What did I mess up and how can I fix it?
830780
well to start off with the hp computers store some of the bios on the hard drive make sure you use the original hard drive as boot drive you might have to install one hard drive shut down install another hard drive and restart to auto detect.  You will have to use the master or slave jumper on both hard drives to get the hard drives to detect.
945179
sounds like you broke your mainboard.   not good, but a new mainboard isn't that expensive.
396151
You probably have to deleate it and download the regular one untill they get it straightened out. Good Luck.
524524
through SYSTEM RESTORE.\n\nGo to PRograme -> Accessories -> System Tool -> SYSTEM RESTORE\n\nSelect Your Date & restore it
789971
hate to say it bud, but it sounds like you are going to need to reformat completely.\n\nIt didnt fully copy all the earlier info, so theres not alot you can really do.
240258
Go to http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2852 and post the problem in the forum. They will help you step by step.
1158341
Try doing a system restore to last known date, that it was on there.\n\n\ndp
248753
tryto reboot the system, if that dont work go to start then programs and select system restore and set it to an earlier date, that may fix the problem just go back to a point where u know it was working ok, DO NOT USE THE SYSTEM RECOVERY these are two diferent things, if you use the recovery u will have to relaod everything u had manually
1167148
just re-install the os.\nfresh.  clean.
947240
back up all of your data and the delete your account and then again make a new account.\nThis will help you.\nSometimes error creates some problem in windows and I thinks that you have the same problem, but try it.
33862
For a bit more detail see this site...\nhttp://fixcomputer.blogspot.com/\n"D"
949450
This should fix it for you\nhttp://www.errorkiller.com/index.php?hop=greatful1&p=3&gid=1069674958&oid=\n\n///
1091978
you could reinstall. that would not only fix your problem but also update your software.
891082
you should report this to the techies at yahoo and they should be able to correct this for you.
517252
no, sorry, this sounds like a real mess.  maybe scrap it all and start again
257629
I would start by removing the device from device manager and then I would find a registry cleaner and run that so all of your now potentially broken references to it are cleaned up in the registry.  Depending on the device that you are connecting, it may or may not have some software of it's own that was installed at some point.  This software would need to be removed as well.  This would be done through the Add/Remove Software dialogue window.  If you provide more detail about your problem it would be easier to help troubleshoot it.  Good luck.
607573
You should format your windows and install it again.thats the only solution.