Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

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I've seen a few posts asking for computer help so I thought I'd start this thread for people to refer to when they have a problem. I am in no way a tech guru, but I DO have the means to help.

I think it would be great to have all the info in one place, so all of you that have links/advice please post them to this thread so others can know where to go for help. Thanks. 8)


PLEASE do not post Q's to this thread. It will be much easier to get an answer if you start a new post and it will keep this thread from getting cluttered.

If someone posts a link/advice you have Q's on, pm them if they say in their post they would welcome it.

You can ALWAYS pm me if you have any Q's or need help navigating the techtv boards.



First off, if you have the preview pane on in Outlook, or Outlook Express, you DON'T have to open the email to get infected - so you need to close that ASAP.


Click on View, then Layout. UNcheck the preview pane box and hit OK (if you hit apply, you will still have to hit OK)


Next, you should have a firewall and antivirus running at ALL times. I use ZA and AVG. Both are free but they do accept donations. 8)





7/23/14 update - G4 forums are gone









Here is a link to g4ttv's post of ALL the free goodies to use to protect your comp:

Best of Best free programs. Updated (6/3/11)

http://forums.g4tv.com/showthread.php?113232-Best-of-Best-free-programs-Updated-(6-3-11)


This is a consolidation of the "Best of the Best" links found on the Tech Support board. There's been many contributers to this post and many of them have given these links out countless times. These links have proven themselves time and time again. It's our sincere hope that these links will solve your computer problem. And if you don't have any outstanding computer issues to address, then feel free to explore the fruit of our research. And if you have a problem that this post does not address, then feel free to read up on How to Post and then post your question.
All of the software found here is free. There are upgrade versions available for many of them, and better programs available, but the software commonly recommended is free.

Sincerely: All the volunteers at the Tech Support Message Board.




In this thread you will find:



Startup Utilities
Never use MSConfig to disable startup programs no matter what others have recommended. MSConfig is for troubleshooting purposes only. If you use it to disable startups and then run the program, you may cause what is known as a "memory leak" which does all sorts of strange things to your system. And disabling programs and services with it can get you into trouble that only a repair install can get you out of. Please note the warning found on the Microsoft site concerning MSConfig.. Instead, use one of the following startup managers.

Hardware and Software Utilities
Need to find out something about your computers hardware or software?

Internet Security
Keeping your computer secure is your first line of defense against hackers, viruses, trojans, hijackers, spammers, and adware. These programs and sites will help you make the job a little bit easier. They will also educate you about the threat and your computer, and is one of the most important parts of computer maintenance you can do.

Free Personal Firewalls
Never have 2 or more software firewalls running on the same computer as they will conflict with each other.

Free Web Browsers
It's generally recommended that you have more than one browser available to you even if you use one exclusively. That way, you can check to see if a problem is unique to your browser or a more generalized problem. Here is a test for your browser.

Web based Virus and Trojan Scanners
It's always a good idea to never rely on a single anti-virus program. Especially if you have recently cleaned out a virus.

Local computer Virus and Trojan Scanners
These free anti-virus programs give you extra protection against viruses and are updated regularly.

Links to common virus removal instructions

Adware, Spyware, Trojan, and Hijacker Scanners
If your anti virus program finds nothing and you are experiencing virus like symptoms or unwanted advertisements, these programs may help.

This one fits with the above sections:
WinSock XP Fix - fix XP internet connectivity
WinSock XP Fix offers a last resort if your Internet connectivity has been corrupted due to invalid or removed registry entries. It can often cure the problem of lost connections after the removal of Adware components or improper uninstall of firewall applications or other tools that modify the XP network and Winsock settings. If you encounter connection problems after removing network related software, Adware or after registry clean-up; and all other ways fail, then give WinSock XP Fix a try.

PopUp Stoppers

Web Sites with Useful information
These web sites have information that can help people diagnose many common problems on their computers. They also have information that people commonly ask about.

Microsoft Knowledge Base Articles
These articles by Microsoft resolve issues that we often see on this board.

Windows Installation Helpful How To Sites
These sites offer good information on how to install and repair Microsoft Windows.

