Computer help forum: Easy Way To Do This????

Thanks for the reply!!!!
It's rather hard to isolate the problem even doing what you said because it does it whenever it wants to.

I think I have figured out one of the program problems.
I use a program called Salamander instead of Windows Explorer.
How do you set a directory in Windows Explorer so that you can see
the hidden folders????
I need to see a game folder that's in my USER folder
Also, is there a program that allows you to activate the screen saver
with a mouse click instead of just setting the time for the screen saver to
come on????
I have a shark screen saver the I bought and this maybe causing another
problem.

Also, when using Windows Explorer is there a way to set it up so that you can have 2 panels of folders side by side so you can easy move your files????
That's why I use Salamander.

Here is how you show hidden folders.

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/show-hidden-files-and-folders-in-windows-vista/

I do question why a game folder is hidden. That might be a clue.

I use Wizmo to start my screen saver. It has many function and if you take the time to read the manual I think you will like its features.

http://www.grc.com/wizmo/wizmo.htm

I would go back to a M$ screen saver until you figure this out.

To copy files from one window to the next try open explorer and then my puter. Double click the C drive and then the folder you want to copy to.

Thanks for the reply!!!!
I'll check out that Wizmo program.
I don't know why Windows 7 or other versions don't have a way to activate a screen saver
with a button.

simply try the disk checking and then use the taskmanager and go to process. Once you do that, you will be able to see all the active programs, you can disable programs from there manually one by one, so with this you will get to know which program is causing most problem, as once the process is killed, it won't cause the problem, and then you can uninstall that program accordingly.

I had to order and pay for recovery disks because I'm still having problems.

Try this program. It is a very good memory tester. I know it passed all the HP test but this one might show some flaky memory. Burn it and boot from the CD. Let it run for a very long time. I am talking 12 to 24 hrs if you can.

http://www.memtest86.com/

You can use the program below to burn the ISO file to the CD.

http://www.imgburn.com/

Sorry!
My computer has Windows 7 and I looked at the event log but I don't see it mention any programs
or anything that might help track down what's causing the problem.