That's because the names of the tracks aren't contained on the cd. They're contained in a file on your hard drive and the player draws them from...
You need to update your video card drivers. This should take care of the problem. You should be able to get them here .
That's the way you do it. Just burn it as you would any data cd.
Does it work for you if you click just below or above the scroll bar? If so, it's like I said, not a very well thought out change. There's...
If you are writing the files to an audio cd, that's the nature of the beast. Any audio cd will only show the track number etc. If you have other...
The scroll bar issue you're talking about isn't really a bug. It was designed to do that. They have now made the scroll bar distance sensitive....
If you're using XP, right click on my computer and choose properties. Click the advanced tab and then the settings button where it says startup...
What happens when he trys to open it? Any error messages?
I would heed the warning and have a look at the fans. It doesn't take a processer long to warm up. If I boot mine and go straight into the bios...
I would guess that when view the file in the details view you're seeing the "size on disk ". When viewing in the file properties you're probably...
Oops. I should have thought of that but it didn't occur to me at the time. I see you got the correct answer in the other thread though.
The 1.8 gig was pretty much just the windows installation. There was a lot more stuff on the hd but it was all on separate partitions. I remember...
Your welcome. If you try it post back and let us know if it took care of your problem or not.
I would agree with you that an over the top install can and does work just fine if the system is in good shape to begin with. Problem is, I've...
Right click on the desktop and choose new>shortcut. In the command line type the following. mailto: When you run this shortcut a new mail...
You may or may not have them installed. Windows XP doesn't come with aspi (MS chose to go a different route) but I suppose it's possible you...
If you haven't already done so, look in the volume control applet and make sure cd audio isn't muted. If you want to try a different aspi layer...
I think we have a misunderstanding here. We're talking about making a link out of a word using Outlook Express. For this to work, you have to...
Drag your cursor across the words you want to use for link so they're highlighted and then click on the globe icon. Then, in the small window...
In IE click tools>internet options>content and then click on the auto complete button. Click both the clear forms and clear passwords button....
Separate names with a comma.
