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Seems Autodesk products such as Autocad and ADT 3.3 cause this "white hole". I had the same problem and deleted Autocad and the gap closed. Gap must be needed or it's a bug of some sort. There may be a registry fix. I found some discussion at this Autodesk Forum. http://discussion.autodesk.com/thread.jspa?threadID=366731 Good Luck! Sirricko I didn't have autocad installed on the system and still had the same problem.. Don't think that Autocad is the problem...

In the boot.ini file edit line "optin" to "AlwaysOff": [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=AlwaysOff /fastdetect

To configure software RAID, a disk must be configured as a dynamic disk. A physical disk that provides features that basic disks do not, such as support for volumes that span multiple disks. Dynamic disks use a hidden database to track information about dynamic volumes on the disk and other dynamic disks in the computer. You convert basic disks to dynamic by using the Disk Management snap-in or the DiskPart command-line tool. When you convert a basic disk to dynamic, all existing basic volumes become dynamic volumes. Although software RAID has lower performance than hardware RAID, software RAID is inexpensive and easy to configure because it has no special hardware requirements other than multiple disks. If cost is more important than performance, software RAID is appropriate. If you plan to use software RAID for write-heavy workloads, use RAID-1 instead of RAID-5. RAID 1 - Disk mirroring. Data is mirrored on two or more disks. Provides fault tolerance, but at a higher cost (space required is double the amount of data). Read performance is increased as well.

MBO must have RAID controller if you want hardware RAID... If you have Windows 2000 or Windows XP u can use software RAID.. RAID is short term for Redundant Array of Independent Disks.. RAID1 is mirror set... Right click on my computer and then click manage, you'll access computer management and from there you can use disk management... If you're not familiar with this terms, maybe it's better to let someone do it for u..

You can use mirror set (RAID1). U must convert basic disks to dynamic disk if you font to create software RAID and then through disk management create mirror set.. You can also use disk imaging app, like norton ghost or Acronis true backup and create and image of your system disk to another disk.. The second solution would be better 'cause RAID1 writes data on both disks so the performance would be slower..

Has anyone used this laser mouse and what are ur experiences? I'm planing to buy a new mouse and MX1000 is one of my possible choices.. I'm UT2004 hard player and want to now how the mouse behaves in very dynamic games like this one.. Thx

I think you can, u should continue setup without any problems...

It could be either hardware malfunction or drivers issue.. Moderators please relocate this topic...

First you should create page file on the second disk, apply changes, then remove page file from system disk, apply changes..

I would recommend Mozzila Firefox 1.0

If you have windows XP bootable CD u could access and format all disks through setup fdisk. You cannot access those partitions/disks with Win98 startup disk because you can't access NTFS permissions which is obviously problem here..

Try to uninstall this patch from your system folder. Ther should be hidden subfolder with the name of the patch..

There you go, use some other AV program and SP2 integrated Win Firewall...

windows explorer --> tools --> folder options --> view --> check launch folder windows in a separate process Works for WinXP

First try to disable norton antivirus and norton internet security, see if that helps..

I had the sam problem, unfortunatelly didn't fix it, I've reinstalled windows..

First you have to be sure that you have Windows XP, and that you have two or more hard disks in ur PC. You have to convert/format those partitions to NTFS, then you must convert those basic disks to dynamic disks. After that u can create software raid from disk management...

OEM u get with the brand new PC from hardware manufacturer and retail is the one u buy separately..

Although second solution would be much better

Sorry, I don't know how but I thought that this files were encrypted...

Encrypted files can only be decrypted by it's owner (encryptor) or a recovery agent.. That means that ur suspicions is right, unfortunatelly you will not be able to decrypt those files since every user account (object) has it's SID and it is unique so it isn't matter if you are admin or the user with the same name or permissions, the files cannot be decrypted...

You should enable welcome screen in user options and then by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL you'll jump into task manager..

You can try new M$ AntiSpyware, it consist everything you're looking for in this post..

I think that it should be set to 0 to be enabled..

I think that this thread doesn't belong in this section of forum..