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You certainly have to change the boot-sequence in BIOS : 1. CDROM 2. HARDDISK During the restart, your Recovery CD/DVD will start automatically, doing its job. I don't know about the rest. Think of your DATA also !!!

I ran CCleaner v2.35.1219 in a pure WinXPproSP2-environment, - which has never been on-line - which is totally malware-free - which doesn't contain any Third Party Software installed, except CCleaner. The goal was to verify how many registry CCleaner would report in such a virginal...

I don't know. That's my way of reasoning : a change of hardware can cause problems. I used the same reasoning when I created my golden reboot. Any new CHANGE on my harddisk can cause a problem, so I only had to find a software, that undoes any CHANGE on my harddisk during reboot, which I found...

Did you install the software of the printer properly and read the manual how to use it, like how to replace empty cartridges, etc. ? If you don't do it right, you can get blank pages.

Well you changed something : your monitor = tv-screen. In that case, I would undo the change and see if the problem still occurs. If the problem is gone, it's caused by your tv-screen. Maybe your computer can't handle your tv-screen.

I never heard of SORBS, had to look it up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spam_and_Open_Relay_Blocking_System I never liked blacklists as security (too many holes) and blacklisting people has always been unfair, proven more than once in history.

I know, it's logical that nothing is foolproof. I'm waiting already 5 year, to meet my iceberg.

I don't know much about WMP, can this offer some help ? http://malektips.com/media-player-12-navigation-pane-customize.html

I created an ISO-image of all my Software CD's, including WinXPpro and MS Office 2000. This allows me to reproduce any of my software CD's over and over again, if they are damaged. My "MS Office 2000"-CD is at least 7 years old, with an ISO-image I can create a new one, if that CD is worned...

I don't need a registry repair software anymore. There is nothing wrong with these 5 reported registries, they are valid and innocent, no reason at all to remove them. My golden reboot takes care of my Windows Registry and does it much better and safer than system mechanics.

I ran "Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware" to prove my diplomatic immunity LOOOOOOOOOOOL A full scan on disk-C (system) and disk-D (data) and here is my log : ------------------------------- Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.46 www.malwarebytes.org Database version: 4495 Windows 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3...

Even when you are in Safe Mode ?

Also check the boot sequence in BIOS, the first boot-sequence has to be CDROM and not FLOPPY and the second boot sequence has to be HARDDISK.

That is usually the final solution for users with a weak security. I've done it myself many times, to get rid of ALL my problems, when I was less knowledgeable. Needing a fresh install is indeed "Having Small Issue". I hope you took at least a backup of this fresh install to make a restore...

I can't even find "Linksys WRVS4400Nv2" or "Linksys WRVS4400N" on the website of Linksys, very weird, but I found this : http://www.linksysbycisco.com/?search_keyword=+PPPoE&x=8&y=9&pagename=LBC%2FCommon%2FDynamicWrapper&site=EU&ppath=search&c=Page&lang=en Maybe the solution of your problem is...

You might visit the homepage of Linksys and support of this router. http://www.linksysbycisco.com/EU/en/support/WRT54GL Alot of information : drivers, firmware, user manuals, FAQ, online support (asking questions). I used it myself to get the latest firmware of my Linksys router and it worked.

Another funny website : http://www.thelastpage.org/

I like it, it told me "Your computer is ON". I never realized that before. Your learn something new everyday. ;)

I played with nLite/vLite myself long ago. If I remember well, nLite was able to create a WinXP Pro Installation CD, that installed the folder "Documents and Settings", which contains all your data, on another harddisk, for instance disk-D. That was the most interesting feature of nLite/vLite...

Nice freeware list, my compliments !!! In het chapter "Compression/Archiving/File Manipulation:" I couldn't find IZArc : http://www.izarc.org/ "IZArc is 100% virus free and it doesn't contain any spyware or adware." and it's true, I scanned it myself with the very best scanners.