Question:
Weird problem I have on my new computer?
BleedingAssassin
2009-07-26 10:43:45 UTC
I recently bought a new desktop; an Hewlett Packard, 2.5 Ghz, 750 GB Hard drive, 8GB RAM, Nvidia Geforce 9100 and I'm experiencing a weird problem with it. At first, everything was fine and everything went down smoothly. But then, I decided to manage a user account and make an account for my mom, dad, and mother (since this will be a family computer). After creating an account, I logged into my sister's account but HP Advisor crashed. That's not all. I got this error code where it said "MUIStartMenu stopped working" The computer detects the trouble and closed the MUIStartMenu or watever that is (I don't even know what its for, I checked google and found nothing). But the annoying thing is that my mom wants to use Internet Explorer 8 but it wont even open up. I tried to system restore but it didn't even work. What do I do? D:
Five answers:
Josh C
2009-07-26 10:56:28 UTC
If its that new I strongly reccomend you take it back to the retailer you got it from and exchange or get a refund. Defects from the get go aren't a good sign
arkins
2016-10-14 01:38:59 UTC
Mark, it would be a actual solid thought to swap the battery. For the couple of greenbacks this might value, you will not ought to debris with the CMOS each and every time you shrink the ability. additionally examine your cooling followers. in the event that they are actually not doing the interest, all varieties of problems will hang-out you. issues like unplanned reboot, video card overheating and reducing out, etc. a pair of latest followers won't harm the financial corporation the two. solid success with the problem.
anonymous
2009-07-26 10:54:48 UTC
I would ask around in the HP support website for an answer. If you don't find any help there i suggest that you return it to the place of purchase for an answer.
anonymous
2009-07-26 11:01:43 UTC
Try doing a system recovey or if that does not work take it back to the company you bought it from.
anonymous
2009-07-26 10:55:17 UTC
do a system recovery.


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