Computer Help?

chrishartje

chrishartje

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About two weeks ago my computer just froze up. I would turn it in and it would freeze at the windows welcome screen. I thought I was going to have to get a new one. I hit f10 and did some sort of restore. And it seems to be working ok for now!

My question is I can not get any sound at all is there some sound program I can download? It also seems that I lost my itunes.... Which is really driving me nuts... I am hoping I can somehow get it back. I would hate to loose all of the music and money I spent downloading them!

It also looks like I don't have spell check here anymore..
I am a complete computer idiot!

Any help would be great!

Thanks....
 
chrishartje said:
About two weeks ago my computer just froze up. I would turn it in and it would freeze at the windows welcome screen. I thought I was going to have to get a new one. I hit f10 and did some sort of restore. And it seems to be working ok for now!

My question is I can not get any sound at all is there some sound program I can download? It also seems that I lost my itunes.... Which is really driving me nuts... I am hoping I can somehow get it back. I would hate to loose all of the music and money I spent downloading them!

It also looks like I don't have spell check here anymore..
I am a complete computer idiot!

Any help would be great!

Thanks....
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If you are running windows vista, the program from time to time will backup critical files, and program files, in case of a crash or loss of memory.

Push the windows key and E, and you should see a windows recovery folder double click on that and run the file in that folder, it should restore all settings that were saved on the date of the restore.
 
The reason I think this is because they are two totally different issues. 1 - sound could be driver OR HARDWARE but then you mentioned a word feature - software. That leads me to disk failure. When installing they may have been written to the same sectors of the hard drive.
 
PressureWashE said:
If you are running windows vista, the program from time to time will backup critical files, and program files, in case of a crash or loss of memory.

Push the windows key and E, and you should see a windows recovery folder double click on that and run the file in that folder, it should restore all settings that were saved on the date of the restore.
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Windows xp
 
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