go online and download the drivers. guarentee that should work. if not. its somthing else messing with yoru vid.

alrighty i gots ur rep so im figuring your having issue gettin it reinstalled. Have you tried reinstalling your old version of Zone Alarm assuming you still have it, or if it came as OEM copy with...

i found this answer from another site

Uninstall ZoneAlarm by going to Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs.

Now go to the following site and install the latest version:
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not sure if this is what your looking for...but HP made the vectra somthing or other

http://search.hp.com/query.html?hpvc=US+-+English&cc=us&lang=en&qt=+vectra+vli8&la=en

serial numbers for what?? you gotta be more specific if what your looking for??

start by using Fdisk to delet any partitions and recreating them. then try formatting, it could be as simple as that. ill do some research and see what i can find out.

yes, give us the video card, make model, and if you cant find that out. Look for the FCCID number, with that you can find out everything about the card you will need to know.

Your video drivers...

does it say safe mode all allong the edges of the screen?

that step was just to ensure that they had the tab for the next step. for all i know they dont, cant assume i know somethings there when it might not be.

its a rotation setting deffinatly trust me on this. it would be correct all the way up to the loading of the video driver because the monitor display's in VGA mode when booting up so that it is...

why not just let it install the version on the disk, even if you have 7, just let it install 5. after ur done with the game just re-get direct x

thats what i always use to do with games.

soak your drive in warm soapy water for up to 1 hour...j/k j/k dont do that unless you want a new drive. there are directions all over the net on what to do

ill do a quicky search:
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you have to drag and drop the screenies.

it sounds like some settings got bounced out of place, and your going to have to dig through your display settings to figure it out.

take the computer into the backyard, grab a shotgun, and shoot it right behind the harddrive, poor old comp wont feel a thing....j/k

open up the machine, there should be an FCC ID that tells you the make model and what it is.

Post the ID number and ill look for the driver or you can look here....

there should be a default account on the machine called administrator try logging off as you and then relogging on as just administrator dont type a password in, because i believe default there is...

i happen to like win ME :P, never had any problems with it!!!! though i must say i liked Windows 2k the most. (over all the OS's ive used 2k was my fav, then XP, then ME, LinuxFedora, 98,95)

if you want to erase your hard drive its format C: fdisk is for management of partitions i believe.

you might just have to format the machine, make sure to get backups of all your data that you want to keep, make sure you have all the drivers and such. start up with a boot disk and type

format...

if you reinstalled windows ME, did you make sure to do a format? by just installing over the top you could have made things worse or caused the problem to stay around.

yeah it should be right next to semicolon(;) ie ' " see their on the same key!

umm have you tried making sure that you dont have numlock on, i know for some keyboard the keypad is integrated...

it means your video card's drivers have yet to be installed. go to

www.microsoft.com (http://www.microsoft.com/) and then look for a link on the side called windows update

or try this link...

It wants you to update i guess, but i dont use quicktime at all Quicktime=devil. also use somthing more like paint or, an image view program to look at pictures. theres no reason to be using a tool...

did you make sure that you installed your video adapter? when viewing your desktop res and color depth hit the button near the bottom right it should say "Advanced". then hit the tab at the top that...