PwnBoxer Covered by Blue Stuff NEED HELP

[WhiteDragon]

I launch PwnBoxer and it comes up with Blue stuff all over it. Please help.
Windows XP S3

It seams that some sometimes it is all over the whole application and some times just a portion of it and some times it isn't there at all. When i can see the left side of PwnBoxer and i click on the upper part of the blue it adds more client windows. And when I click on the bottom of the blue stuff it removes a client window. However I don't want to do ether bc I already had it set up the way I liked it. So, I still need to get this under control.

Look at this pic...
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[xartin]

i'd suspect it's your windows install is likely telling you it's kicked the bucket. time for windows 7 mate

[WhiteDragon]

Originally Posted by xartin

i'd suspect it's your windows install is likely telling you it's kicked the bucket. time for windows 7 mate

And your a noob when it comes to comps. Grow up. I own all the OSs and have several comps. If you have nothing helpful to say then leave the forums.

[Nghtmr9999]

xartin is somewhat correct. There are some issues with Windows XP. Take a look at this post and see if this helps.

XP Users having problem with latest Pwnboxer? Read here!

[xartin]

Originally Posted by WhiteDragon

And your a noob when it comes to comps. Grow up. I own all the OSs and have several comps. If you have nothing helpful to say then leave the forums.

Yet i can build this?

Frankenstein Lives!

someone need a hug? no need to be mad that microsoft retired win xp over two years ago
If you haven't upgraded yet you will only continue to have larger problems which eveidently you already are.

Windows XP SP3 - And So It Ends - Softpedia

In April 2009 Microsoft will retire Mainstream support for Windows XP SP3

That also means vulnerable to several known security risks microsoft has made public, has publicly refused to fix due to software age that are known to virus authors. having a background in operating system development I can only relay that a consistent operating system will have a very significant impact on how reliable software will function.

The last win xp install i had in for a virus cleaning has over 2300 registry errors. it earned worst registry of the year award at our pc repair shop

[Drarkan]

Sorry gotta agree. Last year about Feb 2010 my windows xp system failed to start. I took it into an analyst that basically told me that it had let in a virus which resulted in the crash of my HDD, all my data lost! I keep a fully upgraded version of Norton 360 all the time, but windows updates are the backup to that system.

I refused to upgrade to Vista cause it sucks big nuts, but I was forced to upgrade to Windows 7 when I had to rebuild my PC. I had no idea at the time that windows xp was not being supported cause I was too busy playing wow instead of reading software news... well lets face it, I hardly read software news unless i'm in the market to upgrade.

Nonetheless, there are errors you are experiencing due to the fact that Windows XP is degrading and the only way to fix if you want to keep that OS is to do a clean install and restore all your saved data to the new install. You could get a registry cleaner to maintain the registry structure, since most errors that slow down a PC are registry related, so no matter how much ram or how fast your processor is, if you have the 2300 registry errors Xartin had to fix, then its like running the equivalent of a 486-DX 33! Trust me, I used to own one!

[WhiteDragon]

Originally Posted by Nghtmr9999

xartin is somewhat correct. There are some issues with Windows XP. Take a look at this post and see if this helps.

XP Users having problem with latest Pwnboxer? Read here!

Thanks for your response....

FYI im not going to get into a pissing contest over what Comps your running. It isn't that big of a deal. And and FYI on top of that...I have a $600 liquid cooling system that was bought peace by peace. The point that I was making is learn how to be respectful to others and only post helpful information like Nghtmr9999.