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Nero should be able to burn the files (.vob) to a disc. Make sure you add all the files that were processed to the Nero Burning Rom. Meaning all the converted output files. It seems that this guy has had luck with DVD Shrink. I guess its worth try since Wednesday is coming quick. Let me know...

I have an MSI Wind U120 and it has the netbook standard 1024x768. It's pretty good, I can watch some movies on it in high quality. I wouldn't recommend it however for any type of viewing material in HD.

Well what kind of backup is this? A backup as in documents, folders, data etc. or a ghost of a drive? It could be the OS install, the programs that can't be transferred, or any games installed.

How did the conversion process go?

haha never heard of that before.

It could be that your card isn't supported. I know some processing centers won't accept certain ones. An alternative would be to contact them or setup a separate Paypal account.

Netbooks are made for basic needs like internet, e-mail, word processing. I wouldn't rely on a netbook to convert movies or stream them.

If you have PCI slots you can put in an e-sata card (the drive would be external though).

Haha yeah be careful with MSCONFIG you can mess up a lot! I would enable a diagnostic startup, from there you can go into your settings and delete useless programs.

If you have Nero Smartstart, launch that. You will see a nice pretty GUI. Select Nero Burning Rom on the left. From there, there is a menu on the left again that you can select CD or DVD, and from there once again on the left is a menu for DVD-Video or CD-Video depending on your preference...

I don't think they can just disappear, I don't know of such a feature. I would suggest running a form of virus scan software just in case something is up.

Correct, the sad thing is HP has started to not offer the backwards drivers for XP. So with a ton of work it can be done, but it's a royal pain :mad:

I think Vista uses close to a gig of ram at idle, so you're probably fine. There's many ways to manually uninstall or stop startup programs.

The internal adapter would probably be the way to go for both speed and economy. The other option like you said would require you to have the HDD outside of the case. The speeds probably should be right on. By any chance you could also buy a cheap IDE drive to throw in there.

Go into Nero and select Nero burning rom. From there you want to select DVD-video or Video-CD. Then add all your files into the box and burn the data to a disc. It should automatically set the files to play in a DVD player by standard settings.

Yeah I'd have to agree with Omega. They use two different structures basically. What program are you having troubles with?

Western Digital and Seagate drives are both very reliable. I would watch out for Hitachi deskstars (deathstars).

Correct. I would like to add that it's no big deal really. It is a pain, but if you go to places like CVS or Walgreen's or really any photo place they can retrieve them for you and make copies. Proprietary stuff is usually a pain, but the Memory Stick Duo is pretty widely known.

You will need to make sure you meet the minimum requirements for XP. Also you will need to have a copy of XP.

A toward can hold more and that means the motherboards will be more versatile. You can also build a tower by yourself for much cheaper than a laptop. Laptops do overheat, but that wouldn't really be an issue for you (especially know laptops are tested to determine their faults before sold)...