Legolash2o

im a perfectionist (i hate junk! lol), my girlfriend went on holiday so i had 2 weeks so i got bored n decided to order some new parts and when i went to add them inside my pc.. it was a mess so i just decided to fully sort out my pc, including windows. I just wanted a challenge and it was one lol, but backed all the tweaks up so i don't have to do them again.. thank god! vLite helped alot though, like getting rid of anything i didnt need including IE, then some of my own removals. Getting a Quad Core soon so that should be even better n also maybe another SSD later on too. @puntoMX you only listed like 10 things which i did theres 23 in total n the lots more part... quite alot of tweaks i did get off google so easier looking on there for some tweaks. disable unused services helps too and if i stop using a program i uninstall it and all the files which came with it, also my computer defrags itself at night times (dunno if that actually helps though).

same here havent used it in ages, was good though... ill give the new version a try to see how it is

i think companies should concentrate on making the product better rather than spending time to make it crack proof or whatever, cos it will get cracked eventually and just becomes a waste of time...

i wouldn't pay for it, no chance

IE8 released sooner than expected, great news

i cant wait for SP3

try this on TCP/IP configuration IP: THe computers IP Subnet: the subnet you want Gateway: Router/Comp with Internet DNS1: Server address DND2: Router/Comp with internet

they will recognise them as SATA's, and should pick them up automatically as long as the drivers are installed

if you mean the BIOS the the firmware + info is one your motherboard/manufactuer's website (downloads section)

hey stoes again.. go to start > run > "msconfig" > startup. disable some stuff you do not need

that might stop users from changing there passwords

admin

thx been looking for this

On windows 98SE, when you input the cd do NOT run Setup and go with CD-rom support (well the option that takes you to command prompt, type in "cd win98" so your in the windows 98 directory of the cd (equivalent to I386 folder on XP) and type "setup /?" there is a syntax where it skips the disk checking so it will get past the cannot read last cluster problem graphics card... install it manually without the ATI program, cant really remember how to do this as i havent been on windows 98 for along time. Control Panel > Add hadrware and the inf needed is in the ATI temp folder bin > driver

think i found the driver, is yours a intel P965 chipset? well it says it is on the p5b website, but just need confirming

if that dont work you can try disabling raid or AHCI a link with someone who had the same problem here btw did a disk come with the computer?

it had a read me file with it, with HR in its support list

try this lol

might have found something, hang on

whats the full make and model of your computer/laptop Asus.... (might have a model number on the actual thing itself

what language you after?

if you goto here, select XP, and download the second raid driver, when you finished installing it, there should be a folder in "C:\Program Files\Intel" which you need to integrate the folder might be there without downloading the file

these where the drivers that was on the website for you motherboard under RAID, so hopefully they should link just noticd there are more drivers hang on lol... sorry try the other drivers anyway

try integrating the 2 folders in the zip file, if you get a message asking for textmode or pnp, select textmode please. hope it works

is that an Asus? and are you using 32 or 64bit?