Registry Cleaners, file shredders, and file recovery
Securely deleting files, recovering deleted files, and cleaning the registry are common issues many people have asked about.

Video conversion and editing
These websites give excellent information about converting video and making DVDs, VCDs, and SVCDs.

Other, Uncategorized Links

Tweak Sites

Spell Checkers

Hosting for images and files

Game Developement

Some Free Photoshop alternatives.




*** It's best to create a restore point BEFORE you d/ld, and wait awhile before d/ld'ing another program in case there is a conflict.

Even with these progs, you have to learn to surf safely, because they won't prevent you from making a mistake.

Try do at least one of the online scans once a week or so. No one antivirus finds everything, so they are a good back-up


If you decide to post at G4:

The best way to post is to put the name of your problem in the title instead of "help", the regulars will skip over "help" posts.

Give as much info as possible; system specs (XP or 98... & if you have antivirus, firewall, etc...) problem & when it started (after a d/l, clicked on a link, visited a webpage, etc....) & what you have already tried.

Please remember to post back on what did/didn't work & thank those that tried to help.


And a little help from our very own GT:

Rogue spyware is a kind of spyware that actually calls itself a spyware remover. Some are simply false positives to force you to buy them, so that it will "remove" the spyware. Actually, all it does is register that you've paid money and stops telling you the false message.
Others actually ADD spyware to your computers.

Everyone, please check through this list and make sure your anti-spyware programs
are legitimate - I'd hate to see any of you scammed or ripped off.

http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm
 
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: Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

Thanks again Amy! You are a gem of information :D

Tammy
 
: Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

If you use OE or OE express it's easy to check an email without opening it and possibly exposing yourself to cooties, and to quickly determine if it is indeed spam and you need to block it.

Right click on the suspect email and select Properties.
Then click on the Details tab.
At the bottom, click on Message Source, and you will be able to see (unless it is all HTML/code) what is in the email, and if it is legit or not.


If you determine it is junk, hi-light the email and select (from the top MESSAGE, then you will get a drop down menu - select Block Sender. It will take a minute or so, and ask you to confirm. This will send future emails from that sender straight to your trash. You can also set up rules if you prefer - select Create Rule From Message. Too involved to go into right now - check it out and if you have any questions, ask



***Don't EVER click on a link to "unsubscribe" from something YOU never requested - all that does is confirm your addy is live, and you will get BOMBARDED!!!


Can I really catch an email virus just by looking?

http://ask-leo.com/can_i_really_catch_an_email_virus_just_by_looking.html


Email virus problems get worse each week. A new email virus seems to appear every day, and they're getting smarter. And each is an opportunity for even more people to become infected.

In the past, asking if you could catch an email virus just by reading your Email would get laughs from the techie geeks in the crowd. "Of course not!" they would giggle.

Then came Outlook. All of a sudden you didn't even have to read your email to get infected. And the geeks stopped giggling.


The techie geeks are right once again. If you do the right things, you cannot get a virus just by reading your email. And the "right things" aren't that difficult.

The problem arose when HTML formatted email became popular. If you've ever visited a visited a website that had a game or some other form of interactive page, chances are you actually downloaded a program from that website to run on your machine. Current web technologies blur the line between web pages that just have pictures and text and web pages that can actually do something.

When email is sent in HTML format all those constructs that work on web pages could be included. And that means that all of a sudden your email could do something as well.

Then came the preview pane. This is a window that displays the currently selected message without you actually having to "open" it. If your inbox is empty and a new message arrives it is then displayed. It could do something even if you weren't around to open the message.

Email had become a viral breeding ground and you didn't even have to be there to witness it.

Fortunately, these issues became very evident very fast. Security settings were added to new versions of Outlook and patches were issues for the older versions. Even so, it took a few tries to get it right and each new version of Outlook has become a little more secure than the previous.

The bottom line for the average user is this: Plain text email cannot infect you just by looking at it. HTML Mail will not infect you just by looking at it if you are running a current version of Outlook or Outlook Express, and keep any version of the two up to date with the latest patches.

