pc is dell   i have dsl  it shows error report of "serious" nature and seems to originate ffrom the registry
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I am no expert concerning problems from within the registry.  My advice would be not to mess around with anything within the registry because once tampered it can cause error problems.  Saying that, the problem is not that you use dsl for online purposes.  I would suggest that you try your dell restore disk(s) to try and resolve any pc problems first.\n\nI recently bought a Dell pc (I am based within the UK) and it already comes with MSG service and passport services so why do you want to download the messenger service? Make sure you are dowloading the right version for your pc. Or maybe you have a firewall that wont allow any sort of download unless you allow it to.\n\nHope this helps.
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try these software.....\nwindows registry repair\ntweakeNow reg cleaner\ncc cleaner\nregistry repair\n....u can download these from....\n\nwww.downloads.com
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Your firewall may be preventing access to the DSL connection. Norton does this at first, same thing happened with me, it sorted itself out after a few days, I wouldnt worrie about it too much. \n\nI wouldnt use the trail of Norton Internet, pointless. Either download a full verion of www.waushare.com but the servers down...\n\nIf you firewall is preventing access then go into controll panell and go on to to firewall, turn it off see if that helps.\n\nIts Norton thats your problem, but its okay nothing to worrie about :)\n\nLuca
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The registry on your computer is a database area that holds all software settings for software that is installed on your computer, something has happened, that has made those settings disappear, try re-installing the software again, or try remove it completely, and then reinstall it. \nYou need to try replace that missing "registry key" which is the setting its looking for to make it work.
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you need to call Dell (They help you for free as long as its a Dell PC) its the software
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Since you didn't say exactly how you tried to disable the error reporting, I'm going to presume you went into Systems from the Control Panel, clicked on the Advanced tab, and then on the Error Reporting button. From there, you clicked on the radio button to Disable Error Reporting. If this is what you did and the error reporting feature was not deactivated, I think the only thing else to try is editing the registry. CAUTION: Any mistakes could make your entire system unstable or not boot. Strongly suggest you export a copy of the registry to a CD before editing.\n\nStart > Run > Type in:  regedit > OK\nGo to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;\nSOFTWARE&#92;Microsoft&#92;\nPCHealth&#92;ErrorReporting\n\nDouble click on ErrorReporting to\nmodify DoReport\n\nCreate the Value Name according \nto the Value Data listed below.\n\nValue Name: DoReport //\n\nData Type: REG_DWORD [Dword Value]\n\nDouble click DoReport to modify\nValue Data: [0 = Don’t Send Reports,\n1 = Do Send Reports]\n\nExit Registry and Reboot\n\nAgain, I cannot emphasize strongly enough to backup your registry.\n\nplrr
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check you ethernet cable.  It is like a large phone line running to the back of your computer.  Make sure it is plugged in on both ends.  Also try unplugging and replugging your cable/dsl modem or router
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DSN is just some reg keys on the local machine, you can write them into the registry dynamicly, not really secure but it gets your problem solved.
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try calling Dell© customer support and tell them about the issue.\n\nif you have waranty on it, it should be free.\n\n\ncall them up
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This is huge and is not really aswerable in a short span of time.  I can tell you this, the first thing you need to do is take your bdc off line before you start anything.  This way if it starts to crash you still have your domain intact.  For the process I would recommend http://www.winserverhelp.com/ftopic34883.html
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Hard to troubleshoot with very little info but sounds like you are not seeing the server this particular PC was added as part of a group e.g. a domain.
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best idea would be to call the internet service provider to see if they have any problems, and to test the modem, line etc.. \nif thats not a problem dont use the router connect directly and see if the problem still happens if still ongoing, scan for spyware, virus, run all windows updates.
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Odd.\n\n1) make sure you have a link light onthe card ..( Green maybe )\n2) make sure the subnets are the same ( ifconfig /all ) in dos\n3) Check workgroup in mycomputer\n4) Check firewall!!!!!!!  Ohh please make sure you check the firewall.
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I've seen this error a few times, and it's usually due to a phone in your house. Some of the older phone don't take the filters so well if you're on DSL.\n\nIf you have a router/hub, and multiple computer it could be due to collisions.\n\nIf you just have a regular modem, it may be that the modem is damaged.\n\nJust to be sure though, are you using wireless?\n\nEric
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try this\n\nstart -> run -> cmd (or windowskey+R)\n\nnow type regedit.\n\nTell use the error and we might be able to help.
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I'm guessing you have XP and you have Service Pack 2. SP2 contains lots of security addons and has it's own firewall.\n\nTo view right click My Computer and select properties\n\nif you turn off your firewall there it may help but of course a firewall is there to stop nasty's....\n\nIt could be a codec issue, go to google and enter all in one codec. It will bring you up a site where you can download the codec. Install that and should help.
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Start > Run > Type: regedit\nThe OK\n\nBUT BE VERY CAREFUL!\n\nDeleting stuff out the registry is risky stuff, could mess up windows!\n\nYou have been warned.