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Void the warranty... not even the software warranty. You should of been provide with either a restore diskette, or the windows that came with the dell along with a driver diskette. Dell cannot dictate to you what software you use, even the OS. What they are saying, is that they will not...

I have a new problem... I can't say exactly when it started but IE6.x with windows xp no longer keeps a history of sites that i visit. Also there apears to no information stored in the temporary internet folder. I have checked all of my settings and even technet but there is no information on...

I have a new problem... I can't say exactly when it started but IE6.x with windows xp no longer keeps a history of sites that i visit. Also there apears to no information stored in the temporary internet folder. I have checked all of my settings and even technet but there is no information on...

Past upgrade programs didn't require that you installed the previous program but that you possesed a copy. When the install looks for the previous windows to upgrade from, it will prompt you for a location. Just point it to the CD and insert the WinME into the CDROM drive and it should work...

If you have files that you have to get to... You can reinstall windows into a different directory and then you will be able to access your files. This is assuming that you have formated in NTFS. If you have formated in Fat then you can just use a boot disk to get your informaton. Hope that...

If it is just your profile that has the problem then you may have a corrupt profile. Copy your personal files from your current profile to temporary location. Log on as administrator, delete your profile, log onto the network and recreate your profile. Then check it again offline. There was...

Sounds like a roaming profile to me.

Go to your Local Area Connection Properties and make sure that you have "File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks" insatlled. Badaboom :)

You can also check http://www.pricewatch.com for a listing of online retailers and the list is catagorized for easy use. Badaboom :)

I agree that this would be the simplest method. Create 2 hardware profiles.

Have you tried the newsest drivers for the VIA chipset yet? Also what OS are you using?

Just checked with McAfee and Norton. A virus cannot cause physical damage to your hard drive. It can infect the CMOS though. I would trust people who deal with this stuff day in and day out before I would trust the nay sayers on this board. My 2C worth

Check with www.crucial.com and plug in the number for your MB model type.

You can download a generic CD-ROM driver from www.windrivers.com for the PB. It worked for me quite a while back when I had one. If the sound card is an embedded one with the modem, all I can recommend is just by a new inexpensive one. You'll be glad you did in the long run. The PB...

Did you try to use my computer, right click on the a drive, then properties. There should be a space with "Label" and a blank area or the label of the floppy. No drop down menu.

;-) On your windows 98SE CD. tools/oldwin95/message/us/awfax.exe