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You're not running enough RAM, and a 400 speed machine may not be powerful enough to handle the USB requirements, especially since you don't have mainboard connectivity for USB. In short, the machine may be too old and too underpowered. Hate to say this, but it's time to modernize.

Right-click the recycle bin and select automatic empty or do not send items to recycle bin - delete automatically. I don't recommend it - you might find that you need the item and have lost it permanently. The recycle bin allows you to recover something that you inadvertantly deleted - that's...

W2K runs NTFS. Maybe when you originally registered, you had a FAT32 system, and MS isn't 'seeing' it. Check the MS knowledge base for troubleshoot.

Try lockergnome, ZDnet, CNet for archived diagnostic tools. they all have a 'load of them'. Depends on how much you really want to know. Also try Belarc Advisor. That's a good one, and free. Aida32 is also a good one. More than you'll ever need to know.

If your hardware is working correctly, check your sound controls by double-clicking the speaker in the system tray, make sure nothing is 'muted'. If that's OK, go to the control panel, check the settings for ALL of the events there (Contol panel --> Sounds --> Particular Event(s) e.g. start...

W2k should be a NT file system. Works better, will read all the old files created in FAT32. Even works w/ old programs from 98, ME, etc. Clean your disc, start over with NTFS and try again.