you boneheads
boneheads? Thats what we get called for trying to help? I wonder what you should call your wife for making the topic in the first place? Did you try the system restore before you resorted to name calling?
meat head.
This topic was great it gave me a lot of junk to laugh at thanks.
You want laughs? I have a 12 pack and a dime bag and no work Tuesday. (unless User666 comes by), meet me, and my 2 other trolls in that hole they call the troll forum in 5 minutes,
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1182557425362
Best Buy has some sales.
I wonder if it will float like?
Status please...did y'all fix the puter???
did y'all throw the puter in the toilet???
did the puter float???
Inquiring minds want to know!!!
I haven't worked on it yet, I am on my laptop. I will give Sunshine's advice a try tomorrow.
still broken.......
steal Sequ's laptop away from him and chat with us...
Definitely do a system restore like whottt. and Nbadan said.
Gezz....Just go to the e-mail icon in the control panel and delete the name of the pop-server in the settings already..........delete the erroneous e-mail in your outbox..and then retype your pop-server name in the settings again........so simple even a short spooler can do it.....
Download SpeedUpMyPc it lets you kill any program running or at startup, end of story.
I found this in an article I was reading I thought it might be helpful for the future if you ever have large file to send anyone. Good Luck.
Move Big Files Across the Internet
It's considered rude--and rightly so--to e-mail someone a file larger than a few megabytes without permission. And you may not be able to anyway, since many ISPs place a cap on message size (often 10MB or less). So what are you to do if you need to send an 18MB, an 80MB, or even an 800MB file to someone? Online services make the task much easier and more elegant than burning a DVD and dropping it in the mail. You have lots of options, and more new services pop up every day. MediaFire.com is my favorite, and it's one of the best on the market now. The free service requires no registration, and it allows unlimited maximum file size, unlimited downloads, and multiple simultaneous downloads. It's just about perfect!
The other services below, however, also have certain unique features that may make them more suitable for you.
Files-upload.com : Handles 300MB files through a Web-based interface without registration; files expire after 45 days. Register, and you get your own FTP subdomain (yourname.files-upload.com) that's accessible with a standard FTP client. It has a 1GB file-size limit.
[IMG]GigaSize.com[/IMG] GigaSize.com : Has a 1.5GB file-size limit and stores files for 90 days. A $4 monthly fee gets you a 2.5GB size limit.
Pando.com: Has a 1GB file-size limit, but offers a peer-to-peer plug-in for various e-mail, Web mail, and instant messenger clients, so you don't have to go to the Web site to transfer files.
Xdrive.com : Gives you 5GB of free storage space, accessible through the Web or a Windows Explorer plug-in that also allows for sharing with others.
Whatever you do...don't buy that. Acer was when my little sister bought one from Wal-Mart about two weeks ago..she went through two before breaking down and exchanging/buying a Compaq.
I hope y'all figure it out. Have a slow/ ed up computer is the biggest load of crap...ever.
that's not the problem..
I wasn't sure who you were talking to. Me or AshBeigh? If it was me then that's why my post said...
I was simply offering a suggestion to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. I didn't have an answer as to how to fix the damage that was done this time. I was just trying to help a little.
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