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harlemnocturn
I run Office 2003 under Windows XP-Pro on a Toshiba Satellite A105-S4002
laptop, which is always plugged in and stays at home. Lately, it became a
regular occurrence for me to have to power down, disconnect, reconnect and
power up because Word would periodically fail to detect my Brother MFC-640CW
driver. Last Thursday, however, this ritual did not work. After repairs and
reinstalls of the driver, I thought the Word problem was fixed; however,
Publisher does not detect the driver. Could the running of another scanning
program, Adaware, cause the removal of Office components? Often, as I did
Wednesday night, when Adaware runs unattended, Windows goes into hibernation.
After bringing Widows up, McAfee confirmed that I had components missing in
its Security Suite.
laptop, which is always plugged in and stays at home. Lately, it became a
regular occurrence for me to have to power down, disconnect, reconnect and
power up because Word would periodically fail to detect my Brother MFC-640CW
driver. Last Thursday, however, this ritual did not work. After repairs and
reinstalls of the driver, I thought the Word problem was fixed; however,
Publisher does not detect the driver. Could the running of another scanning
program, Adaware, cause the removal of Office components? Often, as I did
Wednesday night, when Adaware runs unattended, Windows goes into hibernation.
After bringing Widows up, McAfee confirmed that I had components missing in
its Security Suite.