just kidding
Actually at this point, starting over clean doesn't sound like a bad idea in this case Daygo.
Reading your numerous problems you're experiencing, I would guess it's not only multiple application issues but also your operating system. Either way, your software isn't being kind to you.
It just sounds like your software for what ever reason is taking a dump on you because you're learning things.
Wiping your hard drive and carefully reinstalling all of your software may be a last resort, but it also insures that your system will run according to how you want it to by the software that you yourself installed.
If you have all you need to reinstall and restore what ever is personal and the drivers for your perpherals for your system, wipe that bad boy off and start from scratch!
Take control of your system.
G'Luck
Cp
and that is where it would be best to have someone experienced with computers to sit down with you and show you what you need to know or take a course on computers. It is extremely difficult to attempt to fix your computer issues using a forum such as this.
here again, someone with computer know how could find the backups if they were to search your computer and it would be like looking for the proverbial needle-in-the-haystack to attempt this using the forums.
Hope you get the computer issues resolved.

order a replacement from Microsoft:
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Please review the KB article in its entirety ensuring you are eligible for replacing the product in question. Thank you.
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As you are running Vista have you got a new computer ? as most you buy now don't come with disc's but have all the restore on the computer "C" drive being your working drive and a "D" drive holding the original factory settings have you got this on yours.
open 'my computer' or the vista equivalent.
see if you have a recovery drive.
on my HP with XP:
under Hard Disk Drives I have:
HP_PAVILION (C:) and HP_RECOVERY (D:)
in my 'all program' I have:
all programs > pc recovery tools > hp recovery cd-dvd creator
this allowed me to create a recovery disk so I can repair/reformat
Take a look at this as an option as well...
WWW Link
Click on - "To access the System Recovery Options menu"
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/66978-system-files.html?ltr=S
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