HybridShadow

Thank you again - a couple of them do ship so thats good and IT Warehouse is nearby but they looked the most expensive, but thank you very much

Im in SA IT Warehouse is around never heard of the others but have you got websites/links? BTW thanks

If you are from australia and buy PC parts cheap where do you buy them Im getting ready to build a new pc and would like peoples opinions on where to buy cheap hardware

Xp Codec Pack - Had No Probs With That and it comes with Media Player Classic http://www.xpcodecpack.com/

That might cause problems with OEM PC Makers because they bundle DVD Decrypter with the pc's now Dvd Shink is wicked - bugger that its discontinued

If he's got time on his hands it would be great (pointless) but great to find out about the XML Unattended then we might be able to find some more early secrets about it

Maximize Media player and you should see the toolbar

I dont know what else there is i reckon just delete them and start over or search google and try to find a 3rd party program that can do it.

yeah search for the one you want to remove If you cant find it there then it must be stored somewhere else by now it would have been easier to delete them all and then just typed in the one you wanted at the right login dialog

you could try searching throught the registry i think they are saved there - somewhere in there, after you find one press F3 (Find Next) because it could be saved somewhere else as well

Is it XPeyeZ or XPeeze

What do you want it for What are you opening I think there is a way throught the bat file i'll hav a look around for you

It will necessarily be impossible to do that. Do you think anything that you buy today will be remotely at the top of the chain 2 years down the line?When Windows XP was released, the recommended requirements mentioned for it was: On that kind of config if you really install and run XP, you are either very brave or very foolish. Today you know that to let XP run in any sort of decent manner, you need 4x the recommendation.Similarly it will be with longhorn too. Don't fool yourself into believing that anything at all you buy today will run longhorn decently when it releases. Just build your PC on a budget, and be happy. When longhorn comes, upgrade. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Those were the minimum requirements BTW not the recommended and they were for Sp2

Try going into the BIOS and changing the AGP Aputure (Spelling?) to 32mb and see if it helps When did it start? did you have xp sp2 installed for a while? or just installed it? any hardware upgrades? any overclocking?