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Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 6:28 pm**

yes it appear that the sp3 pack did completely install. I saw no errors come up.

yes, the WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ENU.exe file is still in my desktop folder. I have not removed anything with out first getting specific instruction.

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 6:31 pm**

I specifically went to the ieuinit.inf file, right clicked and choose install. my desktop blinked for a second and then that was it. Do you want me to open IE from the start menu?

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 6:37 pm**

In fact, I wanted you to really install IE from the IE8-WindowsXP-x86-ENU.exe file.

But you can check if it's working now, of course. No prob.

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 7:46 pm**

PRAISE JESUS and Fred and Bill. For sticking with me on this MAJOR issue. We were shut down in our billing dept for days due to this problem. We are now up and running.

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 8:10 pm**

Fred, I am writing an update to both my bosses. I think it only fair that they know who you are and what you have done. I wouldn’t have been introduced to UVK if I hadn't seen Dell tech using it before they really made a mess of my machine. I originally called them because I could not open one specific page in IE. one and only one. so it wasn't our ISP, and it wasn’t the actual server for the company we use to transmit claims. I could log in just fine from my personal IPAD. So I couldn’t get help from them. I resorted to called Dell. BIG mistake. However….I DO think they need to know what you did for them.
most sincerely Jamie

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 8:33 pm**

I'm glad we were able to fix all the issues.

If you contact your bosses by mail, maybe you could send them a link to this page:
http://www.carifred.com/donate/

Just kidding.

You can delete the IE and service pack installers in your desktop, and also the IE8-WindowsXP-x86-ENU(4) folder

If you're sure everything is working fine you can run the following fixes in the UVK fixes section:

Empty all users temp folders
Empty all browsers cache
Delete all restore points
Create a system restore point
Defrag and optimize

Hold Ctrl down while clicking the fixes to select several ones.

Check Unattended mode to run them automatically

Click Run selected fixes and confirm.

This will take a while, but it will give you some HD space and a considerable performance improvement.

It's been a pleasure working with you, Jamie.

Be safe

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 9:41 pm**

you joke..but I am not. I saw the donate area and WILL post it to them. Fred, someone installed MSN on here as well. I believe that was Dell. Do you know what that is?

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 9:54 pm**

Wait a minute. I didn't delete the log yet. I'm gonna check out and post back in a minute.

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:00 pm**

ok. WILL wait on you.

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:09 pm**

Yes, you have it. It's a Microsoft program, though.

An old one. It's been replaced by Windows live messenger a long time ago. It's used for live chatting between people.

It can also be used for remote assistance. I guess that's the reason why they installed it.

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<HKLM...Uninstall> | MSNINST | MSN | Microsoft Corp. | C:\Program Files\MSN\MsnInstaller\msninst.exe /Action:ARP

<ContentsProgramfiles> | MSN | 25.32 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

Do you wish to remove it?

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:25 pm**

yes. along with everything else that is unnecessary. like the MCE stuff as well?

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:38 pm**

DO I un-install this stuff using my UVK to make sure it is ALL gone?

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:42 pm**

Well, Msn you can simply uninstall it from the Control panel >> Ad/Remove programs. It's the best way.

The rest, yes you can delete with UVK or using the Windows explorer. When you're sure you don't need them, empty the recycle bin.

Do you want to remove the whole mce zipped folder?

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<ContentsSystemDrive> | mce zipped | 24.9 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

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  <ContentsSystemDrive> | 1f12842cf26d0be34f6b5116da3c3cf5 | 6.09 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Acronis 10 Workstation | 561.12 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | backup | 3.8 GB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | boot.ini | 154 Bytes | No description | 091DFD77C66D39F51465A357D4CF47DF | No signature

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | CAHABA CLAIMS | 5.6 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Chip | 141.61 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Config.Msi | 0 Bytes | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | DECCHECK | 79.33 KB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | DELL | 192.46 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Desktop Weather | 0.96 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | dkab.log | 7.22 KB | No description | 8F90BB5FBEF7F88D14109EC156085FF1 | No signature

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Documents and Settings | 25.48 GB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Front Office Files backup | 1.69 GB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Hold - WINPCACE | 49.33 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | i386 | 213.5 KB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Intel | 256.64 KB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | IO.SYS | 0 Bytes | No description | D41D8CD98F00B204E9800998ECF8427E | No signature