Pretty simple, really.

Let's review some of the rules for safe email:

*

Keep your versions of Windows, Outlook and Outlook Express up to date with the latest patches.
*

Keep your system clean of Viruses and Spyware by running the appropriate Anti-Virus checkers and Spyware checkers on a regular basis. Keep those up to date too.
*

Never open an attachment unless you're positive you know what it is and that you trust the sender.
*

Never click on a link in an email message unless you're positive you know where it's going and that you trust the sender.
*

Don't believe everything you read in email. PayPal and Citibank and whomever else will not be asking you to verify your account by email - it's probably just a scam to get your credit card number.
 
: Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

Do you have an instant sweeps that won't work for you? Have you updated Macromedia Flash?


Verify which version you have:

http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/about/


HomePage:
http://www.macromedia.com/

- the following links are at the bottom of the page where it says Download Players



Macromedia Flash Player Download Center
Windows

http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave...i?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&promoid=BIOW
*Make sure to uncheck if you don't want the Google Toolbar



Shockwave Player Download Center
http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/?promoid=BIOY



Also - make sure you are updated on Java


Go here for Java:
http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp



If it STILL won't work? Put the pesky site in your allowed:

At the top, click on>TOOLS>INTERNET OPTIONS>SECURITY>TRUSTED SITES>Click on sites button, then type or C&P the site address in add this Web site to the zone then click ok/apply.


hth, amy 8)
 
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And if NONE of these work? Why not try a different Browser? I use IE for most sweeps, but some just won't work for me, so I use FireFox for those - here's a link if you'd like to give it a try:

http://download-firefox.org/
 
: Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

The basics for safegaurding your computer:

Firewall
You can enable the one in XP, d/ld a free one, or buy one, but you MUST use one to surf & sweep safely!

Antivirus
Another must have. Either d/ld a free one (well, they do appreciate donations! 8) ) or buy one. Like the Firewall, it needs to be on when you are, and you need to ensure they are updated.


Adware, Spyware, Trojan, and Hijacker Scanners
If your anti virus program finds nothing and you are experiencing virus like symptoms or unwanted advertisements, these programs may help.
There are TONS of progs out there; free, free with a catch, free trials, and those you buy.

Go here to ensure the prog(s) you already use or are thinking of using isn't on the Rogue Spyware list:

http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm

Rogue Spyware is spyware that actually calls itself a spyware remover. Some are simply false positives to force you to buy them, so that it will "remove" the spyware. Actually, all it does is register that you've paid money and stops telling you the false message. :twisted:
Others actually ADD spyware to your computers. :twisted:


If you want to d/ld any of the free progs, you can go here for the links:

http://forums.g4tv.com/messageview.cfm?catid=64&threadid=192397

They have MUCH more than the basics I named, but if you use those, and run an online scan on occasion - especially if you have recently cleaned out a virus - you may see a marked decrease in your spam, and other problems.
 
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amyshulkAnd if NONE of these work? Why not try a different Browser? I use IE for most sweeps said:
FireFox[/b] for those - here's a link if you'd like to give it a try:

http://download-firefox.org/

Fasterfox 1.0.3:

https://addons.mozilla.org/search.php?app=firefox&appfilter=firefox&sort=downloads

Performance and network tweaks for Firefox.

Fasterfox allows you to tweak many network and rendering settings such as simultaneous connections, pipelining, cache, DNS cache, and initial paint delay.

Dynamic speed increases can be obtained with the unique prefetching mechanism, which recycles idle bandwidth by silently loading and caching all of the links on the page you are browsing.

A popup blocker for popups initiated by Flash plug-ins is also included.
 
: Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

Have a problem on your comp you can't fix? Run Hijackthis AFTER you read this thread:

Virus/Trojan/Spyware Help! and HijackThis Instructions !

http://forums.g4tv.com/messageview.cfm?catid=64&threadid=466949

These are some simple steps we ask you to follow before you post a HijackThis log-file. They will make it much easier to identify and clean your current infestation and help us help you avoid future infestations.

