U might overburn some cd media, but that will gain u just a few megabytes, or can produce a coaster :)

Some Plextor burners manage to burn up to 1.3Gig on a 700MB media with their high density...

Yopp yopp, first thing to disable is the firewall. Always a good step if u got any network connectivity problems

depends on if you set it up right. Same is true for the Windows Firewall.
all i can say is that i never ran into problems with neither Kerio nor Sygate in regards to Fileshring across a network.

Nope, cant make a WindowsXP CD from an existing installation

Will do :)
I lke what i have seen so far. Pretty busy and a lot of knowledgable staff :)

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Stumbled across DaniWeb on google while searching for some obscure error message. Found the solution here, solved my prob and i registered...

i wouldnt be too concerned about a temperature somewhere between 50-60C, my system is running at 57-59C for almost a year now and never had any thermal probs. No special cooling installed also. Just...

Well sounds much like you would have to install an Operating System in the first place.
Did any software come with that computer ? Like WIndows 98/2000/XP ?

Have a look at following links:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=841793
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=281679

This should give u an idea where to start

It is, u just start it, select the account to change the password for, enter new password et voila :)

Drove my colleagues at work mad for a while ^^

Sometimes you can loose the "New" option on the right-click context menu. This seems to be related to the presence of Internet Explorer 4.x. To restore this option:

Start the Registry Editor
Go...

What could help is reinstalling it, then uninstalling. Maybe the uninstall routine is just damaged

Look for a tool that is called Locksmith.
This will allow u to change the PW without knowing the current one

U can download them startup disks from Microsoft directly:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e8fe6868-6e4f-471c-b455-bd5afee126d8&displaylang=en

If that doesnt give any errors i would recommend to use the diagnostics tool of the HDD manufacturer, which also would give you the option for a thourough disk scan, and maybe even a low level format...

Some have, some dont.
I still recommend the use of a software firewall. But definitely not the M$ Firewall.
If u are looking for some reasonable products i would suggest either Sygate or Kerio...

Yepp, the windows bootloader will still be needed, no way around that.

Would do the following:

IDE0 new harddisk
IDE1 old harddisk

Install Windows on the new harddisk, once done...

Possibly a problem with the User Profile Hive that sometimes doesnt free resources.
More Information on UPH and a cleanup utility to be found on http://support.microsoft.com/kb/837115/EN-US/

Yepp, try another CDROM or download the software from the AOL page (quite sure it is still there).

http://www.aol.co.uk/download/

For basic installations of Knoppix i would recommend http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Poor_Mans_Install#The_.22poor_man.27s_installation.22_of_Knoppix_3.4_.28and_Later.29

By the description i figure its a winmodem, as he says that the port is still open when he tries to reconnect.

What i suggest is remove that winmodem in device manager, get latest drivers and if...