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please be more specific. is it a usb mouse? after restoring the desktop did you restart in normal mode?

Thermaltake usually make good PSU's.

you can always make one from a paper clip.

run dxdiag and check what message(s) you get under the input tab

yep! /me agrees

please let me know how it went. thanks.

didn't quite undersand your problem, but since you already shared the resource, isn't it easier to just set the permissions for that user and map the resource?

@Boardbabe just had exactly the same problem at one pc @ work earlier today. i just ran regedit and deleted all wmp10 keys. wmp11 installed ok after that. thought you might wanna try that too. take care... PS might be a good idea to back-up your registry before altering it, just in case.

between 65 and 68 degrees centigrade.

any error number?

run it @ 220 V PS don't do it!!!!

try extracting the setup and then manually run the following: wmp11.exe, wmfdist11.exe, umdf.exe and wmdbexport.exe. worked for me!

indeed. @hmaster10 convert that in USD or Euro and we'll find some nice case for you...

with the stock cooling my cpu idles @ 40 degrees centigrade. was actually looking into reducing its temperature and then see how much more i can get.

i wanna get this in order to get more MHz's from my CPU. what do you guys say about it? I'm running stock cooling at the moment.

are you using a nlited version of windows?

check in the bios to see whether any wake-up events are enabled. most likely the network adapter is set to wake the computer when activity is present.

under dns server in your pc tcp/ip settings put your isp dns server ip instead of the router ip

netmeeting. built in windows.

Near the BIOS chip should be a jumper with 3 pins that reads CLEAR CMOS. put the jumper on the free pin and the middle pin and hold it like that for about 10 seconds. that will clear the cmos and upon reboot you'll be able to enter the bios. BEWARE!!! you MUST unplug the pc from the mains before doing that!!!

yep!

funny but when starting splinter cell it shows the athlon 64 picture....

you might wanna try hitting ctrl+f1 right after entering bios then go to pc health. sometimes this combination reveals more bios options.

i go with ripken. also check in bios to see and set the shutdown temperature. also check that the fan(s) are working properly and are not obstructed.

yup!