Q. I recently bought a desktop computer from a gaming club that closed down. I am assuming that because I am not in the server area, that it causes my problem: everytime i shut down, the computer returns to the settings that I got it in. Does anyone know how to fix this?
@Ryan:
noooo its EVERYTHING. I lose all files, all game progress, EVERYTHING.
I think the data is saved to a server when in server range, but I dont want to operate though their server. How do you disconnectfrom a server, and use your internal memory?
I'm also thinking taht it could be a program thatis doing this. But im not sure which program it would even be...
@kurahk7
We dont want to do hat c ause then we lose all of the games on here; D:
And we can not just wipe it out. We need to copy all of the drivers, but the burner program is expired. When I download a new one, the computer restarts to take effect, but then everything is gone.
@Ryan:
noooo its EVERYTHING. I lose all files, all game progress, EVERYTHING.
I think the data is saved to a server when in server range, but I dont want to operate though their server. How do you disconnectfrom a server, and use your internal memory?
I'm also thinking taht it could be a program thatis doing this. But im not sure which program it would even be...
@kurahk7
We dont want to do hat c ause then we lose all of the games on here; D:
And we can not just wipe it out. We need to copy all of the drivers, but the burner program is expired. When I download a new one, the computer restarts to take effect, but then everything is gone.
A. Well it sounds like that PC was either attached to a domain server, or had software to restore the PC to default settings upon each reboot. Some schools use a program called Deep Freeze which does exactly what your computer is doing rite now, so school kids cant mess up the school PC's. I would personally reinstall windows to fix the problem, there is no way to tell if you have the appropriate permissions/passwords to configure the PC to not work on a domain server, but if it is just a software program doing this you may be able to remove said software. I would recommend before resorting to a format, to google all the installed software names on your PC to see if any of them are capable of doing what you are describing. Good luck
Ryan
Ryan
Kids and computer games?
Q. Are there any websites or publications regarding kids playing computer games? Why do kids play computer games?
We are doing a project, a learning computer learning game for kids and we need to find references to back up our research. So any help would be great.
We are doing a project, a learning computer learning game for kids and we need to find references to back up our research. So any help would be great.
A. Here are a few from Macleans concerning the effect of computers on kids. Some of it based on games some of it on other items.
Hope this helps.
Fac
Hope this helps.
Fac
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