Have you tried another mouse? It sounds more like the mouse as oppose to the OS.

Forgot or forgets? I should imagine it has an easy fix in the registry, have you tried contacting microsoft about registry entries for live?

I presume you have reinstalled messenger?

Are you connected throuhg a router or server of some sort?

If so try pinging the IP of the machine and see what happens.

I know thus there may be a driver issue, as in the monitor requires it to have a specific driver and infact Windows belevies it to be a simple PnP monitor.

Not but although this sounds bizare your system installs its own drivers for monitors.

Hmmm, okay then lets think more on the hardware side. When your computer starts up hit either one of the F buttons or the delete key. This will take you too the BIOS settings. There should be some...

Have you tried using another browser as it seems you have no malware?

It may be that the settings held in your current browser are incorrect, do you have MSN or something along those lines? If so...

Okay.

Actually this sounds very much like a RAM issue. Either that or a malware problem.

My suggestion would be to download malwarebytes and some RAM diagnostics tool. I understand this may be a little...

There is a few things that apear a little fishy, one of wich being
O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [PHIME2002ASync] C:\WINDOWS\system32\IME\TINTLGNT\TINTSETP.EXE /SYNC
and another being
C:\Program...

Okay, have you tried plugging in the old minitor again?

Okay, so try boot in safe mode and make another account and see if that boots?

It seems that there is an issue with the drivers for the hardware you have installed, my advice would be is to remove...

Click start and on the right hand side you should see My Computer, right click then go to properties and this should tell you.

Are you still on SP1 (XP Service Pack 1)?

Okay, just checked on my windows server 2003 box. It seems it is under Date & Time. You should be able to change the timezone and other time related settings there.

I'm not overly sure, try the regional settings in the control panel, might turn something up.

Nope I know what it is. Got to Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services look for a service called DHCP Client. If it is turned off then you need to try and turn it on.

If it is what I...

Resolved, to conclude I had to edn teh program server and that killed the proccess under my username called services.exe that then allowed me to access the internet and download mbam however I had to...

A little update, the second proccess is a system proccess and seems okay. As for the first it was supporting server (program) that I can only presume was theifing my data.

I actually killed it by...

Sounds like you may still have malware.

If not then Pirating a identical OS copy isn't illegal. As long as you own the equivilent OS you can download it and burn it to a rom and then use it to...

Okay so here it goes.

I was working on a CMS earlier and I got pissed off with my text editor. So I downloaded a new one. Little to my knowledge it was a bogus.

It installed and during the...

Okay right, I will have a look about that for you.

As for the 64bit CPU I have one in my current system, it runs both x64 & x86 without any problems however I run a 32bit OS.

For £114 you can get a AM2 motherboar (I no you like you MD's) with a Athlon x2 black edition 2.70GHz and 2GB DDRII 800MHz RAM.

£114 is roughly $183, this motherboard will allow you to add a SATA...

My advice would be to go to http://ubuntu.com/ and downloading teither the 64bit or 32bit version of the ubuntu desktop. This is a 750M+ file that you can virtually mount and install inside windows....

I have an eight core computer :P (2 quad core xeons)

So with PC Wizard when you minimiz it and you get the graphs does it show just core 1? or does it show 2?

It is not so much AMD but the chip itself. For instance the athlon AM2+ 3.oGHz is a great chip, my brother plays WOW with the lates patch 24/7/365 and it seems to handle it fine.

Although I am...

I had a toshiba with XP media center and there was a similar issue.

I found hitting the windows key and L will lock the computer (switch users, not sure) and you can then click the shut down...

Thats cheeky of them, I think it wasn't an accident :P

On the occasions I have replaced a CPU I haven't been warned of any hardware changes either.Then again it has always registered the cores.

Have you not thought about getting a new ASUS MOBO for...

Well I'd presume it is some kind of registry entrie that is cocking with your system.

To my knowledge there not much else to do.

Hmmm, I think if you uninstall it alltogether and then do what I said in the previous post serch and destroy all IE7 files and registry entries and then reinstall it.

Hmmm, I presume it is in the registry. Is it still displaying in the taskbar? If not is it really an issue?

If so then I would look into the forums for a note on the taskbar registry and try and...

Hmmm maybe you could try downloading the .msi file from the windows website, I think it uses a different method of installing.

If this brings no luck you may want to clear your registry of all IE7...

have you tried to download it either via microsoft update (if you downloaded it via a browser) or vice versa?

Got a screen shot I am not quite following you?

What PSU do you have? I'm pretty sure there is a watt calculator out there somewhere.

Well as far asd I knew (and thats not too much) I thought soem big hardware changes caused you to reformat your hard drive. That was my instail thought but then I remembered back in the Pentium III...