nitroshift

The latter more likely...

You need genuine Microsoft Office. If you purchased the software from a shop, go back to them, explain the situation and ask for a refund / genuine software.

What account are you using? Is your pc linked to the internet or a LAN? Off topic: I'm still waiting for an answer from you neo here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=91189

I just received a Windows XP Media Center keyboard from a friend abroad, but it came without the infrared receiver. How can I make it work on Windows XP Professional?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918342

Click the highlighted button.

Either turn off DEP or get a different antivirus.

I tried to access msfn a couple of hours ago and was presented with the attached error. Was msfn down?

I wouldn't mention Hiren's boot cd here... Read the rules please.

Welcome all to msfn

Please delete

Why me? I'm using nVIDIA But back when I used ATI, I remember having the same problem. Didn't bother me as I change hardware in my pc every so often...

No problemo! Anytime...

Huh????

I don't quite understand your problem, but: 1. Has this setup ever worked and problems appeared all of a sudden? 2. Make sure you have ICS enabled on the pc that connects directly to the internet.

Make sure it is properly seated in its slot. If that doesn't solve the problem, take it back for replacement. EDIT: do you hear the normal one beep during POSt or there are more?

The output of the card is DVI and the monitor is D-SUB. That's why you need that convertor. Now to your problem. When the pc boots up press F8 and choose "Enable VGA Mode". When the pc finished booting, set the screen resolution / frequency you desire (and monitor supports). Good luck! nitro

That's why I always take the case cover off and read the chipset. You can't go wrong with that

My only wish is that it worked for XP...

Make sure your new machine is in the same IP class, subnet mask and workgroup.

I can only think of one adjective for it: f*ckin' HUGE!!

Nice