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | iolo | 17.52 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | mce zipped | 24.9 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | MSDOS.SYS | 0 Bytes | No description | D41D8CD98F00B204E9800998ECF8427E | No signature

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | MSOCache | 428.83 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Netgear | 36.29 KB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | NTDETECT.COM | 46.45 KB | No description | B2DE3452DE03674C6CEC68B8C8CE7C78 | Signed :  No publisher

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | ntldr | 244.19 KB | No description | C1B29B4E6EEA9510610DB2EC4D6DB160 | No signature

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | OUTLOOK_BACKUP | 93.81 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | pagefile.sys | 2.98 GB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | No signature

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | Program Files | 4.19 GB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | REALoutlook backup | 3.64 GB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | RECYCLER | 0 Bytes | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | RRmedicare PACE | 13.56 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | System Volume Information | 0 Bytes | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | TDSSKiller.2.6.22.0_07.12.2011_12.41.20_log.txt | 45.1 KB | No description | 8523A611F2B887B943419B3AA5AD26E5 | No signature

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | TURBO | 525.24 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | WINDOWS | 9.23 GB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | WINPCACE | 25.62 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

  <ContentsSystemDrive> | WINPT | 1.02 MB | No description | Unable to get MD5 hash | Directory

Some of them are big, like the TURBO foler which uses 525 MB. Why don't you take a look and tell me what you want to delete?

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 11:11 pm**

ok, I'm deleting the MSN via the control panel ad/remove. I know how to do that. What is the Windows explorer remover?
Turbo that huge database is all our patient files and bookkeeping. Acronis is supposed to be our backup but It got all messed up as well and I dont know if it is even working now as nothing is backing up at the end of the day. Me? Im pretty dumb and dont know how to use it. But I better leave it alone....and ask the bosses if they want to reinstall or something and have someone set it up.

I dont need cahaba claims either. or anything with MCE. I dont know what CHIP is and I definately dont need desktop weather. I dont need WWinPCACE as we dont use that program at all anymore. RRMedicare PACE can go. and I guess that includes WINPCACE as that had to do with old billing software. NONE of this is needed. I dont know what all the other stuff is...so I better not touch it. as long as it is not a bug...

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 11:32 pm**

have a good nite Fred. talk to you tomorrow to wrap things up..I guess.

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 11:42 pm**

Oh, sorry, I could have been more clear.

By deleting with the Windows explorer I meant delete the folders/files normally by right-click >> Delete.

Firstly, they are moved to the recycle bin, as I'm sure you know.

So, these can be recovered while you don't empty the recycle bin.

The same happens to the ones you delete by right-click >> Delete with UVK

Posted: **Wed Dec 07, 2011 11:43 pm**

Have a good night too. We talk tomorrow.

Posted: **Thu Dec 08, 2011 5:17 pm**

ok, Fred I deleted all the junk folder that are no longer supposed to be in this pc. I will run a scan today and see how we come up. Microsoft Word at least isnt closing unexpectidy like it has been for over a year that I couldnt figure out..so maybe we got other problems fixed as well. It is slow but at least there isn't a "close program" error everytime I open Word. All seems well so far. Cant thank you enough. Talked to both my bosses about you this morning and the help you have provided. I did tell them I am no longer "tech" support for our office. You yourself can see how dangerous that is.

Posted: **Thu Dec 08, 2011 6:08 pm**

Want me to make you a script to make the pc work faster?

You have too many programs on Windows startup. That and some disk fragmentation (if you didn't run the fixes I recommended lastly) is what is making it slow. With your CPU and 2 GB of physical RAM, you pc should work fast on xp.

Posted: **Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:45 pm**

oh my goodness YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know I have to many things on startup but personally I dont know how to fix that. I did delete all the uncessary junk. my pc used to be VERY fast as I am a multitasker for sure. I'm sorry I didnt get back with you sooner as since I had my pc at least working I was trying to play catch up. I am the sole billing dept for this practice and I was very much behind. I did run some scans today for you to look at. Can I ask you when it tells me what bugs or cookies are in the log, does that mean they are still there...OR have UVK removed them and the log is a report of what was removed?

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