gamehead200

I posted something the same a couple of weeks ago: After installing SP1 on for Windows XP, my computer would not allow me to login because it had a problem "checking the product key" of the computer. So I got into safe mode and did a system restore. Now, whenever I go to Windows Update, I get an error that says the following: Can someone tell me how to fix this problem or reinstall Windows Update somehow?

Yea, I heard about it...Even in Montreal!

Jay, what's the prog. you use to display your computers specs and stuff?

Version 8, no plug-ins...

I'm a bit late, but HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Everytime I play a song in Windows Media Player, I get a fuzzy sound when playing the music...When I play it in another audio player, it sounds fine...I don't have WMP 9...What's the problem?

Just a thought, can't you just delete the Internet Connection on the computer that has to always be on to access the net?

Happy Valentine's Day everyone!

Windows 99? When did they come up with that? I don't remember that...

Yea...Windows flags would be cool...

My aunt just got two new computers...Guess what she goes and do...Uses the network wizard... How can I stop Windows from using the settings that the Network Wizard made on the computers that it was run on? Do I have to do a system restore or something?

So do I!

Who, you?

Hey, but you said that: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&act...hl=canada&st=15 =D

Sign up for an account at "No-IP.com". Pick a sub-domain thingy and download the updater. Setup your machine so it can accept "Remote Desktop" connections. To do this, go right-click on My Computer, go to properties, go to "Remote" tab, and check the "Allow user to connect remotely to this computer". Now press "OK". Setup your router so that port 3389 is open on the computer you want to connect to, there is an example of what it should sort of look like at the bottom of this post. (Your IP address should be "192.168.0.4" instead of "192.168.1.100") Now go to work, open up "Remote Desktop", and fill in the blanks...Your domain should be the address you picked at "No-IP.com". Here's what your router setting should sort of look like:

If they DID attack, who would they attack first?

Yea...I agree with XPerties...It is a bit too big...And its hard to read...

Heh, I just watch what the newspaper says to watch !

Yea...I saw that on the news last night... Did any of you guys hear about the tape they found? The guy on the tape didn't even sound like Bin Laden if you compare his voice with the other tape they found a while back...

Try pinging the "screwed up computer" from another computer and see what happens...

Its gotta be XP! windows 3.1 [ 1 ] [2.94%] windows 95 [ 0 ] [0.00%] windows 98 [ 0 ] [0.00%] windows 2000 [ 6 ] [17.65%] windows xp [ 16 ] [47.06%] linux [ 3 ] [8.82%] os/2 [ 1 ] [2.94%] xenix [ 0 ] [0.00%] windows 1.1 [ 0 ] [0.00%] dos [ 5 ] [14.71%] unix [ 2 ] [5.88%]

Nope...That's not it...What I'm looking for is a hub that you can plug-in to a wall outlet for power and plug-in a "base station" on your computer without the hub being connected to it in any way. You would be able to plug-in any USB device and be able to operate it wirelessly...If this doesn't exist, someone better invent it !

I think you have to setup a domain or something on your network and have one of your computers act as a server...

Is there such a thing as a wireless USB hub?

It made a big difference to me...I downloaded it off the net and after I installed it on another computer, it stopped working...