I'd like some information regarding the 'wait to kill key' in Windows 7. I believe that this key has been referred to as a corrupt Microsoft key. On the advice of HP, about a year ago, HP advised me to 'delete' the aforesaid key. However, in some forums, they say to modify this key.
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Virus? Windows Update? Who knows... but here is the quick rundown of what happened.
We cant open any programs. We click an icon... it thinks about it then nothing. Click on an exe... it thinks about it then nothing. Click on anything that would normally launch a program and nothing happens...
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Hello all.
I have an HP TX2508ca convertable tablet laptop. I've had it for nine months and it runs on Vista Home Premium 32bit. Just yesterday I removed the keys and cleaned out the keyboard. After fixing the keys back everything was working perfectly. However, this morning things started to...
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I have been using windows 7 for almost a month now and all the way up until now windows has gave me the option to change the key but i checked it today after getting a key from Microsoft and the option is now gone. Does anyone know of another way to change the key besides through control...