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I did mean the motherboard when I was referring to the capacitors. I was able to hookup a HDD and short pins 13 + 14 and the PSU fan spun and the HDD powered on. After this I removed the HDD and tested the voltage of "computer 2" PSU and all pins gave me correct voltage. I wasn't able to...

computer 2" that was working prior is about 8yrs, "computer 1" I have no idea, but older than that. Neither have blown caps or any other damage that I can see on the board.

Thanks for the replies. I'll try what you suggested G0AOZ this weekend. Forgot to mention that "computer 2" was operational until I started swapping power supplies, but thanks for the suggestion goombawaho. I'll post back with the results hopefully tomorrow.

I was trying to determine if an issue with "computer 1" was with the power supply or the motherboard. "computer 1" wouldn't turn on, no fans, stripped all components out (onboard video) and the only thing that would indicate it was plugged in was a single green led on the motherboard. I pulled...

I've used Runtime's GetDataBack (still love their driveimage xml which might come in handy later) and RecoverMyFiles. I've had better luck with RecoverMyFiles http://www.recovermyfiles.com/

Looks like those files were split. Try using HJ Join to join them back to name.tar. I included the link below. HTH http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/#win32

I was having the exact same issue you are having (that's how I came across this thread). What worked for me was to turn off automatic updates in system properties, reboot, then enable automatic updates.

I've got outlook 2003 running off exchange 2003 in a windows 2003 terminal server environment. When trying to save any attachment by dragging and dropping it out of outlook into a desktop folder, it takes 3 or 4 tries before you can actually grab the attachment. I've setup the same exchange...

According to this MS article: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/community/columns/filecorruption.mspx with a windows XP SP2 pc, OE will prompt to compress files after it's been opened and closed 100 times. It says to not cancel it and run ASAP.

http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml don't think it will work for Office 2003 yet.

If you want to completely remove the corporate version, Symantec made a batch file you can run to uninstall the program and all of the components of the program. I've had to contact them in the past for the programs, but I'm sure you could find them w/ a quick search. For corporate versions...

You could try renaming the folders.dbx to something like folders.dbx.old That file holds all the info for directory structure in outlook express. Alot of times the directory will become corrupt. I would recommend to all your users to move anything that they have stored as a sub folder to the...

Check in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\STARTUP is there anything in there? Replace "OFFICE11" with your current version of office. Try copying everything out of that folder, then deleting the contents. If it works empty, try copying anything you had in that folder back in, one item...

Are you trying to allow multiple users to log into your Windows XP pc thru RDP concurrently? If so, check out this link http://profiles.indesolutions.com/paul/tech/archives/000064.html there are alot of comments (ads mostly) on the right side, but if you scroll about halfway down the page, you...

If you're talking about the info given after right clicking on My Computer and going to properties, that can be changed in the registry. Click on the start button and goto run, type "regedit" w/o the quotes. Browse to: "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" On the right hand side...

Try deleting the normal.dot file. It's the default template that word looks at each time it creates a new document, sometimes it becomes corrupt.

Check under Internet Options, found my right clicking on IE, then selecting properties. Under the Advanced tab, scroll down to Multimedia, is the "Enable Automatic Image Resizing" option checked?

Hi all, I have two clients that get this message randomly when sending email with an attachment. They are both using outlook 2002 (10.6515.6735) SP3 w/ the latest updates installed. I've done some searching on MSKB, came up w/ 6 articles, however, none of them really applied. The entire error...

excerpt from http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.com/content/displaypdf.cfm?pdfid=115&EID=0 Here are a few points from Symantec about Ghost's license: Each machine that is cloned with Ghost needs a license Once you've licensed a machine, you can clone it as many times as you want If a PC is...

You would need a PXE NIC to send an image across the network with no OS installed on the client machine. There are a couple ways to do that RIS, or from the console. If not, you could create a boot disk that would boot the client into ghost and connect to the console. If the BIOS and NIC...