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I got it. I throw everything at it. I should have mentioned that I tried running them in safe mode but they failed to start. It was a combination of several malware, ativirus, reg cleaner programs that finally did it. I also had to re-install Microsoft Installer. Thanks for all the help...

Today I noticed that IE7 and Firefox were not loading pages correctly. Some page would not open, CSS was crazy or not there, picture not loading (you get the idea). I did a complete default restore on IE7 but that did not help. I'm starting to think that it is a malware. So I ran Eset online...

I check the jumpers. There were none. I installed my original hard drive did a total reformat and reloaded OS and drivers. But still keep getting blue screens. I don't have any of the options you suggested in the Bios. I'm threw in the towel and ordered a new shinny one from Dell. Thanks for all...

System was running fine. I downloaded and installed an Outlook add-in. Then I got the blue screen. And continued to get it. So I installed new ram and hard drive. I began installing XP Pro. After I specified computer name. It came up with another blue screen again. Stop: 0x000000F4...

I received a blue screen a death a couple of days ago. I wasn't able to get the error code. So I go get abother HD. I load the drivers but decide I want to try and reformat my existing HD. So I reformatted the hard drive and then started the install process. Windows XP was almost done installing...

Sorry I didn't respond sooner, email was stuck in spam. Good question because I've been doubting if I have a true connection or not. I'm using a Linksys WRV200 at each end. When I go into the log I get the following. 240 [Wed 06:35:45] "TunnelB" #30: [WRV200 Response:] IPSec SA...

I just setup a vpn connection through two endpoints but I can't ping anything from either side even though I have an active connection. Location A 69.x Location B 96.x Any suggestions