moo2004

Yep, It happens for the bests

That is exactly what I wanted!! Lucky me, I found this pointer in the hard way using filemon

They are all messed up!! I don't have the line with all the commands: File, Edit, View etc... If I go to Tools menu, click Customize, and then click the Toolbars tab. Click the toolbar I want to restore to its original settings it changes it to the defualt, but when I click on close it undo the changes... I have tried re-installing and it didn't help... I have tried creating a new outlook profile but it didn't help either. How can I restore it to the default???? :angry:

Hi all, I have a logitech set of mouse and keyboard. In this keyboard I have a button that if I press on it the PC goes into standby mode. I wish to disable this option. I can disable it in the control pane but I have got many computers with that have the same set of mouse and keyboard. I wondered If anyone knows which registry key is responsible for this behavior?? I Knew which key causes that behavior I could have give him another value during the login script

What is WAIK?? How will you manage to you add the language packs??

You mean, creating something like an Image of the entire PC? I know that Windows Vista has a built in utility for that. Have you tried google "image Windows Vista"

Maybe you can split the 500GB disk into 2 partitions of 350GB and 150GB? (Using Partition magic, Paragon Partition manger or acronis disk director ) One partition (350GB) will contain all the data that you have on this disk. And the second partition will contain the OS. You can clown Disk (120GB) to the 150GB partition using "acronis true image". Afterwards you may merge those two partitions into one. (using "acronis true image").

Does it also happen when you use another browser (Firefox or Maxthon)? Maybe your PC is infected with a malicious code. Have you tried to scan it with SPY B&D? AD-aware etc...?

Vista98, (Interesting name...) Can you post the error message that you receive when you try to start your PC? It will be much easier to know what cause the problem if we can see the error message

Is there a pointer in the registry that point on location of the PST file?