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1.) What OS & Version (like XP Pro, XP Home, or Vista Home Premium) are you using?
2.) Are you an Administrator on the machine?
3.) I would first turn off "Simple File Sharing" by going to Control Panel/Folder Options.
4.) Go to the Properties of th…
Can someone help me. When i try to delete a folder in my C Drive it says Cannot delete .jagex_cache_32:access is denied. Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use.
try going to the bios and re-set to default.
how do i do that?
ok ill try
f2 or f10
try boot menu
lol
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- At 11:24am on September 3, 2009,
GrannyDiane said…
- Happy Birthday!!
- At 8:57am on September 3, 2009,
DogReader said…
- Happy Birthday!
- At 5:52am on July 2, 2009,
LADYTECH said…
- When u first boot the PC lets say either cold boot or restart. U know when ur gettn that menu that shows the ram, Ide's, CPu speed? it look like a dos window at the bottom u will see something like F2 menu or Delete for setup. SOmething like that. That will tell u which key/s your press to enter the bios. Lets say mine is delete, right? so the minute i turn on my pc that i see the info i start hitting the delete key. hit, hit, hit, hit, since u have to get it at the very nano second I normally just hit, hit, hit and then ur in the bios. u would do that with whatever key allows u to enter YOUR bios. All board are different. Some it's F2 some Delete... first find out what yours is and then do what i said.
When u get to the bios u will go to probably the last tab and say restore defaults i think there 2 restore to default options do both and save and exit. then go and check your setting in windows.
U can erase this once you've done the work. It might take up your whole page. lol. hope it works. tellme what happens ok.
LT
- At 7:41am on June 30, 2009,
DogReader said…
- Hey Alen - welcome to Geeks!
Catherine
- At 4:09am on June 30, 2009,
Pedro Remedios said… - Welcome to Geeks, Alen!
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- What kind of geek are you?
- Computer
- Why do you consider yourself a geek?
- I use the computer everyday and i know heaps of stuff.
- How did you find out about our Geek community?
- youtube
- What do you want to be when you grow up?
- Microsoft tech
- What makes you laugh?
- funny videos in youtube like nigahiga, mychonny etc
- What is the thing in life you treasure most?
- Computers
- What's the geekiest thing you've ever done?
- nothing
- What do you do to entertain yourself?
- Play computer
- Favorite music, movies, books, shows, artists, games, people, events, hobbies, etc.?
- computer
- What's your Web site / blog address?
- http://www.youtube.com/supaalen
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I cannot delete a folder
Can someone help me. When i try to delete a folder in my C Drive it says Cannot delete .jagex_cache_32:access is denied. Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use. My os is windows xp service pack3 all of the updates are installed and iam an admin
Posted on July 2, 2009 at 6:00pm — 1 Comment
Help! I changed my computer settings to "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC and it changed my dualcore processor to onecore
This is how i changed it i right clicked my computer and clicked on manage. I went to device manager and click + on computer and it use to say Multiprocessor and i changed it to Advanced Configuration And Power Interface and it changed my computers processor to one core. Can someone help me how to change it back because i cant change it back i have tried roll back and it couldn't find a roll back file. My computer is a Pentium dual core processor 2gm ram windows xp service pack 3 the hard drive… Continue
Posted on June 30, 2009 at 4:00am — 7 Comments
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