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could be bad connections in the cable. mostly it's monitor faults (not vga card) //Regards Soaplover

get a ntfs bbot disk from sysinternals.com //Regards Soaplover

Don't forget the powersupply ,if you are rebuilding you can end up drawing more power than today's setup . I would agree with paparazi about the WD (have it myself) . I would : 1) faster HDD (check if improvments are to your liking) if not 2)faster cpu and more ram.(check if improvments are to...

i use this one. Mobile Net Switch enables you to use your computer on more then one network with the click of a button. Mobile Net Switch allows you to automatically select the correct drive mappings, printer settings, IP settings and much more! http://www.mobilenetswitch.com/ //Regards Soaplover

Of course they cannot be detected with no power (sorry). If there is no 12v on the molex connectors PSU must have gone bad . Is the fans running ( cpu fan , cabinet fan etc.) //Regards Soaplover

Files under root needed to boot windows 98. IO.SYS (hidden) MSDOS.SYS (hidden) COMMAND.COM AUTOEXEC.BAT CONFIG.SYS if you did what was on the other site ( sys a: c: ) you might need to replace this files . They can be copied between systems running same os (just unhide the hidden ones)...

There should be a MSDOS.SYS file in your C:try to unhide with ATTRIB -H C:\MSDOS.SYS clear readonly ATTRIB -r C:\MSDOS.SYS It should have the following content: [Paths] WinDir=C:\WINDOWS WinBootDir=C:\WINDOWS HostWinBootDrv=C [Options] Autoscan=0 BootGUI=0 BootKeys=1 BootMenu=1...

in c:do a dir command you can save it as a text file using pipe parameter. eg at a floppy . post the result. c:\>dir > a:\dir.txt //Regards Soaplover

Easiest way we do is to mail the users the reg file. Either as .bat or .reg ,of course mail client must not block the attatchment . //Regards Soaplover

in most bios'es there are an option to read temperatures . often called "pc health status" or simular . The voltages should be visible there . Drives use 12v . Or you could disconnect e.g a cdrom and measure the molex connector with a volt meter . check also that bios recognize the...

they are in C:(but possibly with read only attributes on them) type in ATTRIB -h -r C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT ATTRIB -h -r C:\CONFIG.SYS //Regards Soaplover

It could be that fenix had an install of this cd on another machine. //Regards Soaplover

Have you tried a add remove + "repair office" //Regards Soaplover

Fine ,glad it worked out 4U , btw thanks for the star. //Regards Soaplover

Go here and download a utility that reads the product key from your registry (for w95/98/ME systems) . http://www.dougknox.com/utility/scripts_desc/productkey.htm //Regards Soaplover

Sorry if W2K merge the backup of registry back (that is if you have one ). //Regards Soaplover

I think it's no way windows update did this . Perhaps some to heavy removals in the SpyBot, SpywareBlaster, and Norton SystemWorks 2003 registry cleanups did it My advice is to take the system restore back and do it all over . //Regards Soaplover

The reason probably is that at bootup windows don't mount the drive .Why ? //Regards Soaplover

Does Windows XP Pro have a System File Checker ? Yes it does. Sometimes the SFC won't run properly when doing Start > Run sfc /scannow If not try this Start > Run cmd then type inside the command window sfc /scannow //Regards Soaplover

Open MAIL in control panel. Click on show profiles. Add.(add new profile ,continue .. data for this one) Select "prompt for a profile to be used" exit. When Outlook XP starts it prompts for a profile to be used. Select your's and thats it. //Regards Soaplover