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Today I am going to show you how to enable the administrator account on Windows Vista. If you are receiving a message on Windows Vista stating that you do not have enough priviliges, then this fix is for you. The Windows Vista administrator account is disabled by default. You can try enabling the administrator account on Windows Vista pretty quickly.Enable the Administrator Account on Windows Vista1. Open the command prompt with Administrative privileges by opening the "Start" Menu, and typing cmd in the search box then press "Ctrl+Shift+Enter" or click the "Start" orb, go to "All Programs", then "Accessories", and right-click "Command Prompt" and select Run as administrator.2. Type the following in the command prompt and press Enter:net user administrator /active:yes3. Restart your computer and logon as Administrator.You might want to set a password for the administrator account for at ...

Today, I will be showing you potential solutions to the Microsoft Windows "hal dll is missing or corrupt" error message. Make sure that the boot order in the BIOS is correct meaning that for now make sure not to include any slave hard drive(s) in the BIOS. Only your hard drive that is getting the hal error should be enabled and listed in the BIOS.If that's not the solution can you try the following:1. Start your computer by using your Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7 CD-ROM. Press any key to boot from the CD. 2. After the setup files are finished loading press R to repair using Recovery Console. 3. When you are in the recovery console, select the installation to log on to (usually number 1), and then press ENTER. 4. Login to the Administrator account by typing the password ...

If your having problems with Windows system recovery try out the following tips. They were useful on a Windows XP computer, but certainly can be tried out on Windows Vista and 7 machines.You can try booting into windows safe mode by hitting the F8 key after the BIOS screen flashes and before windows tries to boot. In the windows safe mode menu select "Start Windows with Last Known Configuration".If that doesn't resolve the issue try booting into safe mode again only this time select "Safe Mode with Command Prompt". Once in safe mode a black window with a command prompt will open up and type "fsutil dirty set c:" without the quotes. Reboot the computer and allow chkdsk to run completely.Another option is to perform a repair installation of windows xp. You shouldn't lose any data, however some of your ...

Can not connect to the Internet because your missing your Windows PCI bridge controller? You can go into "Control Panel" and then "Device Manager". Right click on the PCI bridge controller and delete it.Click on the refresh hardware list icon in Device Manager. Windows will find the PCI bridge again. You might be asked for installation media. If you have a restore CD or a Windows XP CD place that into your CD-ROM drive before you reinstall the PCI bridge. It should copy the needed driver off the CD.Another option, is to perform a system restore back to before the issue occurred. Go to "Control Panel", then select "System", and then choose "Restore".The following fix worked on an Emachines T6426 running Windows XP.There's no reason for you to struggle with your computer problems. If you're ready for a quick computer ...

Fixes for no sound from Windows integrated sound devices. You may receive "code 22" or "this device cannot start code 10", with your Windows sound devices.Go to "Start" then go to "Control Panel". In control panel go to "System" then select "Hardware" tab. In Hardware tab select "Device Manager". While in device manager right click and select "Enable" on the device you are getting the code 22 message.If the device will not enable, then right click on the device again and this time select "Delete". Press the "Scan for hardware changes" icon. Windows will find the device again. If you have Windows updates enabled the driver should be downloaded. You may be prompted for the Windows XP installation CD.Another fix is to try going into device manager and this time going into the properties of the codec. Instead of deleting ...

Some users are reporting that they are receiving an "Access Denied" message when trying to install Windows XP Service Pack 3. I am going to show you today some potential fixes for this error.One potential fix is to reboot the computer, and then trying to install service pack 3 manually, by downloading and running the service pack 3 install file from Microsoft.Microsoft XP Service Pack 3Another fix is assuming you have been trying to install Service Pack 3 with an administrator account. You can try resetting the security settings for Windows XP. A system file may be locked for some reason. You can follow the short tutorial from Microsoft, to reset your security settings.Windows XP Security SettingsAnother possibility would be to reboot your computer then disabling any anti virus, or adware, spyware application(s) you have installed and then attempting to ...

Does your Windows computer shut off when you turn it on? If you have tried pressing the F8 key and tried all safe mode options, as well as the system restore feature, and nothing helped, there are other trouble shooting options.I assume you have tried "Last known configuration" when hitting the F8 key. Also, when selecting any of the safe mode options does the computer boot into safe mode successfully or does the computer power itself off again? If the computer boots successfully into safe mode with networking I reccomend running some virus and malware scans.If you have the Windows Vista installation media ie. DVD or restore cd that came with your computer, you can do a repair installation. You can follow the tutorial for that.Repair VistaIf you don't have a recovery CD or Vista DVD you can download a ...

Are you no longer able to get into Windows task manager to stop processes and applications from running? This is a sure sign that you have adware, spyware, malware, and or viruses on your computer.CCleaner exe is free and basically just deletes any unnecessary files and registry items to make your computer run better. I think you may still have a virus or some kind of malware on your computer if Windows Task Manager won't open up, after running CCleaner.If you haven't already, run a full system scan with another FREE program called Malwarebytes used for deleting malware, and then run a full virus scan with your installed antivirus software. I know they may take a while to run but I have seen running a complete virus scan including CCleaner and Malwarebytes scans, which fixed major adware, spyware, malware, virus ...

Having problems with your computer's audio device? Check to make sure your able to hook up head phones or another set of speakers to your computer first. Its possible its an issue with your sound card driver if your not able to hear any sound when hooking up different headphones or speakers.If it's a problem with the sound driver you can go to "Start" then "Control Panel". Go into "Device Manager" and see if there is a yellow exclamation point next to your audio device. If the yellow exclamation point exists you can right click the audio device and select delete.There is a refresh icon in Device Manager that you can click after deleting the audio device. Device Manager will find the audio device again and try to install the drivers for it again. If windows update is enabled it ...

What to do if your windows computer crashes unexpectedly. Some users receive "C:\$Secure is corrupt Pls run Chkdsk utility" error message. You can boot your computer into safe mode by hitting the F8 key right after your computer BIOS screen flashes and before windows boots and select "Safe Mode". In Safe Mode click on "Start" then select "Run" and type CMD in the box and click "Ok". In the black command prompt window type chkdsk /r. It may take a while for it to run but hopefully it will fix any bad sectors.Another option is to boot your computer in safe mode again and this time run chkntfs /x c: at a command prompt.Finally, you boot off your Windows installation CD and hit the R key to get into the Recovery Console. Once in Recovery Console run chkdsk /p /r. ...