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perhaps its not your router but your ISP renewing your IP. Are the disconnection times the same everyday?

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(sniff sniff) I couldn't be happier for the both of you. Congrats and good luck to yous

Just shoot me in the head if I should ever resort to watching the Simpsons w00t

What's your point? The fact that some people don't know the difference from an internal address and an external one?

ow! My eyes! I think I've gone blind!

(shakes his head at the lunancy, wonders what the old programmers at AT&T are doing these days)

Filer, A wise man once said (Clint Eastwood) "A man's got to know his limitations" So, in otherwords..."Give it up!"

sedative...did you lie to yourself?

Found this link over at one of your affiliates and wanted to share. OS Quiz This is me, always thought I'd turn out to be more...guess it wasn't meant to be My OS Alter Ego

Tell you what...why don't we just do your assignment for you and when we're done we'll just cut&paste in this forum for you to use...How does that sound? w00t

pilo7, Well pilo...those codes you've listed are memory addresses and normally the cause of the blue screens are a result of an application wanting to access a specific address that may be already occupied therefore causing the blue screen. The thing that strikes me as odd is the fact that it is happening on an XP system, which manages memory much more efficently, so it may very well be a bad address on the RAM. Let's see what others say before we make the assumption that you have a bad stick of RAM

pilo7, do you get the same error message each time?

gamehead, It was the weirdest thing but I tried www.google.com and typed in Canadian PC stores and up came a whole slew of links like this ONE

A speedy recovery MSNWar