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Thanks. :-) Most likely it was the screws. I have a hard time believing it was too hot, it should at least have booted when being cold from beenimg off for a while.

Okay, solved the problem! Solution. Removed heatsink and fan. Cleaned off old cooling paste. Applied Arctic Silver 5 according to instructions (didn't do such a proper cleaning as they recommended, didn't have access to all chemicals). Tightened all the motherboard screws, they were a little...

Thanks for the advice! I cleaned the heatsink with the vacuum cleaner, dusty as it was. No beeps whatsoever, that's why I'd figured it was some sort of power problem. I checked the connections as much as I could, and there didn't seemed to be anything wrong with them. Also, I had the fan...

A7V600 don't power up after CPU-fan remount [SOLVED] {Hi, Today I thought I'd clean my CPU-fan which had gotten really clogged up with dust. After remounting it, the computer does not power up. This is what I did. First I unmounted it and removed the fan from the heatsink and then...

Will do, House Call or whatever didn't work in Opera so I'm going to download another virus program...

Removed the service scvhost.exe (note scv, not svc :) ) It not started now, and before it took about 60-70 percent of the CPU time but now nothing is eating CPU when idle.

Perhaps "Configuration Loader - svchost.exe"?

Yeah right... good boys. Uh-huh. :D

Thanks, it seems to work now! Btw, I was going to add a "Open with Scintilla" to all files. I figured out that creating HKCR\*\Shell\Open with Scintilla\ gave me the option in the right-click menu, but how is the command for running an app?

Off topic, but aren't cracked exe's availiable for download on GameCopyWorld not their property?

When starting the registry editor in Windows XP (with both regedit.exe and regedt32.exe) it auto-closes itself after about 5-10 seconds. Even if I just leave it on it closes. What is M$ big problem? And do you know how to fix this? Then please help me, thank you.

"in the 'My Documents' folder" :D I browsed into the registry and found out how it worked, just delete the path and the folder won't haunt you anymore! Anyway, thanks for your help!

So if I apply your settings, I can still have the "My Documents" folder (which I use) and no created folders inside?

What exactly will this do? It won't delete my Documents folder, will it? :)

Thanks, how about the "My Ebooks" folder then?

There wasn't any "My Ebooks" folder in any profile.

Thanks, although "My Ebooks" still appear.

Pardon me, but I mean in the "My Documents" folder...

Is there any way to prevent folders of type "My [Insert bull**** here]" to be created? I hate them. Thanks in advance.

Depends what program you want to open/use the file in. It might work to fool them by renaming the file to .iso ...