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This worked for me! However I never did the Adaware part. The smitrem removed it but missed a trojan that it left behind. The Ewido removed that for me. http://forums.spywareinfo.com/index.php?showtopic=62391

Clear CMOS but I doubt thats it. Then "the dreaded process of elimination" Clear the board down to just the ram and processor and see if it beeps. If it still does then try different ram. Trial and error with each component.

Check to make sure the refresh rate of the monitor hasn't changed. Also set the monitor to its lowest resolution. Maybe 640x480. In safe mode. Then reboot and bring up the resolution from there if required. Sounds like an unsupported resolution by the video card.

2 long 1 short- Video card 2 long - memory What beeps are there?

I just got a Sony\Ericsson PCMCIA card for my laptop,and no kidding it says in the manual for safety tips "Do not use around construction sites where blasting occurs". Sony is afraid that the card might set off the explosives prematurely. I found this rather wierd, and was wondering if...

Plug a monitor into the back of it and see if it comes on then.

The moral of the story is: Don't listen to salespeople! Don't even ask them a question. When they come by try to ignore them. I have heard countless stories of peoples being told things by salespeople that are so inaccurate I get a chuckle everytime. Best Buy people are the worst. Do your...

Turn off the firewall the SP2 enables by default inside XP Can you do a "Check Name" inside Outlook 2003? If not try pinging your exchange server for Outlook 2003. If you can't ping it, try pinging it on another machine. Check your DNS settings for your nic card. Hope this helps.

I have a problem trying to turn off indenting when I reply to e-mails. When I hit reply and then start to type a reply it automatically indents the paragraph and I have to backspace to start. I don't want it to this and I can't find anything in Outlook 2003 to turn it off. Must be a registry...

Well what I did for my Mid-Tower ATX case is took an extra 300 watter I had laying around shorted the green and black wires on the ATX connector with a piece of 10 gauge wire. Electrical tape around the connector plugged it in and I can run all my lights and fans with that PSU.(heck I got 7...

Cleared CMOS, with power cable removed from power supply? Remove ALL cards from system. Just the processor and ram should be in it. No drives nothing hooked up except the power supply. No Boot? Make sure processor and heatsink seated correctly? Bad PSU? Try shorting the green and black wires...

Has anybody done a test drive on the evaluation version? Just wondering what people thought.

If no grounding strap available just touch the side of the case (as long as its not plastic) as this will ground you. Of course remove the power cord. Fan and heatsink can be a bit of a pain. But pry that sucker off there. Your not using the old mobo so break the clips on it. If you do end up...

To avoid confusion just take out the other drives and install XP on the drive you want it to be on. Then add the drives after install. As cdogg said though jumper them correctly. or Probably might be able to copy those system files to the 3rd hard drive, then using a bootable disk (Win98...

I was wondering if a 230 watt PSU has enough power for a MicroATX motherboard and a 1 gig celeron, 512megs of ram? All of the other components are onboard. Because the board is smaller does that mean less power would be needed? Its just that I'm thinking of buying a MicroATX case and it has a...

Reseat the processor, and RAM as long as you don't void your warranty by doing it. Make sure processor fan is spinning.

Clear CMOS, reset BIOS to default. Swap out ribbon cable or put hard drive on secondary channel and test it that way. PC powering up when you plugged in the cord is nothing new and shouldn't be worried about. But if your not shutting down properly and then not powering up using the power...

If your running XP make sure your NIC properties sheet under configuration --> power mangement. Has the box labeled "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" unchecked. By default its checked. Also go into the advanced tab under configuration and make sure there are no power...

Well I found out what it was. 2 bad memory sticks UNBELIEVABLE. Swapped my son's memory with mine and it runs flawless. The tipoff came when I started getting PFN LIST CORRUPT, AND IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL BSOD's. Put the BAD memory in his machine and it locked up. Thanks for the excellent...

WOW! "Side note, if you wish to see the BSoD, right click on my computer\properties\advanced\startup and recovery, uncheck the box to "Automatically Restart on system failure"." Didn't even know about this. No wonder I haven't been getting a BSOD. Thanks for the tip this ought to come in...