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Computer Repair Knowledge Base: What is causing the s32evnt1.dll Windows XP error which says s32evnt1.dll an installable virtual device driver failed dll initialization. While working on a slow Windows XP laptop recently, the client asked how to improve computer performance windows xp? I recommended to remove Norton Internet Security and the constant guard xfinity norton software. By switching to a lighter antivirus software, the laptop became much more responsive. However, this client runs some MS Dos software for Windows XP and began getting the following error: Symantec s32evnt1.dll Failed dll Initialization - computer repair

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Outlook Error: Your Exchange Hosting Outlook Plugin Settings Have Been Updated

Computer Repair Sacramento - Knowledge Base: How to remove exchange hosting outlook plugin error which reads your exchange hosting outlook plugin settings have been updated.

Your Exchange Hosting Outlook Plugin Settings Have Been Updated Error

I recently removed an email account from Outlook 2010 and was greeted with the following error each time I launched Outlook: Outlook Error: Your Exchange Hosting Outlook Plugin Settings Have Been Updated Here is the exact Outlook error text:
  • --------------------------- Exchange Hosting Outlook Plugin --------------------------- Your Exchange Hosting Outlook Plugin settings have been updated. Please close Outlook and restart. --------------------------- OK
OK, where to begin? The error plainly states to close and restart Outlook, so that's what I tried...and tried...and tried. Each time Outlook restarted, I got the same error. Well now that I've actually read it, I should have noticed

Remove Exchange Hosting Outlook Plugin Settings Have Been Updated Error


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Computer Repair Sacramento - Knowledge Base: How to complete MyWebSearch Removal Firefox and fix and remove MyWebSearch Firefox default search.

MyWebSearch Removal Firefox - Uninstall

The following assumes you did the MyWebSearch uninstall from Windows list of installed programs. If you have not yet done so, here are the steps:
  1. Navigate to the Windows control panel
  2. Depending on your version of Windows, select:
    • Add/Remove programs - or -
    • Uninstall a Program
  3. Once the list of installed software loads, search for and uninstall any MyWebSearch entries.
  4. Once the built-in MyWebSearch uninstall routine completes, reboot your computer.
Although uninstalled, it still may show up in Firefox, either as your homepage (the page that loads when Firefox starts) or you may see MyWebSearch hijack Firefox searches. For further removal, follow these steps:

Remove MyWebSearch Firefox Plugin

Extensions and plugins add functionality to Firefox. MyWebSearch oftentimes uses a plugin to add unwanted search functionality and hijack search results. For complete MyWebSearch removal in Firefox, we need to remove any installed plugin or extension: Navigate to the Extensions and Plugins list. Depending on the version of Firefox, either:
  • Click Firefox Button - Add-ons - Extensions and Plugins tabs - or -
  • Click Tools - Add-ons - Extensions and Plugins tabs
  • Remove MyWebSearch Firefox Plugin - Firefox Options

MyWebSearch Removal Firefox – MyWebSearch Firefox Default Search