DO NOT TRY TO FIX OR REMOVE ANYTHING UNTIL YOU HAVE POSTED THIS LOG FILE FOR ANALYSIS AND ADVICE. IF YOU REMOVE ANYTHING IT MAY MAKE YOUR INFESTATION UNDETECTABLE, UNIDENTIFIABLE OR NON REMOVABLE.

You can sign in to G4 (or register for free) here:

http://www.g4tv.com/profile/login.aspx?destination=http://forums.g4tv.com

Here's a link to their Privacy policy:

http://www.g4tv.com/g4/about/privacylegal/index.html

Then just post your Hijackthis log - Make sure to post something other than "Help" in your title ie: "Amy's HJT Log" or "XYZ Virus" etc. Not only does it attract those who can help, it makes it easier to find. 8) - and they will help you identify things you should remove. At the bottom of the page they name those members who are recognized trained experts, if they suggest something listen.

*NOTE - as sweepers/couponers/rebaters, they will usually ID things we LIKE having on our comps - I've found removing them causes no problems - I just add them back in the next time I coupon. 8)
 
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Roboform

It's a form filler, nothing more. Most sponsors get that and don't consider robo "automatic entry" - they are referring to "bots" or programs that enter FOR you.

However, some do say it is a macro, and therefore not allowed. Every person has to make the decision for themselves on whether or not to use Robo.

Roboform's site:

http://www.roboform.com/

Roboform's FAQ:

http://www.roboform.com/faq.html

How to Use RoboForm in Sweepstakes:

http://www.roboform.com/sweepstakes.html
 
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amyshulk[color=red said:
Do you have an instant sweeps that won't work for you? Have you updated Macromedia Flash? [/color]


HomePage:
http://www.macromedia.com/

- the following links are at the bottom of the page where it says Download Players



Macromedia Flash Player Download Center
Windows

http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave...i?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&promoid=BIOW
*Make sure to uncheck if you don't want the Google Toolbar



Shockwave Player Download Center
http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/?promoid=BIOY

TEST:

http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/

Also - make sure you are updated on Java


Go here for Java:
http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp



If it STILL won't work? Put the pesky site in your allowed:

At the top, click on>TOOLS>INTERNET OPTIONS>SECURITY>TRUSTED SITES>Click on sites button, then type or C&P the site address in add this Web site to the zone then click ok/apply.


hth, amy 8)
 
: Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

awattnemI was thinking tonight about how annoying it is when you see a sweepstake you need a upc for but you don't have it. I thought wouldn't it be great if there was somewhere you could look them up and thanks to the grand old web there is! I found [url said:
www.upcdatabase.com[/url] Membership is free and it seems to have lots of UPCs.

I thought I'd share this!

TY for sharing awattnem!!! 8)
 
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amyshulk[b said:
Excellent article on the do' & don'ts of sweeping:[/b]

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/tmarkg/prizes.htm

And contact info if you do get scammed:

Legitimate sweepstakes don’t require you to pay or buy something to enter or improve your chances of winning, or to pay "taxes" or "shipping and handling charges" to get your prize. If you have to pay to receive your "prize," it’s not a prize at all.

To File a Complaint

The FTC works for the consumer to prevent fraudulent, deceptive and unfair business practices in the marketplace and to provide information to help consumers spot, stop and avoid them. To file a complaint or to get free information on consumer issues,

visit www.ftc.gov
or call toll-free, 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357);
TTY: 1-866-653-4261.

The FTC enters Internet, telemarketing, identity theft and other fraud-related complaints into Consumer Sentinel, a secure, online database available to hundreds of civil and criminal law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and abroad.

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION FOR THE CONSUMER

1-877-FTC-HELP www.ftc.gov


Consumers who believe they have been victimized by fraudulent promotional offers also should contact their local postmaster or the U.S. Postal Inspection Service by phone, toll-free, at:

1-888-877-7644;

by email at: www.uspsoig.gov;

or by mail at:

U.S. Postal Inspection Service, Office of Inspector General, Operations Support Group,
222 S. Riverside Plaza, Suite 1250,
Chicago, IL 60606-6100.


