why does windows live local just have a blank screen on my computer?
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Can you provide a better description?\nI'm not sure what "windows live local" is.\nWhat version of Windows are you running?\nWhat are you trying to do?\nWhen did this start occuring?
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Restart it. Maybe some program is not running at all. If it doesn't  work you need to see a technician.
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try restarting the computer and if that doesn't work check your display settings
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If its giving out a problem like .DLL library not found, try installing it in safe mode with networking. It worked for me.
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Without knowing your operating system, it's impossible even to suggest some trial & error solutions.\n\nIn any case...\n\nYou might have turned on what is called "Active Desktop".\n\nRight click on your Desktop ( Not on your wall paper ).  If you do it correctly, you may see something like "Show Web Content" menu item in your Context Menu. UnCheck it, if it's checked already.  Also see whether "My Current Home Page" item is checked. If so, uncheck that too...\n\nOnly if "Show Web Content" is checked in the first place, You will even see the other options.\n\nAnyways, play with this and let me know if it worked.\nExhaust all options before venturing into Reinstallation...especially if you have WindowsXP\n\nGood Luck
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check your windows display drivers and try reinstalling them\nand check again.
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Go to Microsoft's web site & down load Direct x9 end user. it will take a few min, but should fix your prob..... Good Luck!
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My guess you would need to repair or reinstall windows.
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Maybe needs a driver update. Could be broken. or the settings on your computer are screwed up.
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Try pressing "Win + U" (Win is that key with a MS Windows logo on), and check on the list of tasks if anything strange is on...
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Install your upgrade packs, and if it still doesn't work, you might have to upgrade to win2000.  I can't think of any really stiff requirements for it.\n\nThe computer guy
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First go to control panel > Power Options > Power Schemes > Settings for Home/Office Desk Schemes  and check whether you have activated any auto turn off for HDD or Monitior (say after 10 minutes). \n\nCheck whether you have activated any screen server which gives you a blank screen after certain amount of time.\n\nIf it is not this please make sure your data cable, mouse cable and keyboard cables are properly connected to your system. \n\nMake sure that no automatic shutdown tasks is created earlier.\n\nAlso run a virus scan so as to make sure that there is timer based viruses which activate them selves in a sp. time.
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go to the black screen of windows when you are starting windows, when you see the windows logo and the f2 and f12 set up screen, quickly press f8, hold down the f8 key until you have opened the blue screen and look there for administrator passwords and read carefully. remeber to look for the safe mode option and hit enter safe mode. the first option at the top is the right one. good luck. I had the same problem and I got real live chat supporrt to help me through DELL because I bought my pc there. this is what they had me do and it works great! best thing to do really is get assistance from a live person. sometimes remote assistance is  the best option if you trust the person who is accessing your pc. if you bought your pc at a certain store or factory, they should have free supporrt for you. check your start up page for the programs that your pc manufact...installed and go to help or support  good luck!
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The ISP tech just trying to help you. As you said that your computer is not starting (just a black screen) then try to load it in safe mode. \n\nRestart your computer and keep on tapping the "F8" key on the keyboard. You will get a black screen with some options like Normal mode, safe mode , Last Known Good Configuration(LKGC)...  choose  LKGC with the arrow key n press enter. Your computer should restart normally. \nHowever, if this doesnt work then shut down your computer. Wait for a minute, then restart it and keep tapping F8... you will again get the  same screen with the above said options... choose safe mode this time. \nIf its Windows 2000/XP then click Start->Programs/All programs-> Accesserios-> system tools-system restore.\nYou will get a window, choose "restore my computer to an earlier date/time" -> click next-> choose the date on which your computer was working fine(it should be bold) then -> next-> next... follow instr.  Your computer will automatically restart and if you get the list... choose normal mode... and load the computer. \n\nThis should help you.\nGud luck!
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Probably the version of windows you are running is corrputed and you need to reinstall that version of windows.
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If you haven't got MSCONFIG, you can copy it from an XP machine to a Win2K machine and it works just fine.\n\nPut it in C:&#92;Windows&#92;System32 (or C:&#92;Winnt&#92;System32 depending on your Windows folder) and run it from the Run dialog.
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control panel, performance/maintanence, system,hardware, if you run windows, for more options, check the help menu your port isn't "broken" just not enabeled. you have to turn it on