=?Utf-8?B?U29yb3VzaA==?= <Soroush@xxxxxx> wrote in
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> Internet is not the only way which you can get virus!
> The game itself which you install might have a virus!
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> "blazergirl" wrote:
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>> My 3 year old was playing "Purble Place" and accidentally opened
>> several windows and had quite a few things up on the screen. We
>> don't have an internet connection yet, so there isn't a risk of
>> viruses, etc. But, ever since this happened only "Ink Ball" will
>> open. The other games appear to still be on the computer (icons,
>> info regarding them, etc) but nothing will open to play. Any tips on
>> how to play these pre-installed games again?
Rare for that to happen. Purble Place comes on the Windows Vista DVD, so
are you saying Vista has been pressed with a Virus? Because if it has,
I'm sure Microsoft would love to sue you for slander. Think before
talkie.
Blazergirl:
Open start Menu
Type in "System Restore"
Bring up this program, it lets you roll back your system several days.
It won't effect your data files, just your programs, it could be
something you installed is causing problems with your system.
You may have to roll back a week or so, basically run the program, roll
back a week or so, then try the game again once the program finishes.
If it still doesn't work try rolling again, but don't do it too much.
Maybe no more than 1 month.
If that doesn't help, let us know.
If you never had your computer on the Internet, did you upgrade the
computer? Did you buy the computer open box? What make/model is your
computer?
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-A.