GBdash
17 November 2002, 12:41 PM
#1
When i connect to the internet the dial up works ok then as soon as its connected - nothing?
i then disconnect and get a message " GBdash has caused an error in <unknown> GBdash will now close "
i click on ok and reconnect and everythings ok, any ideas?
P.S im not computer literate :-) idiots guide please
cheers
i then disconnect and get a message " GBdash has caused an error in <unknown> GBdash will now close "
i click on ok and reconnect and everythings ok, any ideas?
P.S im not computer literate :-) idiots guide please
cheers
17 November 2002, 05:56 PM
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What is the GBdash you talk of? - if it is some software, try uninstalling it through [start] -> [settings] -> [control panel] -> [add/remove programs]
Need more info really as you have not given anything to go on:
What Operating System?
Which ISP?
What Spec PC?
etc, Jon
Need more info really as you have not given anything to go on:
What Operating System?
Which ISP?
What Spec PC?
etc, Jon
17 November 2002, 08:52 PM
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not sure if its connected to any software or not
i am running with windows ME and ntl (not broadband)
the system is a 1600xp, geforce graphic card, 128mb, 52x cd, 56k int modem
cheers
i am running with windows ME and ntl (not broadband)
the system is a 1600xp, geforce graphic card, 128mb, 52x cd, 56k int modem
cheers
17 November 2002, 10:14 PM
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As your dial up connection is working I would probably be inclined to leave it and just do the usual scandisk to fix any drive errors
If it gets worse then maybe uninstall your dialup settings and re-add them but don't do that now if your dial up is working fine
Jon
If it gets worse then maybe uninstall your dialup settings and re-add them but don't do that now if your dial up is working fine
Jon
