Hi!
I have been given a computer, which has been 'cleaned up' by the previous owner (uninstalling some programs and deleting his saved files and documents).
It works mostly very well - a lot faster than my original one. :smile2:
It is a Fujitsu using Windows XP Home 2002 (Service Pack 3).
However, a few bugs.
1. When I go to open any folder, "Smartweb Printing" tries to install, but fails.
If I cancel the installation three times, the folder opens and everything goes OK.
2. The computer used to be connected to an HP printer. The printer driver and files have been uninstalled, but it left a folder on the desktop called "HP" which contains another folder called "bin" which contains one file "hpocxi08.dll". No idea what this is for, or if I should delete it.
3. Every three or four days, when I come back to the computer in the morning, there is a message that it has recovered from a serious error and re-started.
I guess some links are still there leading no-where, and possibly some files still there that shouldn't be, and some needed ones are missing!
I don't want to use a generic "registry cleaner, in case I remove anything that's needed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have been given a computer, which has been 'cleaned up' by the previous owner (uninstalling some programs and deleting his saved files and documents).
It works mostly very well - a lot faster than my original one. :smile2:
It is a Fujitsu using Windows XP Home 2002 (Service Pack 3).
However, a few bugs.
1. When I go to open any folder, "Smartweb Printing" tries to install, but fails.
If I cancel the installation three times, the folder opens and everything goes OK.
2. The computer used to be connected to an HP printer. The printer driver and files have been uninstalled, but it left a folder on the desktop called "HP" which contains another folder called "bin" which contains one file "hpocxi08.dll". No idea what this is for, or if I should delete it.
3. Every three or four days, when I come back to the computer in the morning, there is a message that it has recovered from a serious error and re-started.
I guess some links are still there leading no-where, and possibly some files still there that shouldn't be, and some needed ones are missing!
I don't want to use a generic "registry cleaner, in case I remove anything that's needed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.