Do your ears wiggle?

[tribalmasters]

This is what the real problem was with my 'puder

Looks like it has bad capacitors and slight heat related troubles too!

 

[tribalmasters]

Sorry, I missed your post until now. I wouldn't have been any help anyway. The program someone suggested in the beginning of the thread CCleaner is a great program to have and to use. I've used it for years. You can go to options in it and tell it what cookies to keep and which to pitch (which is great for Vista because they hid the da*n cookies folder)

Think Zep is gonna get a lot of messages from all of us when our 'puters are on the fritz.

Taz, your's problem sounds like a RAM problem. Try enabling more Virtual Memory... to do that just go to the start menu, click on help and support, enter "virtual memory", when the topics come up the 4th one down "change size of virtual memory", pick that one and then just follow the directions and increase the size.

NOT a good idea! Add more physical memory instead!!

 

[AlmondEyes]

I see the image move. But yes, I can wiggle my ears like that. I guess it's an inherited trait, as my dad can do it as well and I think his dad can, too. I don't think my brother can.

 

[tribalmasters]

I can make mine wiggle slightly, I know where the muscles are but they don't move my ears quite like my dog can move his!!

 

[Nottoohappy]

I don't think my wiggle. I tried for a little while but, I just got a headache and a sore jaw.

 

[strell]

My ears? No wiggles.

 

[tribalmasters]

When you smile or at least when I smile, the muscles needed will contract, feel behind your ear and you may feel and identify them!!