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as he said, try a different video card that's known to be working to see if thats the problem, If it's at the bios then its probably the video card or the slot (less likely).

graphics card issue perhaps? do you have another one you can try? also, what happens if you boot to safe mode?

for that you would probably have to download windows steady state. You can change permissions for various things, that might be what you're after. What do you actually want the "other people" to be able to do?

basically I'm after a new computer but I've sorted most of that but I haven't decided on what motherboard to get. I want to get a cheap one...but still a good one so I'm going for 1333MHz FSB , core 2 quad support and support for 800MHz DDR2 RAM. What do you reckon? As I said, as cheap as...

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Ive got 2 lcd's at work on 1 machine plus a spare lcd and spare crt for testing machines on at home I've got 1 lcd and 3crt's for 3 computers and 1 crt at my pc at my aunties

by the looks of it you are using an onboard graphics card. One thing I would definately suggest is to get a new graphics card for it as you are sharing the memory between the graphics card and PC. Other than that yes upgrading the RAM to 1GB would give a significant improvement

the vga port is output unfortunately. The only way I can think of that you could do it is to get a usb video capture "card" such as this although I'm not sure how fast it is but you would need something like that.

Right, I've got this machine that I thought would be good to use for a cafe POS system, found free software for it and got it all set up (with 98 as I have a spare license for it) but I wanted it secure. So far I've managed to get it so that when you press Esc on the logon screen it won't let...

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oh I get what you mean now, yeh I hasn't written over the partitions, I made sure I put linux on (a) different partition(s)

yeh, with OS 8.6 it makes loads of partitions so I guess so, yeh

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I would agree, definately go with the Kingston. and cpuz is a good program, that should do it

lol...I'll totally be able to run it...with my amazing PC... or maybe my laptop...just about (graphics wise)

Well I've just bought this old clamshell iBook (the turquoise one for those who care) and it comes with the amazing Mac OS 8.6. So I gave it a nice big 60GB HDD and 288MB RAM so it's goes a bit faster and the put OS 8.6 back on it. Then I thought it would be really good if I could dual boot to...

the normal thing to do is to buy an access point for that kind of thing...but if you do what OMEGA said then it should work

you have to burn it to a cd. Use your cd writing software, choose to burn a "disc image or saved project" (thats what nero says) find that file and burn it to a cd then put it in your pc and boot from it

well first of all we need to know the spec of your computer. i.e. processor, RAM, Graphics Card and Motherboard then we can help you more as to what you can upgrade

yeh that sorted it, thanks :)