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If I was you,I would get her a used IBM laptop.

I wouldn't believe it.Ban both nicknames and their IP's too :)

Make sure you are using a crossover cable,and have setup the right IP's on each computer.

Well you need some recording software and a mic as you said.Google "recording software" and you will get lots of results.You can even use the Windows Sound Recorder.

Well,it is possible to use multiple access points in order to create one network.Each access point can have the same name ending with a different number for example.But generally,yes it can be done.

Hmm,there's not much to explain.Here's a list of browsers which support XML,http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_browsers.asp

Yes it is possible.But there are also external devices that are made only for storring data.They are pretty expensive although...

It could be a monitor problem,but it also could be a graphics card problem.Have you tested if a different monitor works?

Have you checked for viruses?Also check your temps.

Have you installed the drivers for the sound card?

Dual Gigabit means 2 Gigabit ports.

IMO wait until you see how well the whole touch screen/thouch control will work Vista.

Congrats!Get another GB of ram when you can.

IMO with 550watt(max) PSU you should be fine.

lhow2000 if the cd contains many files(hundred of thousand) it's normal to take some time to read them all.And if you have chosen to display them as thumbnails it will take more time to display them all.

I just check how many players there are on each server.

Are you sure it's on one stick?Usually they come on 64,128,256,512,1024 sticks.Have you ever upgraded the RAM?You could try to update the BIOS.

It is possible.If they write a BIOS update or something like that.But I wouldn't rely on that,I would just look for another m/b.

Could you be more specific with the "weird noise" thing?Could be many things...

If the discs come out scratched then propably there a problem inside your cd/dvd-player.I suggest you get a new one,or return the one you have now to the shop you bought it from.