Bruce Daemon Poster Messages 1,229 Jan 27, 2011 #11 You probably made your user folders private. See if there's an option to take ownership of the folders.
You probably made your user folders private. See if there's an option to take ownership of the folders.
D danhux Beta member Messages 5 Location Raleigh, NC Feb 6, 2011 #12 I have found sometimes it helps to pop the ram chip and harddrive out then pop them back in, try to reboot, it has helped me a few times on desktop and laptop pc's.
I have found sometimes it helps to pop the ram chip and harddrive out then pop them back in, try to reboot, it has helped me a few times on desktop and laptop pc's.
