J.P
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Have you tried to run as administrator?
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Hi and welcome, wilson
I guess, you have memory problems - in other words, on your PC
Try the section with red button in PC 1stAid.
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Hi and welcome, STANLEY
I would probably advise you to try the section with red button in PC 1stAid.
Otherwise try Wise Care 365
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Hi and welcome, jivvy
Try the section with red button in PC 1stAid (Direct link)
Or try Wise Care 365
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Hi and welcome, Ali
What shall I say it, but try anyway from my point of view
Try first section in 1stAid
Otherwise you elaborate a little bit more regarding the issue. Thanks.
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Hi and welcome, fivejacks
Try the section with the red button in 1stAid
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Hoi and welcome, boutin
Thanks for your idea. But let us take your picture.
If there are no more than the pane can contain, then there's no scrool bar.
However, if there are more, then there will be obviously a scrool bar -
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Hi and welcome, getmore
Try this:
1. Ctrl+Shift+A (FF Addons)
2. Select Extensions tab and find Text Enhance, and click disable and remove.
How to block the Text Enhance cookie
1. From the Tools menu, select Options
2. In the upper section of the Options window, click Privacy
3. In the Cookies tab, click Exceptions
4. In the new Exceptions – Cookies window, enter Text-Enhance.com and Textsrv.com in the Address of Website field and click Disable.
Adblock Plus Option
Download and use Adblock Plus add on: Reported to instantly block Text Enhance.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-plus/
Hope it helps
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Hi and welcome, JOHNAS
Try the sections with green checked in 1stAid
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Hi and welcome, chexman1234
Try the sections that there is a red arrow in 1stAid.
If it doesn't help, try Wise Care 365 instead
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Hi and welcome, Haq
Try the sections that there is a red arrow in 1stAid.
If it doesn't help, try Wise Care 365 instead
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Hi and welcome, Kannampilly
1. Click Start button
2. Type cmd in the search box (above the Start button) and Enter
3. Copy and paste the below standing in the box and Enter
C:\>icacls C:\ /setintegritylevel H
Notice: You can change the C: \ with the drive where you have the problem
4. Try to re-installer the program
I hope it helps.
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Hi and welcome, dalgia60
Try the green checked section (bottom of the main page) in 1stAid
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Go the trip again, but this time try choose the No 5 to 'Not Configured' in both places.
(It stands my PC on and it runs fine) but is probably different from PC to PC.
I apologize if I have shown you the difficult path regarding it.
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Yes, use the section with green checked in 1stAid
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in Computer Trouble-Shooting Discussion
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Hi and welcome, frits
(I have 'space' for every : and . in the link to not generate a link)
If you are using Internet Explorer and get the error 'Error 403 - Forbidden' on a page, it can be remedied.
This error can occur if you type the beginning of the website address in the address field (let's say 'www. homepage. com'),
and select the proposal that the browser is proposing. Or if you have saved the page as a favorite, and
therefore uses a url where the last part after 'https: //www. homepage. com/...' no longer exists.
When you experience the error, you should:
using Ctrl + Shift + Delete and delete the 'Temporary Internet files', 'Cookies' and 'Summary'
set up your browser to delete browsing history on exit
add 'www. homepage. com' under 'Web sites you trust'
Go into the browser 'Tools' -> 'Internet Options' -> Tab 'General'. Tick the "Delete browsing history on exit '(in IE 8).
Go into the browser 'Tools' -> 'Internet Options' -> Tab 'Security'. Go into 'Web sites you trust' -> Sites and add any https: //www. homepage. com to the zone.
Do not use your browser's favorites homepage .... Delete any existing favorite.
Close and reopen the browser or the F5 key at the top of the keyboard. Then you should be able to load the 'homepage' again