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They are all capable of doing what you need. What does the rest of your rig look like?

Yes, I am serious. This one gets good reviews: Logitech Wireless Mouse M305

I found the perfect mouse for you: Dell Bluetooth 5-Button Travel Mouse

It may simply be some bad memory. Try running one stick at a time and see if it will boot.

All my posts have been relevant. Since you already made your decision to get the no name mouse, why continue this farce of a thread?

You get a monitor that natively supports those standards. You will not see any graphical improvement using a DVI-VGA adapter with your current VGA equipped monitor.

Wow, who spit in your Cheerio's matez6? Instead of buying a mouse, I would suggest pulling that stick out of your arse first.

You could try CCleaner. It will clean your registry of any leftover crap from the program. There is also an uninstall section and a startup section where you can remove any unneeded start up entries.

Try this: Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware

Yes, RAM sinks do help dissipate heat from the modules. Geil does make some good memory. It has a pair of LEDs on one side that light up. What are you planning on using this memory for?

VGA is a standard analog signal. DVI and HDMI both work with digital signals and offer higher quality graphics to maximize the quality of your LCD. Using a DVI to VGA adapter with your monitor will not show any difference in video quality.

If you suspect a virus, give Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware a try. It's free to download and use. A good, free anti-virus program to use is AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 9.0. I have been using AVG for years without any problems.

What noise does it make exactly? Try booting the system with the HDD completely disconnected. It may be bad.

You could create a slip-streamed CD containg the OS and any needed SATA controller drivers. This will show you how: Resolving "Setup did not find any hard disk drives" during Windows XP Installation

That may be your problem Nick. Try a set of powered speakers if you have some available.

I don't have to agree on your opinion of it's "superiority". He's not asking which browser is better, he's asking for help with IE.

Hmm. Lets see. . . Nope, don't see cheap mentioned. Maybe I am, what's it to ya? You're right. I am dumb for thinking you actually wanted our help. :rolleyes:

Instead of suggesting another browser lucasbyte, why don't you actually try to help him with his problem? :rolleyes: Try repairing IE by clicking Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs. Find IE in the list and select, click Uninstall. At the next dialog box click Repair. At...

The Logitech mouse looks "kinda gay"? That's a new one on me. Never heard of a "Rock" wireless mouse. Sounds cheap.

Those are nice and all linkin, but he's in Australia. Go with the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000. I've never had any problems with their wireless mice and battery life is excellent.