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it isnt a ram eater at all. it runs smooth on my system with 2 gb of ram.

Anybody? "An error has occurred for tak Reminders - Christopher Wilson. Error message: The specified account name is not valid." is exactly what it says wehen i open up task scheduler, but i dont know how to fix it. It's the first problem ive had with vista. Think its something to do with vista...

When i open task scheduler it says this " An error has occured for task reminders - (my user name). Error message: The specified account name is not valid."

im likin the ideas, maybe someone should sticky this haha

Yeah, i run vista premium and i havent had any problems with it either. It came new with my PC, well i had the option of home or premium, both free. Its XP on steroids pretty much.

32 bit premium

what is that tiny 1/2" x 1/2" box with a white cloth top and black powder inside? I stabbed it but dunno what it is.

yes i am lol, anything is possible these days.

I tried the second option but it just laughed at me. i have a hard drive with information on it for banking and stuff, i ripped it apart down to the two silver disks in it and scratched both sides with a screw driver a bit, not all that much. think thats enough?

How would ya do it? What exactly do you ruin to be able to say its inoperable and how.

i cant even tell whats going on. Try taking the flash off and using a lamp as your light source so we can see your screen without the flash glair

yes it will because i have an intel 965 chipset and i can run it just fine

Nah. Im pretty sure you can handle it. If you decide to build one just check back with us to make sure everything is compatable. Its easier than you think.

Build one. Its like building a car, youll know it inside and out when your done. Cant get much better than that.

Ok so premium and ultimate do. Anybody run basic?

yes, at least premium does, which i have.

Do you know anybody who has a dell with SP2? If so odds are they have the sp2 cd. just reinstall with that and use your product key.

Try this. get to the command prompt and type in fdisk and nose around in there, see how many partitions you have, what theyre set under and so on. You could do a cmos and debug routine where it would clear out your cmos and debug your partiton, which would wipe off windows xp, spyware and...

Are you sure you put the right cd drive up there? It should be all the way up at the top, then go to save changes and exit. That should work for you. Ive never tried the above method but it may work. To get to safe mode you know that you hold down f8 when you restart to get to that menu right?

Yes, go into your bios, go to the second to last tab, change the boot order to cd drive and then hard drive. Restart and then choose the second option which is boot off cd.