Recent content by justinbyrne001

@razethewolf: Brilliant, simply brilliant… this worked! Thank you so very much razethewolf, I would have never thought that this issue was brought about by a DisplayLink software driver, and the recent release of Chrome 25.0.1364.94m. Honestly, an odd conflict, however, I should not be that...

@SchizTech: In reply to your first post, yes, I too just figured this out, that Google is now having Chrome install under "Program Files", instead of under "Users". I think this was in response to a myriad of users complaints in regards to how Chrome was installing under “Users”, instead of...

Okay, this problem still persists, and I have not yet been able to find a solution anywhere. In a desperate attempt to find a solution, I have ran the following program to attempt to resolve this issue: - Kaspersky Pure 2.0 (Deep scan) - - No Virus's, Mal-ware, or threats found - - - This is...

@SchizTech: To answer your first question, yes. I have done a system restore three times already, and after each time, the same issue persists. To answer your second question, no. I have not installed IE10. In-fact, I did not even install IE10 on my system before I wiped my drive, simply...

@SchizTech & @ronintexas Many thanks for replying so soon, I sincerely appreciate it. @SchizTech: To answer your first question, yes. I am only installing ‘some’ of the ‘pre-selected’ updates. There are a few that were ‘pre-selected’ that I ‘un-selected’, either because I believed that it...

Okay, I am about to lose it, literally, because I cannot resolve this issue, and this is the ‘only’ place I know of where I can get some sound advice. I had recently wiped my hard drive clean, to do a fresh install of Windows 7. My registry was becoming a little cluttered, and after about a...