I seem to have a problem with my widows that I wasn't aware of. Several nice chaps with Indian accents ( George, John and Dennis ) have been gracious enough to take the time and phone me directly to alert me of this problem, they seem to be professional and either have a connection to Microsoft, or work for the 'world wide web' directly. My windows have been sending out 'error messages' despite being cleaned once a fortnight by my 'window cleaner', a very pleasant chap from Chatham. I suspect the error messages may be a result of one of my cats pulling out the sealing rubber and chewing on it. I'm still worried though, do you think one or more of my sealed glazing units may be failing and result in internal condensation ? and ,how do I stop my widows sending error messages, contact 'Anglian' direct ? Worried. Roy
Your pc obviously needs disinfecting to clear the viruses. I recommend 3L of Asda's finest bleach in a bath and soak for at least 30 minutes. That should stop it. All of it.
Have you tried Re-booting Roy ? im sure you could get a lovely pair from Clarks, when you get them put them on and turn on the windows......(you can decide on how to do that, could be worth pulling the curtains first though)
Assuming you're being serious and not making a clever play on the term 'windows', when your system crashes, you have the option to let Microsoft know in the form of a pop up. If you click yes, you get a phone call. To check the health of your computer, check all you windows updates have taken place. Download the free AVG anti virus software and run that. Will also be worth running a decent spyware program as well
Oh no Mat stop taking it so seriously, anyone would think roy was talking about a computer or something
You don't turn on windows, you open them up. There's usually a catch or handle at the side. Do you know nothing about Microsoft? You definitely know nothing about Microsoft.
Spys at my windows, I will definitely be keeping the curtains shut. I've checked the health of my computer, but I don't know where to find the pulse ? The 'soft boot' failed to work and the 'hard boot' just caused another crash. Roy
Was that when the boot connected with the computer, or when the computer subsequently connected with the wall?