reignofdragons

sorry double post

Volume Problem: To see if you lost any drivers, just go to "Windows Update" and try to see if you can get it there. If that doesn't work, try finding new hardware and search for your sound drivers online Slow Computer: It could be a virus, but it's probably just spyware... download "Spybot: Search & Destroy" to get rid of most of it...if it's still slow, maybe you need to get a new virus scanner Everything in Enlarged: Try changing the resolution, but since it happened hte same time you lost your sound, i'm gussing you accidently deleted your video drivers as well. You should reinstall your video drivers and change your resolution Good Luck

For the defragmentation, i would just change the program. Download "Diskeeper" and either buy it or find a key online. I think it's a pretty good program, but it does replace the default windows defrag program. If you're desperate to defrag, i would suggest that. Hope it helps

My other computer (Windows XP) has a problem with it's hard drive. No matter what i do to files (download, delete, move), it seems to go back to where it was. It's like computers at school basically...it seems to be on a default mode where nothing can be changed...is this the case? or is it some hardware damage? Any thoughts or solutions would be helpful, thank you