nitroshift

she-males????

Share the folder then map it on the other pc.

The most radical solution is format and reinstall. A bit more time and work, but everything will be gone bye-bye...

I wonder why you can't boot off it...

ROFLMAOPMP!!!!! Hahahahahaha....

Have you tried Netlimiter?

Get a normal printer and attach it to an old computer and link it to your network

Have you tried Partition Magic?

I think (and am pretty much sure) this happens during POST. Go in the BIOS and just press F10 then Return key.

Actually you can write the script and put it in their startup folder... Oh, and use runonce, you don't need that script run every time they log in.

I know this sounds stupid, but have you checked the state of the CAT5 cables and the connectors? I had this before, when one of the connectors was a bit loose and didn't make a good contact all the time, breaking / slowing down the connection.

Ummm.... If I may add: yes, great and software

I am using Daemon Tools 4.03 and use USB flashdrives a lot too and never had any problems. Is your pc stand-alone or part of a network? If it's part of a network, have you got any mapped drives? Windows will assign a letter to your USB flash drive that might be in use by a mapped drive (happened to me before, picked my brains a while to find out the solution). Try disconnecting all mapped drives and then plug your USB drive in. Hope this helps.

First off and the most important: GET RID OF SYMANTEC!!! Ask Andromeda43 and he will explain in detail why you should do so...

Nice. Care to share?

From my understandings, SP3 will be a sum of all updates to the date of release. Since I am up to date with windows update, why bother installing SP3? Of course, it has some other rewritten files too, isn't it?

As kartel says, there is and is exactly in the same location as it is in xp.

In exactly the same file: outlook.pst. And I found that you can copy the outlook.pst file off the dead hard-drive and paste it to the new installed drive provided that you have installed outlook and started it once.

Have you tried to log into safe mode? I would just save any / all documents / pictures / music / video off that install on a cd or dvd, format and do a clean install.

That's why I wrapped my SATA cables in aluminium foil and grounded it to the case B)

Correct, SP2 wouldn't install on a machine that doesn't have a legit copy of win xp.

I was using FlashFTP at some point. Now I don't use anything FlashFTP is small, has a small memory footprint and is very easy to configure / use.

I had the very same problem some time ago, turned out to be one faulty RAM module, so here's what I suggest: run memtest86 and see... Also you may try to clean the dust that accumulates around the CPU and the RAM slots.

LLXX you da man! Thanks ever so much for this find!

LMAO, I'd like to see one of the employees here where I work shut down the server