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run regedit and export the entire registry. you can shrink it quite a bit by .zipping or .raring it afterwards. to restore it start up in ms-dos mode and use: smartdrv (this will speed up the process considerably) then: regedit /c filename.ext (ex. regbkup.reg) it is good to just do this...

~oldcomptrguy What does GM have to do with M$?!? If GM cars were built like M$ Windoze 9X series, when you bought the car you would learn the true meaning of a "crash" when the axle cracks and a wheel flies off as you drive it off the lot. After this, the service department tells...

It could be a popup blocker app you are running or check your internet options in the control panel or from the IE menu and on the security tab click the custom button. In those options, make sure you got scripting enabled.

http://www.directron.com/5000le.html Read the system requirements and notes which are bolded. Perhaps it will give the answer to your question.

thanks guys.

Also check win.ini under [windows] for 'load=' and make sure system.ini under [boot] 'shell=explorer.exe' or matches some other kind of shell replacement if you have one. Also check autoexec.bat, config.sys, winstart.bat, see if anything strange being loaded in these.

I recently noticed on a machine that occasionally a file will show up in the root directory named simply "~" and appears to be a bin WAB dump of some sort. Has anyone else noticed this or is it perhaps the by-product of some worm?

~ImpetusEra as LeBodge stated in his specs above, he does in fact require 400MHz RAM. The fact that it is DDR (Double Data Rate) allows it to perform at a rate of 800MHZ ;)

~SYAR2003 "I also use the free(for home) AVG 6 at my home pc. Used to have Norton 2003(as in my work laptop pc),ditched it to try AVG. Norton is a resource hog . AVG much better for resource usage. Very pleased with AVG." (geez, when will they get bbcode here?!? :P) Anyway, did the...

Reinstall Outlook Express

you don't need software - u can enter the proxy ip's in your browser settings.

if you mean on the internet - use an anonymous public proxy. http://www.findproxy.com/index.html

there are software firewalls that will only allow a specific application to use a service. check out kerio personal firewall.

it may be ie itself. goto the run box and type telnet try to telnet to a website host name: www.microsoft.com port: 80 click connect just type "get" no quotes and you should see an error message. if you connect and get the error message, the problem lies with ie. if not, other...

~braddds "I'll stick with Kerio (firewall) and AVG (anti-virus)" that's been my combo for quite a while ;)

tell him to use an ftp client and not web browser.

can't login to windows to have permissions to install software? should be cured by adding del /y c:\windows\*.pwl to your autoexec.bat - make sure after you reboot that you remove it and naturally the user accounts will need to be recreated.

You could work avoid the slow release by changing/adding in the registry under: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\DHCP"ReleaseLeaseOnShutdown" DWORD=0x00000000

I think you mean MSHTML.DLL? First try to do a FIXIE. Run MSINFO32 -> Tools -> Repair Internet Explorer Select Repair, OK. After it is finished, OK to reboot. If it still occurs, there may be some spyware on the machine. Please post back.

Run msinfo32 - Under Hardware Resources click on IRQs and see if any conflict. Otherwise you may want to look into your twain drivers and see if maybe corrupt or out of date.