check bios' boot order. u'r not booting to the CD installer. i'd bet u'r boot order lists hard disk as 'first' ... many do i'd avoid u'r xp pro...
glad to hear ;)
not entirely sure what the problem is ... it reboots at startup? anyway ... where is the HP disc? try a repair install
from my observation, they appear to be 'cached' copies. so once u move them, they become phantoms. they sill 'appear' to be there but if u select...
if u've the option, take the disk out and place it as slave in another system (u'r old one?) and then u can 'take ownership' of all on that disk...
the only issue to me is that when i see a situation like this ... i leads me to think that this isn't the only thing wrong ;)
where'd ya move em to? create a folder c:\t1 and move them there. then test. should also ask if u rebooted after move? try that first
u CAN get it working now ... by using the dell as a router ... it's a bit complex tho. in any event, u can PM me here and i'll send ya an email...
total shot in the dark here ... just my .02 really ... double click u'r volume control in system area, then do options/properties and choose...
move them out of mypics folder basically. the default locations for possible is windows and mypics. i DO believe u can just create a sub folder...
check w/ verizon as u'r current dsl modem MAY already be able to route FOR u. eg - ask them if this modem has routing functions or just read it's...
best advice = ignore it or stop running reg scans ;) ... it will do no harm
u would have to have winxp on the machine that IS connected to u'r cable/dsl/what_have_u - do u have a highspeed connection - i'm not even sure...
yep - agreed. the big hammer fixes anything short of broken HW ;)
i was talking about full clean install ... it's what i do on any system that gets jacked up. very drastic but ... i'm a drastic kinda guy ;)...
don't know if this helps but the orig file on my system is: Desktop (create shortcut).Desklink if u do a system wide search and include...
the pc is replaceable ... don't hurt the eyes ;) what os IS this program designed to run on? if u can, dual boot w/ that os or just go to it full...
any wireless network in range will be detected. some antennae work better than others. connecting to a wireless network that is not ur's is...
well ... it didn't fix them ... that's not good ;) what bug doc did u use? short of that, reinstall clean is my advice or run a repair install
as to temps - u'r MB maker should have some util to 'gauge' the temps. install it or use bios to 'see' what they're at. if they're high, u...
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