Originally Posted by mojopinuk (Post 869958)

Thats what i figured, im just running out of ideas.

Im on Vista. I know the OS itself can use alot of memory but 2Gb should be enough just to use Skype?

Originally Posted by kayleigh. (Post 871792)

My laptop turns on but doesn't go to the user menu (the bit where you would type your password.) It stays black but I can hear the fan going and such, it's done this once before and I fixed it bit I've no idea how I did it. :(:(:(:(

Originally Posted by kayleigh. (Post 871879)

Still need help guys, any suggestions at all are welcome.

Originally Posted by james44754 (Post 871933)

Sigh just bought a webcam and it doesn't appear to work, I installed it but it still says that no webcam is detected. And when the hardware wizard comes up it says "The file usbccgp.sys on Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 is needed type the path type the path where the file is located and then click OK"
Any ideas?

Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 872100)

The file is located here:

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS

Type that where it asks.

Originally Posted by kayleigh. (Post 872147)

It comes up the first start up and allows me to go into f2&f12 then I could sit in them for as long as I wanted. The laptop isn't even a year old yet, it's about 9 months old.

Originally Posted by james44754 (Post 872179)

Thanks but now it says "The file kstvtune.ax on Widows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 CD is needed.
Type the path where the file is located, and then click OK.

Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 872325)

Go to your boot menu (f12 I'm assuming) and try to boot in safe mode.
If you can do that, re-start the computer, go back to the boot menu, choose "last known good configuration" and try to boot normally.
If it doesn't work, go back to the boot menu, boot back into safe mode and find out when your last system restore point was created.
If you don't know how, google it.
Once you find out... and hopefully there's a recent one, weigh the pros and cons of losing whatever you put on your computer between the time of the restore point and now, and make your decision.
If yes, go ahead and restore your computer to an earlier time (the last restore point, provided it's recent enough to not do much damage).
If no, come back here and ask me pretty please and I'll see about doing some research.




Ok, I'm starting to get the feeling that either your computer isn't updated or your webcam software isn't updated.
Go to the start menu and right click My Computer, go to Properties, and in the General tab... under System: tell me which service pack it says. 1, 2 or 3.