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MartinBradley wrote:Go to Start > Run and type, “Services.msc” without the quotes. Scroll down until you find “System Restore Service”, it’s status should say “Started”, and its startup type should be “Automatic”.
If not, double click on it, change it’s startup type to automatic, then restart your PC, trying the restore again.
Everything was set normally and it didn’t work..Whats wrong?
MartinBradley wrote:Hey,Can you give us a bit more information please, it’ll help us to better diagnose the problem. Firstly, i’m assuming you mean System Restore?
How far back are you trying to restore to? Have you tried restoring to a more recent date, and which Operating System are you using? Do you have any Service Packs installed?
Thanks 🙂
I am restoring to yesterday. Windows XP Home Edition. SP 2
Hope that helps you help me..Thanks
Rusty wrote:It doesn’t work for another person I know they asked me if I knew of any other idlers because that they can’t get it to work.Does DeadAIM 4.5’s idle thing work?
David wrote:Are you logged in with an account with administrative privileges?No..Its my little brothers so it says Child or Teenager..
Someguy03 wrote:This is from Symantec (http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/nip.nsf/429934053165308488256d8e0076af48/18f42370eefbccac88256e06005e17c4?OpenDocument&prod=Norton%20Internet%20Security&ver=2004%20for%20Windows%2098/Me/2000/XP&src=sg&pcode=nis&svy=&csm=no)[font=ARIAL,MS SANS SERIF,UNIVERS,HELVETICA]Situation:[/font]
After installing Norton Internet Security, you would like to reset the password that you assigned for the Options menu.[font=ARIAL,MS SANS SERIF,UNIVERS,HELVETICA]Solution:[/font]
Norton Internet Security includes the capability to reset your Options password using Windows Add/Remove Programs menu.To reset your password
- Exit all programs.
- Do one of the following:
- In Windows 98/2000, on the Windows taskbar, click Start > Settings > Control Panel, and then double-click Add/Remove Programs.
- In Windows Me, on the Windows taskbar, click Start > Settings > Control Panel, and then double-click Add/Remove Programs.
If you do not see the Add/Remove Programs icon, first click …view all Control Panel options.) - In Windows XP, on the Windows taskbar, click Start > Control Panel, and then double-click Add or Remove Programs.
If you do not see the Add/Remove Programs icon, then in the left pane, click Switch to Classic View.
- Click the entry for your version of Norton Internet Security.
You may need to use the scroll bar to view the entire list.
- Depending on your version of Windows, click Add/Remove, Change/Remove, or Change.
- Click Reset Password.
- Write down the key listed in the first “Reset Password Key” field.
- In the second “Reset Password Key” field, type the key that you wrote down in the previous step.
This key is randomly generated, and will change every time you attempt to reset your password for the Norton Internet Security Options menu.
- Choose a new password, and type it into the “New password” and “Confirm new password” fields.
- Click OK to confirm the password change.
It says that I need to be logged on as supervisor..but thats the problem..I cant log in because I forgot the password..:(
Clobbex wrote:See if this helps.Go to your AIM Preferences > Sign On/Off > Connection > Auto Configure… > OK > OK > OK > OK.
That will check to see which ports AIM can connect by. I think.
It says it cant connect to the server…only 5.9.3702 connects to the server..I have Norton..Is that it?
Clobbex wrote:Yes, it is the same problem. Your AIM installation is probally C:Program FilesAIM and so is your brothers.Try getting a new installer and installing it on a different directory. See if that helps.
I made him move his stuff to his laptop…but I still have the same problem…I reinstalled and everything..
Clobbex wrote:Did your brother’s addon replace some AIM files? That’s probally why.Well that was on his account..I dont think thats the problem…
arub wrote:rusty, mod it yourself, and stop demanding others files, you ****ing faggot.Keep it clean..
sprite wrote:help somebody stole my aim sn and pw. the person even had a conversation with me and i feel very uneasy about this cause the hacker could say nasty things to people on my buddy list.is there any way for me to retrieve my pw? what number do i call for help? do i just call the police.
help!
wtf? police..no cant do anything..
StarzGurl8o8 wrote:I started to make some new AimRes.dll files. They change your away msg pad and sign on/off pictures on your buddy list. I uploaded them online if anyone wants them. Sat im taking an sat II so I don’t have a lot of time, but I’ll add some more later.Heres the website:
http://www.kevhosting.com/~aimresd/html/downloads.html
I also have a question about these. I have a PC…do these work for macs too or should i put a note on my website saying PC only??
Its great but there are a lot of bugs..for example the buttons…no pictures just rectangles..and instead of sn’s buddy list at the top it says ‘s buddy list..no sn..
Good job though..keep up the great work…ridv34 wrote:It’s most likely
1) A destructive installer that was being passed around before to trick people who wanted this software pirated.
2) A virus
3) An very early versionIn any case I can’t believe some people won’t pay 5$ for a year for something they are going to use everyday.
I got middle man off of bearshare because it said i needed some file…idlemon.dll i think…not messenger mate…
Rusty wrote:I have the Norton 2005 and it doesn’t mess it up GoodAIM works fine on it.It doesnt seem to work for me..How did you do it?
