Maybe you have normal eyesight, and your friend is far-sighted? 
Update your first post, Itar. 
The difference in quality between the normal Youtube version and the HD version, is quite substantial I would say.
The difference in quality between the normal Youtube version and the HD version, is quite substantial I would say.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking, but I thought it was fixed a long time ago, and just would invalidate the lap now.
More than likely I would say.
Splits are similar up to the 2nd split, but then the last sector is about .5 seconds faster, which is impossible doing legally.
Splits are similar up to the 2nd split, but then the last sector is about .5 seconds faster, which is impossible doing legally.
Laptime is 0,5 seconds faster than the current valid wr.
These look suspicious.
Hva fan! (What the ****!) :chairs:
System Restore in Windows is probably turned off then. Well, bad luck... can't do it then. 
One last thing you can try before leaving it to the shop... download this program: http://viceroy25.tripod.com/regreswiz.zip
Use it to restore your registry files to a date just before the problems occurred. If you can log in then, immediately do our suggestions again like scanning with malwarebytes. Also try Trojan Remover.
Use it to restore your registry files to a date just before the problems occurred. If you can log in then, immediately do our suggestions again like scanning with malwarebytes. Also try Trojan Remover.
Found something about those ip adresses here: http://forums.techguy.org/malw ... logs/522844-jupk-com.html
Click the check box in front of them, and then click "Fix checked".
Those entries I've quoted, you should delete.
I also see that you have both Avast and McAfee installed. Uninstall one of them, preferably McAfee since it's about 5 years old and pretty much useless now. It could be a conflict between the two of them that prevents them from loading properly, thus halting Windows.
Don't think about uploading to rapidshare. That would probably take days. Since your computer is 5 years old, I doubt it has a DVD burner, only regular CD burner. So for storing 10GB you would need about 15 discs. If you can boot into Safe Mode with networking, download Malwarebytes and run it. It would also be useful if you could download HijackThis and post an output from the log in generates. Then we can check for suspicious programs that runs on startup.
If you can get into Safe Mode (F8), go to a command prompt and type chkdsk c: /f
Shame on you Pearcy for not posting your problems on our forum! You know I could've fixed your problems easy, and got you set up with some decent protection, rather than that crappy McAfail and (No)Defender.
I think a replay would have helped.
You can try to use the Tools -> Repair archive function in WinRAR, and see if it's able to fix part of your zip file.
Or try this program: http://www.diskinternals.com/zip-repair/
Or try this program: http://www.diskinternals.com/zip-repair/
Looks interesting. Any downloads for trying it out?
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