Recent content by denbigh97

Thanks for the replies Trevatwork and linney. I found out that it was Norton Antivirus that was accessing the floppy during shut down. Problem solved! Thanks for that link linney!!

My harddrive recently crashed, and I installed a fresh copy of Windows XP Home. I updated to SP2. However I noticed that whenever Windows shuts down, the floppy drive goes crazy. I have no idea what it's trying to find. Could someone please shed some light on this issue? Thanks!

Installed Smart Protector trial version, and that fixed it. It seems to have deleted all of my temporary internet files and index.dats. That allowed IE to make a new, clean index.dat. Thanks for the replies!

I'm using Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition 7.60.926

Just tried both, still no luck.

I just tried that, it did not work.

When I click on the history button in my Internet Explorer 6, the history pane that comes up on the left side is blank. It shows "Today", View, and Search. However if I click on the Today, it doesn't expand. So essentially, nothing is being kept there. However, IE does keep a cache of all...

I was able to fix this problem. There seems to be a glitch in IE where it doesn't know where to write the temporary files. I had to go to Tools->Internet Options->Settings->Move Folder, and pick any folder, then apply it, and then change it back to the usual ../local settings/temporary...

Hi, I am having trouble viewing the source code of any webpage that I come across. Whenever I right click on the page and view->source, nothing happens. However if I were to run an HTML (or any other file) from my harddrive drive, and then right click, view->source, and notepad opens and shows...

Turns out that it was Tracks Eraser Pro that turn off my autocomplete. Thanks for the help guys!

Hi, I have always used Ctrl+Enter to complete the URL that I type into the address bar of Internet Explorer 6. All of a sudden, it's not working anymore. I've recently upgraded to Windows Media player 10 and installed Tracks Eraser Pro 5.1. I'm not sure if those 2 had anything to do with...

I believe it started the beep after I installed a Logitech Quickcam. If I stop all Logitech related tasks in the Task Manager, then the beep goes away when I turn off the computer. There are no conflicts within my device manager.

The beep that I was getting is the kind when you get a popup error dialogue box.

I looked at the Event Viewer. Seems like it's MrxSmb that's been causing the beeping. How do I fix it?

Lately, when I do shutdown on my Windows XP Home machine, the computer makes a beeping noise. It does it when the screen turns to baby blue and says Windows is saving your settings. The computer turns off fine, and boots up fine too. I'm just trying to find out what's causing this beep...