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one more thought... I have basically quit taking courses these days as I have so much hands on and always reading and learning... I do networking for business and in home training, trouble shooting and upgrading... but the learing process never ends... I even have a pc just for trying new things...

I love the posts here and yes indeed techies do abound.... I tend to agree that we umm.... older ones are a bit more resiliant... however I have been programming in basic for years... not much call for it these days but in a funny way because most people don't know it I have an advantage...

I too had a go around with win2000... I have three pcs net worked here... when Win2000 was installed on one it embedded it's self or rather parts of it's self into the other two... I have had a very difficult time getting rid of all the lag files for lack of a better word.... we did fdisk and...

Funny... I had the same problem... finally got disgusted, went and bought a new program for the same old burner(same burner as yours) installed ValuSoft~~~HotBurn.. Burn and Go Gold and it works better than the original software that came with the burner... no more buffer errors at all which...

I am an avid user of mIRC and asop in a few rooms. I use an online hight speed server also and a hub(router). You shouldn't be having any trouble with DCC sends or recieves. It could be your mIRC settings. mIRC is verrrrrrrry fussy about it's settings. If you want to talk about it let me...

You can add as many printers as you want. Just go to the start button then go to settings but click the printer file, add your printer. Then when you want to print use ctrl and P. it will bring up a print page, there you can change the printer you want to use, how many pages and even how many...

Hi, I too had the same problem. It drove me crazy for a while. I finally found a few sites that helped me. My solution was to go into my registry system, delete any old server installs then start from scratch and reinstall the network. I used NetGear, a switch but similiar. I am posting...