The progress bar control is not an ASP.Net control. Therefore you will not be able to use it. Here (http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/ProgressBar-User-Control.aspx) is something I found...

Well it is only a guess but I'd say if you have a boot disk (Ubuntu works well) try it. It will have tools to test your drive.

Sounds like your hard disk has gone bad to me. Does the computer make some strange noises when you start it? Not saying that the drive will make strange noises but sometimes they make a clunking...

No problem. Glad I could help.

If I am following your question you should be able to do this in your query easily. I would use a GroupBy and a count greater than 1. I am not a MySQL guy but here is the SQL in Access. It should at...

Are you using a program from Dell that gets these drivers for you? If so, forget that and go right to their site and put in your service code and download each driver separately.

The memory check is a very good place to start. If that passes fine you most likely have a hardware failure. It can be a video card problem or a modem problem. You could go into your device manager...

You are most likely getting a driver error. Update all your drivers and I'm sure your BSOD will stop.

Sure it could since the hard disk controller is part of the motherboard(most of the time).

If you have another laptop you could switch the hard disks and install windows on that drive using the...

ASP.NET can either be VB code or C# code. I would say it is an excellent choice for a web application. C# is what most companies use (I know there will be people who disagree) and is very closely...

You might try this site....not sure if this works but could be what you need. Click here (http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE)

If you figure it out please post your solution for others who might want...

I agree with gerbil...back up now....sounds like the hard disk is almost ready to retire.

You want AJAX. That is exactly what it does.

No...they need to be removed. If they are causing the site to hang up they are corrupt and need to come out. This is of course just a suggestion....the plugins might not be the problem. You could...

Windows XP has a feature that lets you format....that is all you need. I generally (right or wrong) remove the partition and set it back and then format. Just the way i do it...I'm sure there are...

I don't think so since they are sealed. But if I had to guess I'd say the hard disk is to culprit. A blue screen generally means a bad device driver but if your hardware is malfunctioning it will...

I'd remove all the plugins you've installed. You can always put them back as you go to web pages that require them.

It almost sounds like that new drive has problems.

OK...does IE have the same problem?

Firefox or Chrome....I assume you are having issues with IE. If so take it out of the loop and use Firefox or Chrome. If you just love IE you could try to update to the newest version.

Sorry but I am a .net guy. Here is a link to one that might work for you though here (http://www.ibdhost.com/contact/)

Good luck

As far as I know there is no way to send mail using HTML only. I believe you can launch the default mail program but not sure if you can fill in anything other than the email address. Hopefully...

OK....so now we know it isn't in your basic start-up. That doesn't mean it's not still a start-up problem. This item looks like malware to me but I'm not a professional virus remover.

Try this...

OK, so when you took out the original card you replaced it with a new one correct? If it is possible (depending on the type of video card and slot) move the card to a different slot. If you do that...

How could you have put in a new graphic card without seeing anything on your screen? Was the original a built-in graphic card? If so, did you disable it in the bios? If you did then you had to see...

Sorry Godsp3ed....I didn't notice Bill was from your quote. :-O

Maybe this would work better for you.

Dim ds As New DataSet
Dim dr As DataRow
'read you xml file into a dataset
ds.ReadXml(Server.MapPath("Guestbook.xml"))
...

Bill,

It is true that you can do heroic measures to get Windows functioning again. I don't disagree with that. What I disagree with is how well it will function after that. How stable will it be?...

post your code again so I can see what you're doing.

It could be a dependent for another program that is running. This was my best guess. I have in the past unclicked everything in the start-up list and restarted. You can't keep it that way but at...

OK....well not sure what you grabbed from the web but I'd use the GridView to display data. It will look nice and as a newby you will learn this pretty easy.

I am going to attach a working version...

I think for vista (I don't have it here at work so trying to remember from memory) you click start and type msconfig in the search instead of clicking run in XP. So just click start and type msconfig...

OK. Well what are you using for your development environment? VS2005, VS2008 ?????

Ok...first what is Guestbook? I see you bind your datasource to it. Is this a datagrid?

Do you have a question? Just a quick question but why would you want to store data in XML versus a database?

That file appears to be a a trojan/backdoor based on a Google search. There is little information about it online. I assume you mean it's a laptop because you say open it. I am guessing this file is...

I seriously doubt if you have a bunch of trojans on your box you will ever remove them all and have your system be stable. You will most likely have to reinstall windows to fix your problem. I would...

Thanks for your quick response.

I left out that the parts table would have a PK of it's own. I need this to identify a unique record without having a composite key. I basically need to link a part...

First let me thank everyone who has answered questions here. I have used this site and others to gain a good understanding of database design. :)

Here is my question. When normalizing a database...

Well I understand that for a normalized DB this would not be much help. Look at this:

One-to-one relations

Normalization will never generate two tables with a one-to-one relationship between...