If you have a problem with a sweepstakes or prize promotion after participating, and you are unable to resolve the problem directly with the company, contact:

The Direct Marketing Association, ConsumerLine,
1111 19th Street, NW, Suite 1100,
Washington, DC 20036-3603
;

phone 202-955-5030;
fax 202-955-0085.

The Better Business Bureau where the company is located.

Call for Action, a network of radio and television station hotlines that offer resolution services for consumers.

Call 301-657-7490 or write:

Call for Action,
5272 River Road, Suite 300,
Bethesda, MD 20816.
 
: Need Computer help? Links, advice, etc...

Central Marketing

Don Jagoda
Don Jagoda Associates at (800) 633-0220.

Marden-Kane
[email protected]
516-301-2230

National Sweepstakes Co.
Synergy Marketing Group
Traffic Builders Inc
SCA Promtions
DL Blair
Young America
American Sweepstakes & Promotions
MMS
Grand Cypress Group
Promotion Fulfillment Center
RPMC
Lee's Marketing
Fulfillment Network
The Wilshire Group Services
National Corporate Marketing
Arrowhead Promotions & Fulfillment
Tri-star Fulfillment
Sweepstakes Builder
EPI Fulfillment
Patriot Communications
Promotion Activators
Integrated Marketing Group
CR Communications & Marketing
Sweepstakes Engine
ARS Fulfillment
United Marketing Services
Partners Levit
Project Supports Team
Prosmosis
Promotions.com

ePrize

1-877-837-7493

for email:

[email protected]

marc-usa
The Promotion Shop
Brandcomet
The Marketing Agency
Gage
HWB Irvine
Promotion Group Central
The Regan Group
Acosta
Fulfillment Strategies
Malone Adverstising
Promotion Mechanics
Global Fulfillment Services
Digital Research
The Jay Group
Tocquigny Advertising
Group O Direct
Archway Marketing
SJI Fulfillment
GMR Marketing
Catalina Marketing Corp
J3 Communications
Interep Marketing
Esrock Partners
Young & Rubicam
Hole In One Inc
K/P corp
Total Promotions
GeigerDonnelly Marketing
Gazelle Marketing Group, Inc
Ventura Associates

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opting out

In the United States, opting out applies to just about everything. Even the credit bureaus can sell your marketing information (remember those credit card applications you received out of the blue in your mailbox?) to anyone they want, as long as you have not told them it’s not okay. Doubleclick and other agencies can build profiles of your surfing information, unless, of course, you tell them to knock it off.

Because of the laws in the United States, most marketing companies are now providing a way to opt-out from their profiling, pop-up (and under) ads, and sometimes even banners. Usually this method consists of setting a cookie which tells their ad server you have opted out. I know it seems strange to set a cookie to prevent a service from using cookies, but that’s the way it works.

Links to the opt-out pages for some of the larger and more common annoyances are listed below. Click the link and follow the instructions. If, after clicking the link, you are asked by your browser or cookie software about a cookie, say YES to save it. Note that if you have disabled cookies (either altogether or for one of these specific sites) then these will not work.

If applicable, you might also read the privacy policies and other propaganda presented by these sites. They are very entertaining as they try very hard to make you understand how all of this is for your benefit.

Advertising.Com
http://servedby.advertising.com/optout A large advertiser. Opting out will prevent profiling.

Be Free Inc
http://www.yourcontrolpanel.com/mypage/pcp.html One of the larger internet marketing companies. “Be Free will be prevented from tracking any additional data in the future and will result in curtailing the delivery of personalized content to your desktop.”

Blue Streak
http://www.bluestreak.com/optout.htm Removes some ads and pop ups.

Comet Cursors
http://download.cometsystems.com/no_nag/nonag.asp Stop seeing comet cursor nag screens.

CoreMetrics
http://www.coremetrics.com/consumer_opt_out/ opt_out_options.html#optoutnow Opts out of ads served by Columbia House. Note that uRL above is on two lines and should be entered into browser as one line.

