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it doesn't have to be registered to be updated

depends on the motherboard what keys you use to get into the bios, upon boot quickly go through all the function keys, (ie. f1, f2, f3, etc...) that should get you into the bios.. once in the bios go through the different screens until you see something that says reset bios defaults, select...

have you tried it from a different computer? try a different computer and see what happens, its most likely the site itself, they may have changed something, I know when I'm on fleabay I have to input the password 3 or 4 times.

check that the time & date on your pc are correct, and then try the windowsupdate again.

adjusting the file permissions suggested by eric should work

the command from a startup disk would be a:\format c:

not sure why it is still showing, I have oupost on my laptop and it doesn't show my internal ip when I run the audit, I have bit defender on 3 other machines and it shows the internal ip when the audit is ran on them, I have outpost configured for learning mode so it will ask me what I want...

registry tools= REFORMAT

i have been using bit defender firewall/anti-virus.. after running the audit it showed my internal address so I switched to outpost firewall and it doesn't show it anymore.

I have found it best to troubleshoot these type of problems in this order memory--->cpu--->mb.... 70% of the time I have found the problem to be a failing processor

with outpost firewall your internal ip address is not displayed when you do the audit on the link above.. thats what I'm using

I've never had any luck using the recovery console.. (using fixboot or fixmbr)... its absolutely worthless in my opinion....

First make sure your memory is properly seated and even change the slots and if that doesn't work then... This is most likely a faulty processor in the computer, I've seen this a couple times and had to have the cpu and sometimes the motherboard replaced to fix...

umm.. yes it does... your motherboard/bios can either support booting from the cdrom or it can not support booting from the cdrom. which if your motherboard supports booting from the cdrom, then you would set this to boot from the cdrom in the motherboards BIOS

can you normally boot from cdrom? if not your motherboard probably does not support booting from cdrom, if so what type of processor is in your computer?