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Resetting the winsock can be performed via command line too: Reset WINSOCK entries to installation defaults: netsh winsock reset catalog Reset TCP/IP stack to installation defaults. netsh int ip reset reset.log Thomas S. MCDST, A+, Net+, CNA

Shot in the dark but if memory serves me right. Simply try changing the jumper on the CD to Slave or Cable Select. That should straighten things out. Thomas S. MCDST, A+, Net+, CNA

Here is everything you need to know about your board: From below: " • Supports Four memory banks using two 184-pin unbuffered DDR200/266 DIMM." This mean there is two slots that will support DDR200/266. This may be difficult to obtain as these speeds are a bit slow. Thankfully the 478...

Any of these drive should do fine. I build systems regularly and have never had a bad experience with even the cheapest of devices. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010100005+1037213801&Configurator=&Subcategory=5&description=&Ntk=&srchInDesc= Thomas S. MCDST, A+...

Follow the KB article and make sure all of the services mentioned are started and set to automatic. If any of the services required will not start, go to the event log and post the errors here. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=323209

Remove your CDROM as a slave of your hard drive. Make it a master on the secondary channel.

Else for a more complete un-install. Start in safe mode and return back to a waypoint prior to the installation.

Ive then formatted the harddrive and reinstalled windows but it keept acting like that. I installed a virus and firewall software right after windows both times which leads me to the conclusion that it must be a hardware issue, especially since the harddrive also took physical damage." "The...

cdogg - I would hope that the all the latest driver sets were installed as part of the windows re-installation process, but if the drivers were not installed it would explain much.

It's hard to determine what is the exact cause but if you are working on a fresh install I would start like this: Take one stick of RAM out and try again. Take the other other out place the first back in. Replace the video card Replace the system board If I were a betting man I would guess the...

Go into the BIOS and losen the timing of the RAM a step or 2. The RAM might be at 3-3-3-4, if possible change it to 5-5-5-5. It sounds like there are a couple of mis-matched sticks of RAM in their. If that cannot be done due to BIOS limitations, replace both sticks of RAM with a 2X512 kit so...

This is a good idea and it worked great. Thank you.

Unplug the memory card reader that is in place of your floppy drive. Then install XP, then re-attach the memory card reader.

Our configuration: Back up Exec 9.1 Rev 4691 Compaq TL891 My backups require that tapes be changed every day for rotation's sake. By doing this, should I fail to scan the tapes after I change them the back up will not run as it does not detect the new tapes in the library unless I perform...