Hello the people,

I have a team (equipment) of basic window with 600 MHz processor. The operating system is Windows XP with 4 GB of RAM, 500 GB of my hard disk. I am using a video card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570.

So that it is short, this is a PC incorporated for gambling game ends (purposes). It is the error that I am receiving whenever I played a game;

(Game) was unable to initialize DirectX. Please ensure you have DirectX 8.1 or newer installed and that your display drivers are current. DirectX may be found on your (game) install CD under options.

Hi experts,

I have Windows XP Home running without problems for few months now. But lately, I have been receiving error 1816 with content Not enough quota is available to process this command. This usually appears when I run some application on my computer like Internet Explorer 7, Google Chrome, Windows Media Player 11, etc…

Most especially when you run an application ,then open another application instantly. This is my computer specifications;

Operating System: Windows XP Home Service Pack 2 64-Bit Ready

RAM: 1GB

Hard Disk Drive: 120GB

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.86GHz

Hi,

I used Autounpack for the first time. I clicked on "start" button and some of my files have disappeared. Can not find them. I am told that the files have been moved but no other indication.

We can recover files moved? How?

Thank you for your advice! I have an Acer Aspire M5910-407 Intel with win XP.

Hi folks,

Windows Installer keeps trying to load a program (Hp Camera software) which I don't have any more. No Disc, and the files cannot be found on my hard drive.( a .MSI file).

I went to add/remove programs and get the same message, every time I open a program or go online or if the computer is just sitting.  Windows installer pops-up, asking for the source disc or file. How can I stop this?

Thanks.

Hello,

Who can answer me?On a site, I downloaded a pub bar, and when I want to start it, I have an error message saying:

Error creating ActiveX controls.

I said, I walked about 10 minutes, then nothing. When I try to go back, I always this error message. I'm running IE8 with XP Home Edition. I have another bar pub, which has no problem.

Who wants to give me some advice to solve it? Thank you.

Hello everyone,

I need your help……

So, my problem is when I open windows on Windows XP or Internet sites or applications, after a while when I'm at work, I wander a message that says:

(The instruction at "0x1003fa55" uses memory address "0x08ab4aac." The memory could not be "read" So Click OK to terminate the program. Click Cancel to debug the program).

And all windows are closed. Please tell me, how to solve this problem, because it's starting to bother me much.

Thank you to all.

Hi,

I am not sure what happened to my computer. I don't know if this is a sort of a virus. When I typed cmd on run, nothing appears.

I opened the C:WINDOWSsystem32 and add cmd.exe to manually open it, I waited for few minutes for it to appear but it doesn't.

All I can see on the location of cmd is a space between two .dll registry files.

My system is running normally and has no signs of any virus, spyware or malware attack, but to make it sure, I run my Norton 360 and scanned the whole system, but found 0 infections.

I go back to the location of cmd from C, and notice the space between the 2 .dll files, thinking if I accidentally deleted the cmd on its location.

Whenever i try to install windows xp it shows blue screen middle of the copying file,what should i do?

Hi,

Whenever I make a boot up on my computer, I get stuck with a System Boot Error screen. Although I can still continue with my desktop, when I hit F1 key, this windows appears every time I started my system. This started after the lights go out. When I open my computer again, the same window is always present. I have ASUS P5VD2-MX and a PHOENIX Award BIOS.

I already hit the F2 key to enter setup for BIOS and set it to default, but it does not do anything on my system. I also ran memtest86 to check on my memory, but it found no error, same thing when I test my hard disk.  I've done a series of system restore, but it's still there. It just makes my computer to hang and freeze most of the time.

Hi all,

Yesterday, I was faced with a problem I have realized that I can’t troubleshoot myself. This happened to my IBM MACHINE desktop installed with windows XP professional service pack 2 where when i click on turn off in the start menu. I only got the turn off and restart options.

But the standby option is greyed i. e.

It cannot be selected.

I Checked whether it had enough free space on the hard drive but it was enough.

Still am been faced by the problem even now.

Please help.

Thanks.