Re: PC is not working
Lucita wrote:
If I want to open the internet it just says"Windows cannot access the
specified path or file.U may not have the appropriate permission to access
the item."
If I open control panel and check up my security status or device manager or
for example another system settings it's just saying the same!!I can't even
run my antivirus.What is going wrong?Is my comp infected or something?
Ive got windows Vista 64x2 dual processor,1.00 GB Ram
Is this you home machine or something you take to work and connect to
their system?
Did you buy from a store or did someone set it up for you? It sounds
like you may have a security setting problem, does anyone else ever use
the machine?
Yes it could be a large number of things so please try to give more
information as others have asked for.
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