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If it's the motherboard it's quite likely nothing works. My advice is to go down to the absolute bare bones. You don't need a hard drive, cdrom, soundcard, modem, network card etc etc for the computer to work. Take it all out. All you need for the computer to start up is the power supply...

I think this is a power problem. Unplug anything you don't need (additional cdroms, harddrives, pci cards etc). This will hopefully free up some power for your hard drive and more importantly - your processor, so your pc hopefully won't restart. If this turns out to be the case, get a better...

A second recommendation for partition magic in one day! lol. Anyway yeah, get partition magic. That'll do it for you from windows so no need to reinstall windows or format or any crap like that. But I do recommend backing up your important data as it has been known to go wrong when playing...

I don't know much about Pentiums, but I presume it's similar to AMD's SOCKET A boards. With socket A, since the duron processors all the processor slots have been made the same size and shape. I presume this is so that the new motherboards can still support the older processors. However, the...

I agree. I tried this about a week ago and the first time I tried it cocked up completely and I had to reinstall. However the second time (after a format+reinstall) it worked fine. If it was me I would just do as soaplover said and would just give each partition a name. that way you won't get...

the best way I've found to get rid of msn messenger is simply to rename it's program file (Messenger) to something different (e.g. messegnerold). This will stop it being loaded up by windows or outlook - amazingly enough without any errors or anything. Sorry this isn't a direct reply to your...

Definitely off the motherboard manufacturer. I've never heard of a bios update that can update from a p2 to a p3. surely they're different bus speeds so the motherboard won't support it even with a bios upgrade(?). I think I'm right in saying that. does anyone know for definite?

I think you can do it in disk management. In XP rightclick my computer and select manage. Then go to diskmanagement, rightclick the drive and select 'change drive letter'. I think that's it. I'm at work at the mo so I can't check. You'll also need a drive mapper to change all the references to...

you can't go wrong with real vnc. I use it all the time over my home network and it's never let me down once. Also for what it does, I was expecting a 50-100 mb download - I as amazed to see it's less than 1mb!

Try reinstalling IE6 or alternatively windows (shove it over the top of the install you have now). Also scan for viruses.

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You can also do it the other way round. i.e. you can install office xp onto a lower OS such as Win98 or Win2000.

This is often a driver issue. One that springs to mind is the logitech drivers. Many logitech drivers slow down winxp logoff an absolute treat. If this is the problem one solution is to exit the logitech drivers manually and then logoff. The solution I'd go for myself is to uninstall the...

It sounds like your drivers for your graphics card are not installed or are corrupt. Go to your graphics card's website and download the latest drivers. Install the drivers and restart. I would be suprised if it was still doing it.

There are data recovery programs out there that will do the job. Have a look in a few retailers and I'm sure you'll find one suitable. The only downside for you is you'll have to pay for it.