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Posted by takwhori on 08-01-2008 11:56 PM:

Fuckin stupic PC

Everytime i go to access My Computer it searches for ages then works ok.

If i start up any program it work fine, it's just this My Computer thing.


I've defragged HDs and nothing unusual shows up in Task Manager or Everest e.g temp etc.

Meanwhile the little fuckin torch keeps moving from side to side.


Posted by Vampire on 08-02-2008 01:46 AM:

Check to make sure you haven't got any redundant drive mappings or virtual drives mapped to a non-existant image. It could be your PC trying to find the missing network connection or missing image file and eventually timing out.


Posted by takwhori on 08-02-2008 02:14 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Vampire
Check to make sure you haven't got any redundant drive mappings or virtual drives mapped to a non-existant image. It could be your PC trying to find the missing network connection or missing image file and eventually timing out.


What!!!!

Redunant drive mapping? What the fuck is that?

virtual drives mapped to a non-existant image? What the fuck does that mean? is it contagious?

Bottom line is it's old fucked up P.c.
I had this one years ago put new bits in then new bits fucked up so i put old ones back in and they have fucked up

I'm buying a new p.c that has none of this redundant drive mapping shit.


Thanks for help anyway


Posted by takwhori on 08-02-2008 11:50 AM:

It was something to do with an image.

I found this http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=819017

Seems to have done the trick.

I have sobered up and apologized unreservedly to my P.C.


Posted by ntscuser on 08-03-2008 02:10 AM:

Use this flowchart to resolve future problems:


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