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Ive recently installed vista on my laptop, however ive found that windows live messenger wont work:
it opens up but then says 'windows live messenger has stopped working, a promblem caused the program to stop working....'
then it says that the DEP (Data Execution Protection) had stopped it to protect my computer. You can change the settings of this but when i try to had msn to the ignore list it says that that program cant be turned off! ive tried reinstalling it and all that, but am at a loss now.
Any help?
Next,
I have a touchpad thing on my laptop which if you rub down the side it scrolls down the page (not sure what its proper name is!) well this has stopped working too since putting vista on. (also the square navigation thing on the mousepad doesnt do anything any more either) Any way to correct this?
Another small one,
on the start menu i click 'pictures', 'music', 'games'. However when i click 'music' nothing happens. i look at the properties and there is nothing there. I'm not sure whats wrong or how to solve this.
These are all my proble, for now
it opens up but then says 'windows live messenger has stopped working, a promblem caused the program to stop working....'
then it says that the DEP (Data Execution Protection) had stopped it to protect my computer. You can change the settings of this but when i try to had msn to the ignore list it says that that program cant be turned off! ive tried reinstalling it and all that, but am at a loss now.
Any help?
Next,
I have a touchpad thing on my laptop which if you rub down the side it scrolls down the page (not sure what its proper name is!) well this has stopped working too since putting vista on. (also the square navigation thing on the mousepad doesnt do anything any more either) Any way to correct this?
Another small one,
on the start menu i click 'pictures', 'music', 'games'. However when i click 'music' nothing happens. i look at the properties and there is nothing there. I'm not sure whats wrong or how to solve this.
These are all my proble, for now