With the calculator open go to View and click Digital Grouping. A check mark should appear next to it.
If i386 is located at C:\. Adjust the source below to where the file is located. http://www.updatexp.com/scannow-sfc.html
I'm running a 400W power supply on my Athlon XP 2400+, 2 optical drives, 2 hard drives, floppy drive and 3 fans. The power supply is a 5 year old...
On my WinXP Home system. C:\WINDOWS\system32\wextract.exe = Win32 Cabinet Self-Extractor
You need to use the same type XP disk. Pro > Pro, Home > Home, OEM > OEM, and Retail > Retail.
This is one of the guides I've followed with Win98SE and 1GB of memory. Windows 98 & WinME Memory Management
Take the motherboard out of the case and lay it on an anti-static bag. Only install the CPU with heatsink/fan, speaker, keyboard, mouse and power...
Try the Delete key. If that doesn't work you should see on your boot screen the key to press for entering setup.
Open Panda. Click on Settings to the left. Click on Automatic protection settings then Firewall protection. Click Connection permission settings....
Have you tried to remove it in Safe Mode?
Look for an option in the Bios that makes AGP the primary video source instead of PCI.
Your sound card may not be compatible with the speaker setup. You can't run a 5.1 speaker set on a 3.1 sound card and etc. and have all channels work.
See if anything here helps. You may receive an error message when you search for available updates on the Windows Update Web site or on the...
Possible bad crystal for the Bios clock on the motherboard.
Did you go to My Computer > Tools > Folder Options > View tab and enable Show hidden files and folders plus uncheck Hide extensions for known file...
Nice. It's good seeing you around. It has been quite awhile since the old TTV days. (TT_75)
Clear your cache. Control Panel > Internet Options > General Tab > click Delete Cookies, Delete Files (check Delete all offline content)and Delete...
Check all of your connections to the drives and motherboard. Pull the video card and reseat it. The green lines may be due to a bad/loose video...
No concern. Some sites use coding to prevent the copying of any material. This won't harm your computer.
That is one of the Dell models known for bad power supplies and hard drives. If you want to use a regular ATX power supply they make adapters....
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