When computer starts it says " Invailad partion table"What does that mean?
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invalid partition table is a severe error on the disk. you have to install that disk in your computer as slave disk and when you can see it you have to format it.
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The boot-up period (or, Startup, start-up, System startup) is the short period of time from switching a computer on, till it is wholly functional.\n\nThe programs which are started during that period are called startup programs.
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try to find out all that by your self.it's the best way.you also have the Help and support center in start menu...Good luck!It's not had,you'll see ;)
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if you are running Windows ME, this has, and continues to be a problem. agreed to running it in safe mode, there is no way to stop some of the services running in regular mode, and it can take a LONG time to finnish a de-frag, as it starts-over each time, but it gets farther and farther each time.\n\nHope this helps !
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if it brand new it probably has alot of uneeded stuff running in the back ground.\nif you know how to cleanout your startup in msconfig you may want to start there.\ntry defraging...that might help
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lol\n\nur computer will restart in 60second\nNT/Authority...RPC problem....\n\nmsblast 4ever
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open start-control panel and set your administration settings from there.should do it for you.
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could easily be ur PC. clean it out. if you have like 1 gig of space or less on your hard drive i noticed the computer will go into like... order or priority mode where it takes forever to do anything unless its directly related to your operating system. reformat! or clean up ur pc =/
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that you need to get your computer restored.\n\nC'mon, its kind of obvious!
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Maybe you have a lot of programs in your startup folder. Check \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;All Users&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup \nand \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;yourname&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup\n\nAnother good place to check is the Services in Control Panel to make sure there are not a lot of unnecessary services starting automatically. If you are not comfortable with stopping services, see if a computer savvy friend will help you.
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Is this a work or school PC?  Sounds like they are blocking it with a Group Policy Object (GPO) from the network.\n\nWhat are you trying to run?  Sometimes if you go into Help files on certain applications (like Windows XP), there is a backdoor to the command line.
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You probably have an unusually large number of items that autostart when your computer starts up.  Svchost.exe is used by a number of process within Windows.  If you want to have a look at the underlying processes, snag a copy of Process Explorer by Sysinternals.  They're owned by Microsoft now.  http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/default.mspx\n\nTheir utilities are some of the best in the biz.  Probably why MS bought them up.
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the unit where you start windows has bad sectors, the HDD, or FDD that you're using to start test it with chkdsk.exe starting in safe mode with DOS prompt. Check if your CD has no scratches (if you're talking about start the windows install)
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Check in your start folder.  There may be an auto start file there.\n\nGo to Start, All Programs, Startup.  That will show you all the files that are auto starting that are not part of the system startup files.\n\nIf that doesn't work, then I'm outa ideas.  :)
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Check your start up programs.\nSTART > RUN > type MSCONFIG > STARTUP uncheck things you really do not started at Boot up.
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It means you have an Administrator logged in while you were logged in. Are you sharing your network with any other computer?\n\nNormally that message comes up when you are sharing a network with more than 1 computer and its possible that an Admin has already logged in when you logged in. A computer can have more than 1 user on the same network.
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It sounds like either a default or accessability setting.\n\nCheck both the program and windows settings.\n\nNeed more detail...IM me.