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Go to device manager, uninstall the driver. Re-boot, install the device and it should reload the driver.

Hi! I got a problem with my computer and i badly need help. Computer shuts down without any warning. Before, it shuts down when opening a game then it even worsen to just browsing. I tried scanning my pc with ESET and Avira to see if it is caused by virus. However, in the middle of scanning, pc either freezes or shuts down. I tried scanning it with threatfire as well as ad-aware but same thing ...

Quote: Originally Posted by truble This crash occurred prior to the latest download. Any past experience or knowledge about PCTCore.sys that could help me? If I read this correctly this crash occurred prior to upgrading to version 7 of Spyware Doctor. If so then I assume that you are not getting the BSOD now. Is ...

Go to control panel, add remove programs, Microsoft Office, Change, repair. See if that fixes it. You may also want to run scanpst (do a search for the exe) to validate the pst files. You may also want to go the command prompt and run chkdsk /x /f /r to make sure you do not have hd errors.

You should have read the instructions first: Begin The HP Recovery Process The first thing you should do is backup any important data, such as pictures, music files, favorites, and anything important that you've saved since purchasing the computer. All new data will be lost and the system will be returned to factory condition. Next, you'll want to unplug any external devices, such ...

First off, for what you are doing you should have a good disk imaging program like Macrium free so you can recover from these sorts of things. Since the horse is out of the barn, a couple of things to try, in order. Read the instructions very carefully before you act. Fixmbr http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=t rue Fixboot http://www.microsoft.com/resources...

Not a lot of information here. But to start, click start, control panel, administrative tools, event logs check both System and Application for warnings and errors see if you can determine what is going wong.

Do you have an image backup? Do you have a data backup? Probably not. Boot from the windows CD to the revovery console and run chkdsk to see if you have any hard disk errors. Then boot from the Windows cd and run the repair option. It will reload Windows. It iwll preserve your data, but you willl have to go re-do all the Windows Updates.

Hmm...I have Chrome installed and pressing Ctrl doesn't cause this to happen. Try running a scan with Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware (update its definitions first) just to see if it finds anything. And why are you using IE instead of Firefox? Seriously, FF is more secure than IE and it should be set as your system's default browser. Chrome also is more secure, but I personally don't like it. I guess ...

Try booting into safe mode. (press F8 at boot till you get the option) If you can get there go to start, run, regedit go to HLLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager change the BootExecute to be: autocheck autochk *