Sunil

I have had a similar problem, the system would just restart out of the blue, this was due to a setting in my bios that caused the system to do so. But this setting was only supposed to come into effect when the system ran hot, but it did it even when it was cool, changing this setting quickly stopped the restarts. Sunil

Jay_Stealth you could have just used the chkdsk command with the /f parameter to fix the prob, it worked for me. chkdsk /f Sunil

Welcome, Dutchwall enjoy the stay.. Sunil

Dude are you seeing a trend, every time you install incd your computer starts to behave abnormally, you should check this out, it does not address your problem specifically but it might help you CDRInfo.COM Forum - Driver Conflict between InCD & Win XP? Sunil...

I think that you problems all started with the nero incd program, you should truly try and figure out what chages it had made to your system so as to prevent further conflicts Sunil

Hey. i think it would actually be better for me to actually isolate the patch that is causing the problem, what do you guys think.. Sunil

The new version of MP2 is out.. MP2 Sunil...

Hey Guys, i have a slight problem i just downloaded a couple of updates from microsoft windows update and after installing if i clicked on My Computer or My Documents, explorer would just crash. This only started happening after i had installed the updates. Could you guys offer any help. Sunil

Hey Guys, I have a dell dimension 4100, P3 800 MHz, 384 megs of PC133 SDRAM, Geforce 2 34 megs of video memory, soundblaster live sound card. I seriously want to overclock the processor its a pentium 3 coppermine processor, but all the bios settings and software methods that i have found have not worked, i was wondering if you guys have some ideas on a way to overclock it.. Sunil

welcome to MSFN, Cazzman. Sunil

Check out this little tutorial.. Link sunil

Hey, did that solution work.. Sunil

Yea using it for five days, in a dual boot environment, works good, no noticeable improvements. Upgraded from sp3.

Just close it, doen't that work.. Sunil

Thanks for bringing this point up, Sunil. I feel like a git not having thought of this when I knew the new account was created and sitting there which explains it all. Being the [overly] cautious person that I am, rather than going to the extreme of deleting the account I disabled it via Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Computer Management | Computer Management (Local) | Local Users and Groups | Users | ASPNET user account | right-click and go down to Properties | General tab | check the "Account is Disabled" box | Apply. Voila! PS: Yeah, yeah, just deleting the account is much quicker but I wanted safer. Thanks for the work around.. Sunil

Delete it, no use.. Sunil

welcome, Alpine to MSFN Sunil

welcome, Alpine to MSFN the best forum i have ever used.....

Hey you can take the soundcard out and reseat it, that may help. If you have a diagnostic program for your card use it, it may help to identify the problem. Sunil

Hey could you possibly give some details about your problem... Sunil

Have you checked to see if there is a problem with the cd itself, because i have a version but the boot sector on the cd is damaged, so i think that this would definitly cause a problem, check it and get back to me, i think i may be able to help if the disk is damaged.... Sunil

Is it possibe that you send a screenshot. You can do this by pressing the prtscn button when you are on the desktop.. Sunil

Hey Guys, the .Net installation creates a new user account thereby showing you the logon screen under windows xp. I have had the same problem, remedy, remove the account created and it will enable you to logon as per normal without the use of the logon prompt. The removal of the account has no effect on system performance as far as I can tell. Sunil

Geckotek, I think the reason that your files seem to be the same ones that you are trying to overwrite is because windows file protection is active, this will replace the files you have overwritten with the originals. I have no thoughts on how you may overcome this as yet, but will do some research.... Sunil

Hey GeckoTec, you should use xcopy instead of the copy function, the copy function limits you alot, where as the xcopy function gives you more options to do your coping. There is a tool which helps to simplify this, you can save the text it out puts for you and incorporate it into your bat files. WinXcopy Sunil