ardnelias

Well you can make use of the USERPROFILE and USERNAME environment variables to determine the profile paths...

Open those files using a Hex editor - probably you will get to see the content...

oops, overlooked the context of your question....sorry

Create a shortcut on your desktop with the following command line: Explorer.exe /e,D:\ replacing D:\ with the drive or path to your folder.... Now invoking the shortcut will open the folder you specified as the default. If you want your folder to be the root folder instead of My Documents then add the /root parameter like this: explorer /e,/root,D:\

You might want to take a look at Sitebar : A bookmark server program. Its opensource and free. But you need to install mySQL and PHP to get it running. The bookmarks appear as Sidebars in firefox and IE. It also supports a lot many other browsers.... http://www.sitebar.org/

http://helpdesk.kixtart.org/KixUtilsTasks.asp http://helpdesk.kixtart.org/Download/Utils/zap.exe Dr. Delete: Remove in-use files http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,737...sware~mode=flat

Well, do a thorough scan of your hdd with a tool such as Norton Disk Doctor - that will point out any problems with it. Also, replace your IDE cable that connects your hdd to your motherboard.

Well, to rule that out you can do a thorough scan with a good AV and Trojan scanner. I suggest Nod32. / Kaspersky. If that doesnt solve your problem, then install a parallel os and try downloading from there...

Try these links: XP Home boot hangs at mup.sys http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-6251-0.ht...threadID=160609 http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/31874/ http://www.computing.net/windowsxp/wwwboard/forum/97354.html

Check out the application switches topic: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=12657&hl=

If thats a popup add, then its right. you are infected with adware LOL get Spybot S & D and ad-aware and do a thorough scan of your system. These are free programs that will remove any installed adware and spyware including that annoying popup - which is itself a nuisance! get ad-aware at www.lavasoft.de google for Spybot S & D

well you should try Flashget then. Even with broadband, there is no guarantee that your file will come all in one piece.

It could be a Virus / Trojan / Spyware attack. Run a trojan scanner while you are disconnected from the net. Also run Ad-aware, Spybot S & D and Hijackthis tools to clean your system of any spyware / adware. To see if the problem is hardware related - like the hdd having bad sectors - you can run a program such as Norton System Works or the plain old chkdsk /f to do a boot time check on all drives.

What program are you using to download? Any download manager like Flashget?

Look up this link for somer relevant code... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xxcopy/message/2251