nitroshift

Can you hear the POST beep? Chances are that your BIOS might have got corrupt. Clear it and see if it works.

Welcome to msfn , the right place for modding windows B)

Please read CAREFULLY my above post. Have you installed the latest driver for your graphics card? What is your graphics card? Unless you provide enough info, we can't help you. Please read the rules. And FYI, on the rig with specs in my signature on XP sp2 Medal of Honor runs GREAT!!! The add-ons too!

Does it boot at all? Any fans spinning? Can you hear the POST beep? Have you tried with a different monitor?

Please come back with more info on your system. In the meantime you can try updating your graphics card drivers.

It is possible. It's called Internet Connection Sharing and if you right-click on the usb connection ---> properties ---> advanced you'll find a box saying something like "allow other computers to connect through this connection" or similar. Put the tick there then chose the lan connection in the drop-down box below and you're set.

This is what I have at work:

Go for it! Higher frequency = better speed = improvement

That's exactly why I'm sticking to xp for a (good) while to come.

Why would you go on windows.com when you can download it from microsoft? Here's the link (validation required): http://www.microsoft.com/en/us/default.aspx

All you need to do is restrict his / her account and put a password on yours.

Yep. Xp uses autoexec.nt and config.nt located in windows\system32 folder.

I said it before, I'm saying it now again: the move to Vista should be made after vulnerabilities are found and fixed (well, maybe not all of them, but at least most of them...)

Welcome!

Exactly what I was saying

Router and a brain B)

You're in the right place.

Ermmmm.... Nope, I don't think you can. But maybe someone else here proves me wrong.

I'd still wait until the final release is out, then slipstream it.

Are you installing the driver off the cd that came with the motherboard? Try downloading the newest driver off the website of the manufacturer and see if it happens again. If you give me the make and model of the motherboard, I'll point you to the driver download page. Also, you may want to download the latest chipset driver from here: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/scripts-df...ms〈=eng and the latest graphics driver (although unrelated to your problem) from here: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_93.71.html.

True, but they ain't got IE or any browser installed

I use yammy to spy on the users at work.

That's the culprit. Just delete it and see if the popups still appear.

Can't log in from the frontpage. However, when logging from another page, it works ok. See attached picturte for error. Using IE7 on 2003 server r2 sp2.