds like you are in desperate need of some serious defragging or a complete reinstall depending on the severity. It could be possible to fix it without a full reinstall. Check this link and I think it will get you back up and running! [URL="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320397"]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320397[/URL]
Generally this is spyware related (if you're not on a network with policy's etc.) To fix it you can try getting into safemode with networking (in case you need to get a spyware scanner). Also you may try and get HijackThis. It is a very good tool for seeing what …
Uninstall McAfee and redownload the latest version and reinstall it. (you'll have to have your product key I'm sure). Make sure you have all the latest updates also.
Easy fix is a reinstall of windows but you may be able to fix it by clearing out any TSR's out of MSConfig (type msconfig at start->run, then go to startup tab). If that doesn't fix it, come back and post your system make/model and OS Version (including service packs).
Hold down the right alt and ctrl keys and then while holding them down press the up/down/left/right cursors to change the direction of the screen.
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