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My sister used to work at Buck Knives. I don't know anything about knives but here's the link: http://www.buckknives.com/

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The iPod isn't even a phone, so I would go with the Droid.

I've always wondered how you can get poo on the back of the seat. I guess some people's anatomy is different.

This girl? http://ashley-lane.com/ Wow, I watch TNA each week. Didn't know she was from Ohio.

cs_office! :thumbup:

Maybe your scroll lock is on? Just a shot in the dark.

Sirius Lithium FTW.

I have the exact same processor. I've been wanting to upgrade to Core i7 but it's still too much for me.

You can almost see the effects of the recession in the poll results.

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Xbox 360 for me! I never liked the Playstation controllers.

Let me guess, is it an HP? Yeah, it probably has a restore partition. What sucks is that that partition will also restore the adware and crapware your PC came with, so there's no way you'll get a clean installation. That's one thing I like about Dell, they still provide you with the Windows disk.

"It's a great feeling doing business with John Hinderer Honda." Ha ha! Do they still play that one?

I'm always hot. 70-72 works for me.

Wouldn't it be come kind of "internet connection sharing"? I've done something like that before where I ran a ADSL modem into one laptop, and then broadcast the internet through the laptop's wifi card and had the other laptops in the house connect to it. If you do a search under Windows Help on "internet connection sharing", it should bring up a wizard that let's you do it.

Try these 2 commands: Manual steps to recover from Winsock2 corruption for Windows Vista users Winsock corruption can cause connectivity problems. To resolve this issue by using Network Diagnostics in Windows Vista, follow these steps: Click http://support.microsoft.com/library/images/support/kbgraphics/Public/EN-US/VistaStartButton.jpg and then click Network. Click Network and Sharing Center. In the Network and Sharing Center box, click Diagnose and Repair. Note You may also access the Network and Sharing Center in Control Panel. Reset Winsock for Windows Vista To reset Winsock for Windows Vista, follow these steps: Click http://support.microsoft.com/library/images/support/kbgraphics/Public/EN-US/VistaStartButton.jpg , type cmd in the Start Search box, right-click cmd.exe, click Run as administrator, and then press Continue. Type netsh winsock reset at the command prompt, and then press ENTER. Note If the command is typed incorrectly, you will receive an error message. Type the command again. When the command is completed successfully, a confirmation appears, followed by a new command prompt. Then, go to step 3. Type exit, and then press ENTER.

Ok, so it's my understanding that Malwarebytes has successfully removed Security Center but now you can't access any internet pages even though you are showing as connected. Next you need to fix your Winsock settings: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259 Are you running XP, Vista, or Windows 7?

Oh! The OP is asking for a flash drive with Windows XP installed and running off of it? The utility I posted only creates a flash drive from which you can install Windows XP, which isn't the same thing.

I heard spicy foods could be one cause. I attend a Hispanic church, and I know quite a few Mexicans who had their gall bladder removed at a young age.

Try this. http://wintoflash.com/home/en/ It saves you the time of having to do all the manual DOS commands. It worked for me putting Windows 7 32-bit on a flash drive. You'll need the original disc.

No, not really, and even it was possible, you can rest assured the malware is embedded in your Windows system files and it will be restored along with the rest of Windows. The Malwarebytes solution is the easiest way, the surefire 100% way would be to reformat the hard drive, which of course will erase everything. But you have to know what you are doing. Just an FYI...you keep saying "memory" when you mean to say "hard drive" or "disk space". Your memory gets wiped out every time you turn off your PC.

You were supposed to just rename it man. Can you go back to where you found it to see if it's back from where you deleted it? It really looks like you are just going to have to get the Malwarebyte's program on a flash drive from another PC and install it while the PC is in Safe Mode. Even still, I'm guessing the Security Center malware is not going to let you install it.

Hold down the Windows Key and press "R", this should bring up the Run command. Type "msconfig" without the quotes and press Enter. Click on the Startup tab. This shows you the list of processes your computer is kicking off when it starts. See if you can see the Security Center exe in there. It may not be named in an obvious manner, though. You can use the Location column to see exactly where it is and be able to rename it.

Isn't that the annoying kid from "The Day the Earth Stood Still"? I was so rooting for him to die.