window vista problem help me out pleaseeeee?

Question

Window vista problem?
i have problem with my window vista, during work a blue screen comes and it shuts down every thing. i cant pay 100 euro to re fresh my window. is there any other way to re fresh my window. sedond thing i have once download some mp4 movies from internet but now when i tried to remove them they ask for authority when i give even than they dont remove. please help me out
is there any way to referesh my window without inserting window cd.???? people say refresh it from inside files..i dont know how....???

Answer 1

What`s the make and model of computer?



EDIT.

I see from your other questions that it`s an Acer.



For Acer you need to hold down the Alt key and start tapping F10 as soon as you switch on.



If you put the relevant info on at first, you wouldn`t need to keep asking the same question.

Answer 2

You need to log in as an Administrator to delete some files.



To 'refresh' (your words) your Windows, you might be better to use System Restore to go back in time to before you started getting the bluescreen.



Get into 'Safe Mode' by slowly tapping F8 as the computer restarts - (log-in as Administrator).



Start > Run > type RSTRUI.EXE > and OK or Enter.



Choose a Restore Point from the list - but make sure it's definitely BEFORE the blue screen started up.



Don't forget to allow the computer some time to do the Restoration as well. It can take a few minutes. It should eventually come up with a message saying whether the Restore was successful or not.



Oh yeah -



If it DOES work and you find Windows is running ok again, then go into System Restore again and switch it OFF, and then switch it back ON again.



Then immediately make a new manual Restore Point so you have something to fall back on.



Doing this will dump all the other restore points which may well still have the virus within them.



This ensures that if you use System Restore again in the near future you won't accidentally reinfect your machine again.



Check System Restore to make sure that you DO only have the restore point that you just made.







By the way, you can also remove individual Restore Points if necessary (except your most recent one - for safety) by using the free CCleaner via Tools > System Restore.



(If you open CCleaner by right-clicking and 'Run as Administrator' - in Vista)



http://www.piriform.com/





p.s.



If you 'refresh' your Windows by doing a complete reinstall, and if you have all your personal files on the 'C' drive/partition alone, then you will lose everything as the computer will reformat the whole drive as it installs a new copy of Windows.

That's why it's always a good idea to make a second partition and move your 'My Documents' folder to that. - which you can do by right-clicking to change its location.



p.p.s.



To delete those files you mentioned you may need to 'Take Ownership' of them first. This tool adds a line in your right-click menu so that you can do this more easily.



http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/add-take-ownership-to-explorer-right-click-menu-in-vista/



Ciao :-)

Answer 3

Sometimes the blue screen comes out only once and then not again for a second time. In this case, a simple restart is just what you need to resolve the blue screen crash.

On the other hand, if the problem is more regular, you may have to deal with other things.



2. Replace your random access memory (RAM)



RAM is a hardware that is permanently installed inside the computer's motherboard. It is a rectangular piece that holds the information. This is where the CPU gets the instructions. And once this equipment is not functioning normally, without doubt, the computer crash in the blue screen. And so, the replacement of the RAM can be a solution.



3. Run a registry cleaner google auslogics registry cleaner and auslogics disk defrag both free. 4. Add these for the best protection - Microsoft security essentials and malwarebytes / anti-malware . Both free .run them.

Answer 4

in case you have on no account put in a device on the USB ports, you may confirm they are enabled interior the device BIOS. If the USB ports are enabled, you will additionally might desire to confirm the device is enabled in device supervisor. For counsel gaining access to your BIOS and/ or making differences to the BIOS settings, verify your consumer's instruction manual. To enable the device in device supervisor, persist with the stairs under: get entry to the device supervisor by way of going to My computing device> administration Panel> overall performance and upkeep> Administrative kit> computing device administration then device supervisor. discover the Pen force and suitable-click on the device. choose the 'enable' option.

Answer 5

I hope for your sake it is not the blue screen of death!