Is anyone elses youtube erroring?
Q. It's saying service errors every time I click on a video. The funny thing is ... it says "Google error" lmfao...
Asked by Rebecca S - Sat May 16 14:11:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm getting that too. I think it's only temporary cause it was working perfectly 2 hours ago.
Answered by Andy - Sat May 16 14:18:22 2009

We reformatted our C drive due to multiple errors, now the other partition is erroring. Help please?
Q. We were using Maxblast when we created the partition to get the most use out of the 200GB hard drive we had. When Windows started having serious errors and nothing else fixed it, we opted for a reformat and moved all essentials to the partition, which is no longer accessible. What, if anything, can we do to get all of this information back? Yes, I moved everything to the "E" partition and told it only to format C. The other partition is still there, but it's only showing up as "raw". This is Windows XP, by the way, not Vista. I should've mentioned that sooner. Sorry. We got it! It reassigned drive letters and when we made it assign them back to the way we had them before, it was accessible again. Thank you for your help!
Asked by abbignome - Tue Oct 7 19:49:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Need additional info: you moved all essentials to another partition using-what? C/P? Our standard procedure is to make Ghost image to another drive, wipe clean complete HDD, and install fresh Wins. Then using Ghost Explorer (Norton's version of Wins Explorer but for Ghost images) you restore what U want. Alternately, you can try using Wins PE bootable disc in order to access your files on another partition. I would use data recovery progs as last resource.
Answered by contact_ned - Tue Oct 7 20:14:10 2008

how to properly download adobe?
Q. hi, i just bought a new laptop and i'm trying to download adobe reader, but my computer insists on erroring every time its about to download. i'm using windows vista, does anyone have a clue?
Asked by lillia803 - Sat Oct 11 08:23:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Adobe is so annoying...its a program to allow Apple (Mac) users to write to the web. Unfortunately us windows users have to download programs to view the files. If Vista ever gives you a hard time "saying you need administrative rights" to do a download or make changes (Even tho you are the system administrator) then do the following... Go to START...Control panel...Users accounts...and turn off the UAC (User Accounts Control)...windows will want to reboot...make any changes you need...then go turn the UAC back on...system will want to reboot again. Cheers
Answered by Wyatt Earp - Sat Oct 11 21:06:28 2008