Re: Windows xp screen freezing...randomly

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Did you read where I said 'you cannot get protection for free'?
"Gerry" <gerry@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Unknown

Read what?


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Unknown wrote:
Did you read that?
"Gerry" <gerry@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Unknown

Are you saying you cannot get protection for free? If yes stop
spreading misinformation!

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Unknown wrote:
It seems a great deal of fear of viruses has been developed in users
of computers. That leads to parting
of ones money for false protection.
"status1" <status1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Are you guys working for an anti virus software company ?
It seems like you are pushing hard to get me to load up on anti
virus software

I already found the solution and you are keep pushing the anti
virus software
I guess you don't like to give anyone credit it if someone finds
their own
solution that is not virus related

Perhaps someone else can verify this
1 Unplug the keyboard and boot into windows xp
2 After it finished booting plug in the keyboard
3 Check to see if you can type anything on the keyboard

If you can than it's just on my computer
If you can't than perhaps I discovered another windows xp bug

Note this happens only on xp I tried it on windows 98 and it still
works after booting without the keyboard
If you boot with the keyboard and unplug it after it finished
booting then unplugging and re plugging the keyboard has no effect
on windows xp This happens only on windows xp and only if you boot
without the
keyboard and plug it in after it finished booting


"Gerry" wrote:

status1

I suggest you install and run an anti-virus programme.
http://free.avg.com/


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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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status1 wrote:
Gerry,
I always take an advise when I think it's relevant to my problem
When you told me that I need more memory to make the computer run
faster I did take your advice and ordered more memory
For this particular problem however your advice would not have
helped I did download spybot today and ran a scan and it did not
find anything except the windows security software and it sensed
that it was turned off which was true

I am not moulding my problem to fit the situation I was reading
about That may be an obscure situation and I am sure it's very
rare since most people have only one computer and are not
flipping back and forth between 2 computer
I just happen to have the exact same problem and as I said this
is not something
I believe it's happening. This is exactly what is happening
since I was able to verify it

"Gerry" wrote:

status1

Why bother asking for advice if you have no intention of taking
it. You have read about an obscure situation and are moulding to
fit your own situation. There is a saying "Manage the simple
problems well and the complicated ones take care of themselves."
That could be a lesson you still have to learn!

Installing security is an elementary first step all users need
to take when they acquire a computer. Malware is not only
transferred by connecting to the internet, although that is
predominant way today. Before the internet was in common use
malware was transferred by an infected floppy disk. People use
to virus check floppy disks before use.


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