Doubleclick
http://optout.doubleclick.net/cgi-bin/dclk/optout.pl One of the largest and most obnoxious internet advertisers. This will stop Doubleclick from profiling your visits.

Engage
http://www.engage.com/privacy/confirmoo_privacy.cfm Opt out of this companies profiling.

Fastclicks.com
http://www.fastclick.net/v4/optout2.cgi?234 “Click to win” ads.

Hunger Site
http://www.interpolls.com/privacy/optout/optout.cfm Removes their pop under ads.

Interpolis
http://www.interpolls.com/privacy/optout/optout.cfm Movie ads.

L90
http://ads.admonitor.net/opt_out.cgi Another ad server.

Rain Forest Site
http://www.therainforestsite.com/turnOffPopUnders Removes their pop under ads.

WebSideStory
http://webveil.com/linkout/vwr1.hitbox.com/privcenter/edit.html HitBox.com, StatMarket.com, Yep.com amd WebSideStory.com.

X10.Com
http://www.x10.com/home/optout.cgi?DAY=3000&PAGE= http://www.x10.com/x10ads1.htm One of the most hated advertisers on the internet, with their intrusive popups and silly product. This link will stop the popups for a long time. Note wrap on URL above.

Some Cautions

Remember that you must opt-out of each and every individual company or service. There is not a global, opt-out of everything magic button anywhere.

If you use more than one browser you must opt-out in each and every one. This is because the browsers do not share cookies.

The opt-out only applies to the computer on which you are on at the time. If you move to another computer you must opt-out there also. (Unless you are using something called a roaming profile, which means cookies and things follow you around. This is common in business environments but not in the home.)

The opt-out only applies to a single log on. This means if you opt-out under “Fred” and you then log out and log back under “Tom”, you must out-out all over again.

Opt-out cookies do expire, generally within 5 years. So you must later remember to opt-out again.

If you clear your internet cache and ask that cookies also be erased (or you erase them with a cookie killing product) then you will lose your opt-out settings.

Further Information On Opting Out:

Federal Trade Commission http://www.ftc.gov/privacy/protect.htm Sharing Your Personal Information: It’s Your Choice
 
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http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-2633.html?cid=etipArticleLink?cid=articleFeature

Cleaning Windows XP with the Disk Cleanup Tool

Windows XP includes a tool that has the express task of helping you clean your hard drive. Bearing the moniker Disk Cleanup tool, you might think that it can be helpful in taming your data. In reality, the Disk Cleanup tool just barely scratches the surface in helping clean up your data. Don't take that as a negative statement of the program — it's not. The tool is a great place to reclaim some easily reclaimable hard-drive space.


Check it out if your comp is running slow - and don't forget to defrag!!! :smt002 :smt004
 
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awattnemI was thinking tonight about how annoying it is when you see a sweepstake you need a upc for but you don't have it. I thought wouldn't it be great if there was somewhere you could look them up and thanks to the grand old web there is! I found [url said:
www.upcdatabase.com[/url] Membership is free and it seems to have lots of UPCs.

I thought I'd share this!

TY for sharing awattnem!!! 8)

The problem with www.upcdatabase.com is that it isn't maintained very well. More times than not, the UPC's are no longer valid. I gave up with that site when I found that it was very difficult to find a working UPC number. Years ago, it was very useful; but I believe whoever runs it doesn't bother with it very much.
 
Help! I have a computer problem that I would
like to get fixed asap!

My Computer problem:
When playing music(files) or CD's on computer,
no sound plays....
SO ... I go into the volume settings,
slide up the VOLUME tab, and then
minimize the volume setting screen to
desktop tray.

When the song ends, I have to maximize
the Volume Control Settings again,
and slide the volume side tab up again.

For each and every song, I want to hear,
I have to repeat the steps above before each
song.

Needless to say, the volume tab does NOT
stay in place, it keeps moving.

I have both windows Real Player, and
Winamp.

Can ANYONE help me fix this problemo??

If so, I'd be grateful because this is
one of my TOP 2008 GOALS :)

Please post here or PM me on this forum.

Thanks a gazillion!
 
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