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The best advice I can give is take the motherboard completely out of the PC and stick it on the plastic bag that it should have came in or on a piece of cardboard/wood (Anything with no metal in it) make sure the CPU and Heatsink are securely fashioned. Remove the ram from the board and hook the power switch cable and the speaker cable from the case up to the correct pins and plug the power supply in. Try to turn the computer on and if you still don’t have any power it’s the board or processor. If the system comes on with a long beep then it is because you have no ram in there and that is likely the cause of the system problems. If you still get nothing take the CPU out but leave the heatsink fan plugged into the correct power port and try and power it up. If you get no beeps this time your board is fried or it’s a bad power supply.

Im in this exact same boat. I require a username and password to get to the internet. Right now im forced to work on my CD at home where i dont have a proxyserver. A way to allow for username/password would be extremly helpfull.

To make NetID work you need to enable Dynamic Updates during the setup process of NetID. Also NetID does not work well on windows 2003 we are running it on windows 2000 and are in the process or moving to MS DNS due to this fact we dont want 200 DNS/DHCP servers at every location

My best guess is your not connected to your wifi network when you login and you are using cached passwords. I have had this problem as well with my wifi laptop and the one thing i changed to make it work was the Wait for network on startup option in the system policys. This made it work however i am not currently using it as it gets in the way of other things when im on the road.