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1) Go to Start, then Select the “Control Panel” 2) Select the “User Accounts and Family Safety” 3) Select the “User Accounts” option 4) The top portion “Make changes to your user account”, select “Remove your Password” 5) Now you will need to enter your current password 6) Select “Remove Password” to confirm 7) You can now close the User Accounts window

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Oh really??? It consumes alots of memory?? I guess you have not used it before.

You need to change the hardware acceleration all the way up. It's under troubleshoot menu. "Display"

I try that, and no luck, even reboot nor shut down and boot-up again.

All of my system on the network work, only one or two that can't change the address. If i reinstall the XP it work. I am awared of the DHCP Server, does reseting DNS or reseting something help? Thanks-you.

I have a couple of system that will not renew a address. It will stay at a 169.0.0.0. I try uninstall the driver, check for virus, and so on. Does Winsock has to do something with this? I have heard if you deleted that file and reboot, it will make new fresh copy of WinSock. The final result for me now is reinstall XP everytime this happen. Can someone help me out? Thanks-you in advance.

First of all, before you decided to test SP2, you should have make sure there was no spyware, and the two program you mention, Ad-Ware and Norton, is the two in which I would NOT advise in using. I use Spybot, SpySweeper. The reason why you can not do a restore, is that, when it try to back-date, it found a protected file that got mess up, so it will not let you restore to a back-date, due mainly to virus inside one your file. Look inside the regedit for the program that will run when Window boot-up, and disable what you don't want to boot-up, and one thing, ALWAYS do a scan in Safe Mode.

I use Norton before and use SP2, and Norton had a update for SP2. What version of Norton where you using?

I've been using 2wire product for 4years now, and had no problem, expect when I did a bad flash of the firmware on the router, and sent it in to be fix for free and had to be unprotected for a week. LOL

I have a exe file that reset the bios.

Thanks for trying to help, but, my problem is not installing, but finding the right driver for the graphic.

I have a computer service business, and a PRIMERGY BX600 server, that's why I have a copy, and I'm trying to intall a it on a notebook which is running XP SP2 at the moment.

I need to find a driver for this: Intel 82845G/GL/PE/GV Graphic Controller. Thanks-you very much.

There is a way, use WinISO, make one folder and put all of the program in the folder and use a program like Menu Maker "Boot-maker" and burn the ISO. I've have a cd that is over 2gig on one CD. For example all of Office 2003 package- Office 2003, FrontPage 2003, Pub 2003, One Note, etc... one one CD.