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[bo$$]

Try doing the usual umm.. clearing cookies/history/everything else, retart comp and whatnot.
If it still doesn't work try IE? Maybe it's just a problem that you're having with firefox.
If it still doesn't work and it's a problem with your computer being too full or whatnot then delete un-needed stuff/programs that aren't used.
Use the Disc Cleaner or whatever it's called to clear some mb

[Heart Break Kid]

tried but cant do any of those things =[
stupid public profile =[

[Leetzgirl]

what public profile/

[bo$$]

tried but cant do any of those things =[
stupid public profile =[

Oh I get what you mean now..
Your computer is logged in as a "guest" or whatever.. so you don't like administrator rights to do anything like uninstall, etc?

[Heart Break Kid]

exactly
its very annoting i have limited options no microsoft programs no paint no java no flash =[

[Leetzgirl]

exactly
its very annoting i have limited options no microsoft programs no paint no java no flash =[

Why you on a guest account?


can sort it out for you now -.-

[Heart Break Kid]

i didnt choose to go on that account
went to load up my one and it wont been like that for a month now =[

[Recursion]

EDIT: NVM PLEASE DELETE.

[Leetzgirl]

Boot into Safe Mode and log on with the Administrator account.
Open a command prompt window, Start -> Run -> cmd.exe in the Open box -> Click
OK.
At the command prompt, enter the following command substituting the correct
information for where it says "YOURACCOUNT".

net localgroup administrators /add "YOURACCOUNT"

Hopefully, you'll see an entry that tells you the command completed
successfully.
Restart your computer and check the status of your current account, it should
now be a Computer Administrator.

If you want to use a limited account as your everyday account, create a new
account and then copy your current profile into the new account using one of the
methods outlined in these articles.

How do I copy a user profile in Windows XP?
http://www.petri.co.il/copy_user_pro...windows_xp.htm

To copy a user profile
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/l.../bb491071.aspx
How to copy data from a corrupted user profile to a new profile
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/811151

You will have to use a third account which is a computer administrator in order
to copy the files. You can use the built-in Administrator account or, if you're
running XP Home, create a temporary admin account that can be deleted once the
procedure is completed.

Good luck



Hope it helps -.-

[Heart Break Kid]

looool ty neway but i already tried that
my uncles a technition so im taking it to him soon