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You are looking at a system reinstall. You probably have a very NASTY virus!

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well you opened an email with the subject "love letter"? if so you downloaded a very harsh virus into your laptop. what you have to do now is reinstall windows into your laptop again. I hope you have the recovery cd or any cds that came with your laptop if not oh boy you are screwed. this will teach you not to trust everybody you meet in the internet. start your pc with the recovery cd. and follow the instructions on the screen.

when given the option format the hd to make sure the virus is completely gone

good luck

Did you try turning it back on? There is a button for wireless on your laptop and one for when you plug the laptop in, check those three things. It also could be something wrong with your connection? Hope this helps you!

Since you opened an email , you might have got a virus on your pc or you have BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) ... I recommend you to re-install your operating system

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from a friend eh?.... hmm

im wondering how he managed to send it to you without blue screening his own system... chances are he opened it before forwarding it......or did he......

so unless your "buddy" is in the practice of just forwarding emails without looking at them... i'd say it was intentional...

reformat...and get new people to hangout with...

have a good day