Sounds like either your MOBO or CPU are dead... Is the fan in your power supply spinning?

Yes, the heatsink & fan must be removed to access the CPU. As for getting more paste, sure, add a drop where your finger went.

So you've removed the video card and no beeps... Sounds like it COULD be your CPU. Let's make sure it's properly seated; which means remove, and re-install. When re-installing the CPU put a little...

Remove the video card, any beeps? If not, keep the video card out and remove the memory. Let me know.

So what happens now exactly? Is your PC speaker plugged into the motherboard? If not, please plug it in and turn your computer on -- are there any 'beeps'?

It should be labeled on the motherboard, take a look at the manual that came with it.

You could always go with a model lower, the FG-60A, depends how much traffic you've got over those T1's.. If it's just e-mail and some browsing, I'd go with the the FG-60.

There should be a jumper on the board itself. Also, remeber to take the plug out from the power supply.

You can use AudioGrabber, works very well and it's free. But please start pirating music.. ;)

Open up your case and 'RESET' the BIOS to defaults and see if it will turn on. If so, could have been a bad BIOS setting.

Also, check all your cables (internal and external) ;)

Can you try the drive in another system before buying a new HD?

Have you tried setting the server address to '127.0.0.1'?

Do you have a keyboard attached? I've seen bad keyboards do weird things to a PC.

Gateway might have their own proprietary Wireless application installed; take a look in the taskbar. You might want to give them a call -- Sorry I can't suggest anything else, as I've never used a...

Unfortunately since you don't have a domain controller you'll have to enable the 'GUEST' account (quick and dirty fix). Also, check your network adapter properties to ensure File and Printer sharing...

You could use Microsoft ISA (proxy) along with a simple ASP form. I'm sure there are other 'free' solutions, but I know this one works ;)

Try updating the firmware in your Linksys device...

Fortinet makes a Firewall/Router all-in-one device called FORTIGATE. Most of their models have DUAL WAN ports which you could use to do exactly that ;) . Their devices include AV/IDS/Anti-Spam/+MORE...

If your modem recognized under 'Device Manager'? If not, you'll need to install the proper drivers before you use it.

Did you install any new applications? If so, uninstall them when in safe mode. Otherwise, I'd run an online virus scan (never know), try: housecall.trendmicro.com

Have you checked your 'EVENT LOG' when the application closes? Are there any msg under 'Application' or 'System'?

Do you have the latest drivers installed?
Check out www.nvidia.com (http://www.nvidia.com).

That could be the cause of your problems. Also, do you have the latest CHIPSET drivers installed?...

Check your proxy settings under 'Internet Options'. Have you tried Firefox to access SSL sites and did it work?