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A question should have a reason, you do not give a reason for that question ,so it can not be truly answered. My answer is Yes & No. Further in the posts you mention your computer is crashing, is this the real reason for asking your question? You have people arguing over B.S.

Stop worrying and use your laptop, it is normal in the temp range you quoted.

I would not worry too much about warm or cold humid or dry conditions for static electricity in households, just be aware of what carpets you have in Dwellings as this is the biggest culprit for generating static when moving around a house. I have had many experiences in customers premises when...

When you touch the earth of a computer or wear a static band you have effectively discharged your self of static electricity which minimizes the risk of electronics being damaged by static electricity.

Disable on board sound card, remove your Audigy software and drivers & re install them. Might pay to check if your sound card is seated correctly in motherboard as they are known to come loose at times.

There is other means to watch different regions.

Windows XP OS is only capable of burning CD's only.... If you have XP read your own help files as it will tell you this..... to burn DVD's you need extra software installed such as Image Mastering API v2.0 for XP from Microsoft or what I mentioned in my other post or other burning software...

Windows Vista OS supports DVD/CD burning, Windows XP OS supports CD only not DVD but you will need a 3rd party software such as Nero, Roxio to burn DVD's

Your laptop power supply could be failing!

What program are you using? Have you read the software Help files on this matter?

Not quite right, the centre speaker does act as primary voice but speech will come through the other speakers when voices were recorded in back ground directions....That is the Idea of 5.1. Most people do not know how to set up 5.1 sound for their environment,most times their settings are not...

What is your sound card settings set to? Analogue or digital

Remove the battery and set the cmos jumper to reset and leave it for about 15 minutes then retry again.

4 issues that can cause BOSD, Memory, video card or CPU compatibility issues.... Dodgy Drivers is another one..... As OxfordPCRepairs mentioned it can be corrupt files or sectors on Hard drive and my money is on the Hard Drive being the culprit.

Actually it a known fact by rubbing tooth paste in the scratch marks on a DVD disc can restore them.... It has been documented many times in a lot of computer magazines over the years.... The water immersion part I see no reason for and tend to agree water marks may hinder reading of the disc.

Yes I agree with you about the costs differences in each country with some regions charging more than others despite the exchange rate in currency..... Then again their is a valid reason for different regions......classifications & piracy.... Nearly forgot region 4 where we get ripped off with...

Yes you can!!!

Go see an optometrist, you probably need glasses... I use to have this problem and had glasses prescribed for viewing TV & monitors.

I doubt it, usually when a video card is added to motherboard the onboard video is disabled..... but again you can try it to see if it works...

Never heard a chipset make a noise except when it burns out with a flash and smoke!!! Only noises you should hear is hard drive discs, CD/DVDs and fans or some thing going up in smoke if you are unfortunate.