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No clue...as much as possible I guess. I say its time he step up to one of the big dog 200g+ hdd.

A friend of mine has an HP computer, a Walmart special with no room for upgrading. It came with a 40g hard drive I think. He was running low on space (he downloads ALOT of music) so he bought an 80g...

I have heard that using this setup (a cordless phone and wireless router at 2.4ghz) causes interference on the phone and/or problems with the router.

If its XP Pro there is no activation, right?? I use XP Pro on 2 different systems, both from the same disc, and there is no activation.

Im the same way. I get aggitated at something insignificant like that just because I cant get it figured out. :D

me thinks is was a porn site cause I wouldnt even consider doing a re-format over a livejournal addy in autocomplete :D

not sure exactly what winlog.exe is/does, but the error you are getting is because that file is on your start-up list and has been moved from the location it was in and windows is unable to find it...

I guess Im not smart enough to use Linux (although I consider myself well above average in the ins-and-outs of pcs). I tried 3 different versions (Mandrake, Lycoris, and even Lindows) and found that...

me too. IMO 2 sticks is better than 1 as I personally have had 1 stick of 2 go bad and had I not had 2 sticks my computer would have been down until I got that stick replaced from Crucial.

Got it. Thanks.

I installed ZA when my computers were shutting down but now I cant share files on my home network. I set the trusted sites to medium, even turned the firewall off my trusted sites and it doesnt work....

I installed ZA, installed the patch, installed all windows updates, seems fixed. Someone else posted they installed the patch first and it didnt work.

I have a hardware firewall, my router. I had the problem too.

btw, the generic host processes I think are ok to allow. Not sure what they are but I remember hearing/reading thats part of xp and its ok to allow.

its the msblast.exe I think. If you ctrl-alt-delete it will be in the list of processes. End the process then apply the patch, run windows update. Seems to be fixed on my end.