What was the issue Brian?
What was the issue Brian?
Brian checked out my RAM and he said that I have plenty. He did suggest that I do a defragmentation which I just did. It took several hours and now my computer is much faster.
I actually caused the problem because I stupidly turned off the power to my computer while it was in the process of logging off. I did this because it was taking a long time to log off and I was already running late for work. This caused all of my profile settings to be gone and my computer was using temporary profile settings. Brian thinks that I had a corrupted profile. Luckily I still had internet access or he wouldn't have been able to help me.
Her profile was coorrupted while it was saving it during the shut down process. I did not spend any time finding out,exactly, what part was corrupted. But, I did know that was the problem because she had like 7 or 8 temporary profile folders in "Documents and Settings".
She had already created a new account, so all I did was move her desktop, favorites and documents. She uses a web based email, so I did not need to do anything there.
I did not tell her, but she probably has already noticed (), that you can't really move cookies from one profile to another... So saved passwords and such are no longer saved.
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I used our companies Kaseya tool to remote to her. We use Kaseya to manage all of our clients stuff. Specifically, I used the VNC remote agent. Her computer was surprisingly zippy for a old beast like that. LOL
Also, I told her that I do not recommend spending a dine on it. It runs fine with the 512K it has... Plus, it is a older AMD processor running at 233Mhz, so finding RAM for it will be tough, and expensive. Save the $$ for something new.
I was happy to help.And, as a bonus for her, she got to listen in to some chaos in our home. LOL
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