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Ummm.... Solitaire? On a more serious note, my friends and I must have played Red Alert in a LAN hundreds of times...

Do as Jeremy instructed you, I'm sure you'll see a great improvement running the game.

back to you

Yup, if using Office 2k7

Check in the Device Manager.

Who cares? Not going to upgrade to Vista just as yet. Have to see some bugs fixed before trusting my pc to it!

Same here. And I do that with all my original CD's.

If your IP is reserved in DHCP, you can't do much. Actually you can only call your ISP and request to change your IP.

I'm a/v and f/w free. Used to run NOD32 until over a month ago, when I needed all my 1Gb of RAM for some video application. Forgot to reinstall it and when I wanted to scan my pc just reinstalled and updated it and since it found 0 (zero) viruses, I decided to remove it and keep using common sense. Of course, you HAVE to know where you go on the internet and don't click any "OK" you see on the web pages (like my cousin did a while ago and finished up reinstalling the whole system ). If you really need junk on your pc, just google for pr0n

I'm from planet XYZ and our pc's transmit the video signal wireless straight into our retina.

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Or you can use a good ol' hammer Just a quickie: does your phone make coffee????

I really need coffee before starting posting here

Have you tried windizupdate.com?

If you're willing to pay $100 extra, this or this are nice.

Hello and welcome

AFAIK, Vista DVD doesn't have a I386 folder....

You can try scripting along the line of ipconfig /all. I'd like to help you, but I'm cr/-\p at scripting

Thanks fatalwoomera!

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It's too early for me LLXX, just got to work, need coffee

I've got the same problem. Funny, it works under Vista build 5728

Right click on desktop ---> Properties ---> Desktop ---> Customize Desktop ---> uncheck the box that reads "My Network Places". Voila!

Try using VMWare.