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General Computer Support / computer help request
« on: September 05, 2017, 03:42:53 pm »
I hope I am in the right area for this post, Not long ago I went to FB and ended up with a unwanted game program. (for details read this post http://www.amplegreenfoundation.com) I need to reyactivate my USB ports now I am sure it is due to my removing their software. Should I just do a complete reinstall on both laptops or is there a fix that can do this plus I want to get my systems totally cleaned up and solidly secured. I would like to install a linux then put windows in behind that so it seems to me that fresh install is the best way to go about this. I do have the instructions on how to install linux then put the windows version behind it and how to access either one without booting my system. Maybe what I should do is to boot from a linux USB flash drive then bring up windows. I just need to get the usb ports reactivated in order to accomplish this. Any advice would be greatly appreciate.Btw I found the windows 7 help index post right at the top of the list of posts. I didn't do anything else except to try to say that I liked the post & to say thank you. I am not any type of hacker unless you can see me as a white hat hacker. I have been using computer since dos 3 and the internet from the first time that aol sent out their free disk. I just wannted to be part of the forum and so I know posting replies is smiled upon thus that is rhe reason I posted. I will be looking around some more & try to make more proper replies. I think that Tweaking is a great site & I share the link a lot.
Thank you
mobear410

I do not understand. It has worked in the past but now when I put the registration code in the software says it is the wrong code. I am using windows 8.1 & I tried to update in safe mode & in regular mode & got the same results. I am thinking I need to uninstall download the latest version & reinstall. Hope that works. Been quite frustrated by my systems lately. 
You have made my work so much faster and cleaner. Thank you very much, Shane