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What exactly is Vs? EDIT: I see now what you mean... In 99% of the times this is related to malware being installed on the machine. Run a full security scan on your machine and report back with your findings.

I`ve had quite a high rate of success with R-Studio. Not free though...

Here you go: http://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/98me/radeonaiw-98me.html

Ummmmm... tried joining a social forum besides a technology one?

I think this is simply irrelevant. Printscreens, directories, evidence of what you are talking about? As Dig said, just move to a different IM solution that understands the AIM protocol and you`re set to go.

If you already have the drivers integrated in the setup cd, switch to AHCI in BIOS before installing XP.

Title says it all... I'm trying to set http://www.whoswestudios.com as wallpaper under Vista Business x64, but so far I didn't manage to succeed. Anyone got an idea? EDIT: Thanks for moving to appropriate place

Get your hands on a clean Vista DVD, and install with the key on your friend's laptop. If it doesn't activate over the internet, give Microsoft a call and they will activate it.

Hello and welcome to THE forum! As to your issue, try using Domain\username where you are asked for your username...

If the dll's were caught by your anti-virus and removed, they left their entries in the start-up, running msconfig IS safe in this case.

What happens if you move the monitors a few inches away from each other?

If the sticker on the pc is for XP Home edition, you can use your disk to install it.

I do it all the time when visiting friends who have neighbours with wireless routers Saves off my mobile provider invoice a few quid

... with a deep "CLOING!" noise Yep! And a squirky image while it adapted to the new resolution...

I'm running 7 on a crappy laptop (1.73 Celeron / 1GB RAM / onboard SiS 3D grahpics) and got 2.9 On the rig in my signature I'm running Vista Business x64 with a 5.9 score

In RAID, a partition is created on BOTH drives, therefore it will do whatever job you ask on both.

I always create a second partition for saving files onto it in case something bad happens to the system partition...

What monitor are we talking about here? I've seen EXACTLY the same behaviour on older CRT monitors when switching resolutions.

Looks like you are having issues with explorer.exe being infected. Run a full malware scan on your pc (Spybot Search&Destroy, AdAware, HiJackThis and a good anti-virus).

1. What firewall are you using? 2. What port number are we talking about? 3. How did you check your pc for ping replies?

Please delete, PC gone nuts...

Please delete, PC gone nuts...

Please delete, PC gone nuts...

Try the following: 1. Share a folder on the desktop PC. 2. Map the share on the laptop. When creating the map you are giving the choice to log to the remote machine with different credentials (username and password). Then come back here and tell us if it worked. Good luck!

Hello and welcome to THE forum!! As to your question, one thing you have to understand is that an operating system is not a program you can uninstall through Add/Remove Programs or Restore Points. So the answer to your issue is no.