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funny how uber mods dont delete threads like this one...

if you boot to the OS cd, you should be able to just run a fresh installation...give it another try instead of trying to run the upgrade.

you get to set it up however you want...but then again, like everyone else already asked, what type of server/for what purpose are you asking...that helps answer your ???

why are ya'll giving him information to circumvent(hack) what a network admin has set in place for security reasons???

yes, you will have to log on as admin to the local machine unless you are on a domain to be able to access and move content within user profiles.

that and the fact that the latest drivers will be at the manufacturer site

if you have the XP installation cd you can run a repair which may fix the problem without completely reinstalling everything...

what you are talking about works just fine. you are looking for the folders that contain the inf files for the devices...my ThinkPad has a drivers folder in C:\ with the inf files. You can also try the I386 folder and the INF subfolder in c:\windows...

it sounds right. sounds like he tried to "fix" your data without buying any parts by running Chkdsk /r. that will usually fix "corrupt" files, costs him nothing since the machine does all the work. if the hdd is failing, this action can actually finish off the hdd and send it to lala land. He...

cool...

yeh, this doesnt pose a problem with data or programs...but with large capacity drives available, who needs to install apps on a second hdd??

that would be No Post, not as likely to cause blue screen, but still possible...

also, if you want a dualboot system, you have to blow away what you currently have installed so that you can create more than one partition on your hdd, one for each OS...

vonage...skype...no pc needed :D

and download all the MS updates...yay

yeh, you'd be surprised to find out how many "techs" that work in the corporate world have no clue when they dont have access to a senior level tech or google ;)

Looks like it allows you to access your mp3s from your computers to listen on your home stereo. Instead of doing this, I have a laptop that sits on the top shelf of my HT rack and is connected to an audio input on the receiver via miniplug to rca cables. same thing....

the router should have a signal selection as to what kind of cards you want to broadcast to, a/b/g or a combo of them...see if that helps. plus you are correct, at this point, it isnt slow to authenticate.

sounds like it is taking time to load other applications which in turn means the wireless adapter has to wait to be authenticated by the router and given an ip address...ive seen this at work, employees to anxious to get online, but have stupid crap like ding and the weatherbug loading to know...

OMG!!! you are taking up my time instead of your company's IT department's!!! :D:D:D