Go to http:/gmail.com and click at the button under the login area. With this email address you'll be able to use all Google services.
Very easy. Use Google search and type Gmail. You'll find directions over there to complete your account.
If you go to Gmail.com right under the log-in box, it says "New to Gmail?". It's free and easy. Under that is a big button that says; Create an account. Click it. Fill in the required information and that should be it.
1. Go to Google.com

2. On the top of the page, click 'Gmail.'

3. Click 'Create an Account.' This is in the bottom right corner.

4. Enter in all the required information.

5. Click 'Accept' at the bottom of the page.

If you don't have an account, go to www.gmail.com. In the bottom right hand corner there will be a button that says create an account. Click on that. You will have to fill in information, such as your desired log in name and password. Fill in that information. You must be 13 years of age to create your google account.

To log into your gmail account

Go to www.gmail.com. Type your username in the username box on the left side of the screen. Type your password underneath it. (password is case sensitive) press sign in or the enter key on the key board.

If you forget your login info

Click"I cannot access my account", which is located underneath password. Select "I forgot my username" or "I forgot my password." Follow the steps.

You can go to any email providing site and follow the prompts to open a free email account. Examples:

1. Google.com (Gmail)
2. yahoo.com (Yahoo Mail)
3. hotmail.com
4. if you have an aim screen name, it comes with email (youraimscreenname@aim.com)

computer errors

Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters 75b6bf7c 4 75b6bf7c 75b6b7c

Hey Falcon

Strange but solvable. Of course this depends on when the error appears. This seemed to be a familiar error. And doing an internet search lead to alot of solutions. Gave me a flash back to the c:> prompt btw.

But try this

Solution 1) Click on start, control panel, task bar and start menu, click on the start Menu tab, click on Customize, click on Clear List button. clear on clear. This should solve your problem

Solution 2) Unless you have an older version of Apples quick time. You may need to update this video display. Which version if you have this are you using?

Delete or rename the file: QuickTimeFavorites.qtr

If you have reverted to sp2 remove these kbs KB925902, KB931261, KB930178, KB931784 & KB932168

Start>>Run>>msconfig>>Startup tab. I then turned off Reader_sl

Solution 3) Turning off your bios floppy disk drive. Floppy drive may have failed.

Solution 4) Are you inserting any blank usb, photo sticks, detachable memory cards or usb drives? Then Windows attempts to index it. Turning off the indexing should help rprevent this problem from reappearing.

Solution 5) Do you have a realtek audio device? There is a microsoft fix for this conflicting with Windows animation cursor flaw.

Solution 6) Do you have any symatec protucts older versions reverted? If so update to a more recent version.

Solution 7) uninstall all Usb pereph. Then re-installing them - This is the step recommended by Norton Ghost staff and it worked for me, LAWindsurfer.

Solution 8) Case of multiple hard drives, card readers.

Uninstalling card readers and other hard drives to make boot drive c: then re-installing every thing.

keith

First, go to the Control Panel in your start menu, then click on Add/Remove Programs, find Facemoods and click Remove.

If you use Firefox you also need to remove the Facemoods Add-on, go to Tools/Add-ons in the Firefox toolbar menu and click to uninstall.

If you use Chrome, please click on the Wrench icon on top right, go to extensions and click to uninstall.

How to remove Facemoods from Google Chrome

1. Click on Facemoods icon and select Uninstall.

2. Click on Customize and control Google Chrome icon - Options.

3. Change Google Chrome homepage to google.com or other and click the Manage search engines… button to remove Facemoods from the list.

How to remove Facemoods from Internet Explorer

1. Run IE, click on Tools - select Manage Add-ons.

2. Choose Toolbars and Extensions and uninstall Facemoods and everything from the list: Facemoods toolbar, facemoods.com, etc

3. Click Search Providers. Click on Bing or Google and make it as your default search provider, then select Facemoods Search and click Remove (it's on the lower right corner of the window).

4. Click Tools - Internet Options and select General tab. Change the homepage under the General tab.

Install a filter that blocks them. It won't actually stop them per se, but you won't have to see them anymore.

I've found that typically, unsubscribing from spam is actually a red flag that says "Yes, I do read spam! Please send me a lot more!"