kaibab

i just found out in the techtv forums just thought i'd give the link in these forums: this link show you where i got the info (and for more info): http://cgi.techtv.com/messageboards?action...read_id=3110774 this link to download it: http://www.spybot-updates.com/files/spybotsd13rc3.exe

You didn't move it... You started a new thread which is double posting... Only Mods can move threads... well i didn't mean to double post and for that i didn't mean to double post i just wanted people to know that it was from another forum how do you do that (i have the free version of adaware) well i did do this and ran avg also to get rid of it how long has it been since spybot offered updates?

:MOVED TO Networks, Internet and Security FORUM: BY ME

how do you remove the bridge.dll? (manually/with a program it does not matter to me how you suggest i remove it) other info: :MOVED FROM SITE AND INFO FORUM: by me a link to a hijackthis log that i posted: http://cgi.techtv.com/messageboards?action...556&per_page=50

my question: what do i need to delete? a link to the hijackthis log that i posted: http://cgi.techtv.com/messageboards?action...556&per_page=50 :MOVED TO Networks, Internet and Security FORUM: BY ME

do you have to install it on a seperate partition or does it run kinda like the above mentioned LINE (mainly provide an emulation layer)?

actually i am talking more along the lines of software titlebar clocks and i got info from the guy that made the one titlebar clock i am using (i'll just stick with this one) sorry about this

i am using the titlebar clock from owenrudge.co.uk right now i just want one that get its time from the system (and you don't have to set it manually ) or at least tell me where to go to get the code for such a clock?

If i could figure it out

well i was just looking for linux emulators so i can just run the apps without having to install linux on vmware, etc...

just thought i'd come here and see if anybody knew if there was a way to run linux apps on windows (or more like XP if it does run on all windows)

is that what they call 'em for the OLD motherboards, i guess i was thinking legacy devices, but i guess i meant ISA slots, (i just forgot what those type of slots were called) but thank you do they still make isa cards

will a pci card work with an old legacy slot (pentium 1 comp, windows 98SE (not mine)) mainly a wireless network card (the type with the antenna) work in a legacy slot??