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Have you checked the port properties to make sure the name is correct?

Try this link. Hope it helps. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326673

I have to agree with Rick 998. Unless you have the tools to re-write desk.cpl, it can't be done by conventional means. You might want to check some programmer forums or ask Microsoft to add the option. I did the screen shot using Hide Master, but that is just graphical not functional. Good luck!!!

I think this is what you are after. Check out this screen shot of the Display Properties with the Advanced button hidden.http://bracadar.weebly.com/properties.html

There isn't much at their website. You probably checked this already. magicJack uses ports UDP 5061, TCP 80 and TCP 443 If your NAT uses a SIP Application Layer Gateway, you should turn this off. Check the documentation provided by the vendor on how to do this...

Take a screen shot of your current settings, allow DHCP and connect to your modem to see if your MagicJack will function properly for your initial testing. If it does, then you need to tweak your router to allow VOIP and whatever else MagicJack needs to connect.

Check out this link. Hope it helps. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/chats/trans/winxppro/wxp0505.mspx

Just wondering why a customer would give you a laptop with an Italian install if you don't speak Italian. Guess you better brush up on your foreign language skills. Does the customer speak Italian and English? If they do, ask them to translate. Run a full virus scan. winlogon.exe is known to be...

Is your firmware on the MOBO the latest release. I would start with that.

Winsockfix will not harm you PC. It is an excellent utility. It resets your TCP stack and corrects your registry entries.

It sounds like you are trying to connect to your ISP modem. The one before your wireless router. Your ISP's modem is handing out DHCP unless you have a static IP from your ISP. This is why you can't connect to the internet. If you set your PC to receive DHCP you will be able to connect to the...

Hopefully the manufacturer will have a fix for you. Good Luck!

Check out this link. It should save you from having to reinstall: http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-22-5224649.html

You've probably done this, but try all ports. Try changing the DVD drive letter in disk management and see if that will open up E for your USB.

If all else fails, take out the battery and unplug from wall and hit the power button to help discharge the system. Wait a few minutes and plug everything back in. USB problems are very strange.

Here's something else to check. Disable power management of the USB hub. Click Start, click Run, type devmgmt.msc, and then click OK. Expand the Universal Serial Bus controllers node, and then follow these steps for each USB Root Hub that is listed: a. Right-click the USB Root Hub, and then...

When you open My Computer what drive letters come up? When you install a USB thumb drive what letter does it get assigned?

You won't need drivers to create your RAID. You will need drivers to get Windows installed on your array. Just hit F6 when installing and install your controller's drivers. It's not as hard as you think. You can do it!!

When you reboot do you get the option to start raid configuration?

What caused the forced shutdown? Was it a power surge or spike?