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Agree with Ed Fair. Try booting from boot disk. select option to run with CD support. then try everything again in the DOS shell. It usually works for me. Jesus is still LORD

If the only thing that changed was the physical location adn you can't find anything external as the problem I would have to agree that it's a "physical" problem. Try shutting down the problem machines and resetting the cables and anything else that might have moved during the change...

You didn't mention the operating system but here goes: Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Information Then Tools on the menu bar, then DirectX Diagnostic Tool. Then try playing around with the sound and music in there to see what happens Jesus is still LORD

This one is interesting but doesn't sound like a motherboard problem. If everything was working fine then the problem may be software. did you download anything (virus) immediately B4 your modem problems started/ Jesus is still LORD

Hi, I'm not sure why you would want to go that route. Your 98se drivers will not work with XP and if the computer is old XP may not be a good idea. But if you feel you need to use your new software the site below may be helpful. www.driverguide.com www.windrivers.com www.drivershq.com Jesus...

I take it you are using Win98 or some other OS that doesn't have c3 level security. Why don't you use a BIOS password, a screensaver password, and a logon password. Then set your screensaver to activate in about 5 minutes of idle time. That way access to your PC can only be done within five...

Hi all. Can anyone help with this. I want to update my Access database using input from Excel PharaohSeti

Hi all. Can anyone help with this. I want to update my Access database using input from Excel