I am attempting to correct a problem on my mothers
computer. Every time she boots up after her password
login she receives a rundll error message
C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\bridge.dll cannot be

system restore will not undo last restoration or restore
to earlier restoration points

Everytime I start the computer this message appears after
I go to the desktop. If I decide  not to send error
report it doe something to the desktop and im only left
with a few program icons at the bottom right of my page.

When I turn on the computer error messages appear and they
don't go away.  Example:  "DrWatson Postmortem Debugger has
encountered a problem..."  or  "WMI has encountered a
problem..."  I click send error message, then click close

Having a number of problems and deciding to start over.  
Pulled all the files I want to keep.  How do I run the
QuickRestore CD.  I load in the drive and get
file "Restore.PQI" that doesn't find program to start

I'm having major problems with my XP system as a result - I think - of 4 failed attempts to install an Audigy soundcard. My system will only fully load XP to my desktop IF I run "chkdsk c: /F". Otherwise, it boots to the WinXP progress bar with the colored flag logo and then ...

I have a Dell Inspiron 8200,How do I do a full system
recovery?

I was forced to use a "RECOVERY DISK" to re=install my
Windows XP. I can NOT get works or Microsoft
WORD....which were both on when I got my original Windows
with the computer.

SINCE I INSTALLED THE WINDOWS XP UPDATE, I NO LONGER HAVE
ANY SOUND ON MY COMPUTER.  HELP!

What are temporary internet fils and can I delete them
from my computer without causing any damage?  My anti-
virus detects a virus there every day.

Whenever I check on help/support I get the error message "helpctr.exe is not a valid win32 application."
Also, when I go to standby and come out of it, my disk drive sounde weird, which it never does on booting or out of hibernate.
Thanks for your help

Recently upgraded to Windows XP Professional. My computer
now just shuts down unexpectedly / spontaneously and
randomly, then restarts. I formatted the hard disk, and
clean installed XP, but the problem persists. All drivers

I have a two computer network that I just set up. From my Win98 computer I
can see my XP computer drives when I select My Network Places but I cannot
see the
Win98 computer drives when I do the same from the XP computer. They are

I've only had my computer 6 wks.  Everything has worked fine until this week.  When I turn my computer on, instead of it booting up to my desktop, it now comes up with a blue screen which has Systems 32 at the top.  In the middle, it says Hidden Files.  I can click this off and ...

how do I tell if I am logged on as the administrator? I'm
the only one that uses my computer. I can't get the
default setting to stay on microsoft they change back to
custom everytime i hit ok and close the window. Thanks