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My Friend Asked Him To Build Him a computer... he wants the best of the best and spare no expense, he said his parents are giving him like 4 G's to do with what he wants (lucky) anyways... I priced out the AMD Athlon 64 FX-53 Processor @ 2.4GHz and a bunch of other stuff i just need...

i actually have a wired router, i tried the drivers and everything is shown as working correctly.

I put in a network about a week and a half ago now, and when i put it in it all worked perfectly... my setup is like this: (cable modem feeds internet into router, not a host comp) Living Room Comp ----Router ---- My Room Comp...

I'm looking to buy another computer, nothing too expensive, but relatively good preformance. I have narrowed it down to 3 computers. Which one would you choose and why? ___________________________________________________________ AMD Athlon 64 3000+ Processor Kingston 512MB PC3200 DDR400 RAM...

I never used to have a problem.. when i was running both Only in the last day or so they ran quite nicely together before i don't have a "services.msc" file... i'm on a 98SE machine

2nd thing was my anti-virus nope, the status screen won't load so i can't enable the running services

When i log onto my computer my Norton Personal Firewall is booting an error message: _________________________________________ Runtime Error! Program: C:\PROGRAM FILES\NORTON PERSONAL FIREWALL\INTROWIZ.EXE abnormal program termination _________________________________________ And...

Yes, you will need to locate the correct drivers for your card. If you cannot find these on a disk you have, that may have came with your card, you can always search the driver sites on the internet. I find this one good: www.video-drivers.com keep in my mind your are going to need to...

Sounds to me that the quick fix to your problem may just be to create a new user account. Instead of troubleshooting, just delete and recreate the account with the same settings as she has before. I have not heard of this happening a lot, but it has happened to some people i know.

Are they on seperate drives? if they are on seperate drives. (eg c: & d:) than load up the windows you wish to keep loaded. and enter MS-DOS Through ms-dos you can format the 2nd drive (this is not recommended if you have any personal files on the drive... move the files to the o/s...

What are the specs and o/s for each machine? One of your systems may not be good enough to support it or the o/s does not support it. once you tell me i may be able to give more insight into the issue..

Have you always had a network installed on the machine.. ? If so, Did it used to come up before the network was installed.. ? Is the other machine also running a windows XP o/s? If the operating systems are not both xp versions, it may be that the other computer cannot support fast-user...

Your wireless card should have had not effect on the system. Have you attempted to reinstall internet explorer 6? Are you running your internet through Rogers? if so use your Rogers Internet Install disk to re-install ie6. Let me know how it goes...

I do not think the stand-by options are changeable. I could be wrong but i don't believe that it can be turned off.

What is the program, what does it do?

Sounds like a virus that one of my friends had just recently, it entered his computer and deleted all programs..left him with nothing but Windows. The issue may have nothing to do with the new hardware you just installed Are any of the program files still on the computer? If, No. then i...

How much RAM do you have installed in your comp?

This is the exact reason that you should avoid OEM's... you may as well buy a new operating system.

You should not need both the tape and compound, although no reason you can't. I would simply put the thermal tape on, i don't think its all necessary. Unless you already purchased both, in which case you may as well use it.

Primary or slave will not matter, they will both work in either role. My suggestion is to set the Master (DVD/CD Writer) Slave (DVD), but ultimately it will not make a difference if you chose otherwise.