MSNwar

Welcome. Is there an explanation mark ( means there is a problem) in the Device Manager? Start > Contol Panel > Performance and Maintenance > System > Hardware > Device Manager. If you see an explanation mark in the left hand column then there is a conflict with a hardware device that needs sorted. Right click the device (expand the tree if necessary) and select properties from the drop down menu. Where you find a troubleshoot option select it and let the Windows Wizard walk you through the process. Post the results here, so we may be of furthur assistance if necessary.

Toilet ... I thought that was what my AMD box wa for? LOL

Does the new place come with a swimming pool?

Happy Birthday Babis. Have Fun

MSFN has popups? I have never seen one.

I Like the name It has a clean look except for the banner ad. Yep, move the ad down to the bottom. Add something original instead of other sites news. There might have been something original there but I scanned down the page and saw a lot of news from around the web so I clicked out. Keep plugging at it.

Did you get laid?

thanks AAron. Hoped you would come along

well, I can't get PowerDVD untill tomorrow. I just can't figure out why WMP played the .dat files before and will not now.

Another 3 hours ... Any grey hairs yet

Happy Birthday Sed I'll get PowerDVD. Thanks

* COUGH * I have Windows Media Player and I want to watch a home video CD I made. The folder MPEGAV has two .dat files. I right-click the .dat files, select open with, select WMP, and receive an error message that this format is not supported. What do I do?

Just highlight the text and delete. pffffffff....got me, I cant even edit your pic....aaron or xper????? 1. HyperImage Image Deleted Here Thought I would play with this lil girl.

Yep, good tip Pia. We will keep you around one more day.

I just tried the cookie recipe and look at what came out of the oven ...

I have to agree with Aaron and Drew on this one and I am open to any new ideas when it comes to computers. Anyway, here is the How To guide from Microsoft about dual booting with Win ME and Win XP. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/usi...ted/meandxp.asp

nasty lil pig ...

Man what are you on?

Try this ... Uninstall your previous installation of AoxSTIAp.exe Reboot the PC. Navigate to the folder you downloaded AoxSTIAp.exe right-click AoxSTIAp.exe select properties from the menu select the Compatibility Tab select Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows 98/Windows ME click ok Attach the Camera via the USB cable. Reboot into WinXP. Open System Properties, Hardware, Device Manager. Confirm that the camera is in the hardware list. If the camera is in the list proceed as usual to use the camera. If all that does not work. Create a dual boot configuration where WinMe and WinXP are your dual operating systems. You can do a laptop install of WinMe to save space. Use WinMe and the camera together. Since you saved up so long to buy the camera and there is no support for WinXP this may be all you have left other than selling the camera. What really sucks about this is both the WinMe and WinXP downlaods are the same exact file!

Aaron, do you think this would be useful against Trojans?

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I picked up my first copy of PC Plus Magazine at the airport this weekend. It is a good magazine. Maybe you guys from the UK already know about it. They archive their past issues for download in a variety of formats. http://www.pcplus.co.uk

Blackwar, Dose the batch file rm.bat remove the text or the service pack?

Yea, they could have easily wrote a regedit batch file for people to download.

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