have you tried googling those program names? Sounds like they're crashing at startup.

I think this needs to be moved over to a Windows XP troubleshooting forum, rather than in ASP.NET

Well crud.

I thought one of the biggest strengths of Ghost was its ability to clone disks from outside of Windows. Does 2003 use WinPE? I thought it just used DOS.

I hear Acronis is pretty nice.

The tough thing with any imaging program right now is driver support for x64. In the case of Norton Ghost, you have a CD that you can boot to for recovery, but I...

Did you do a clean OS Reinstall?

If the setting isn't holding, it could be user profile corruption. Create a new user account in the User Accounts control panel, and log into it. See if it...

Chances are it's not going to work, at least not with AOL 9.0.

The problem is with the fact that you need a 64-bit version driver for things like the WAN Miniport. Otherwise, you're stuck with...

x64 does run faster on my new system than the 32bit version. I'm not running the beta, either. But, I have run into the same issues of lack of drivers.

All in all, you'll be able to run the 32...

Seriously, you overreacted.

I don't mean to be rude, but did you even try a Google search with that error?
...

It's legal.

You have a license to use it, as obviated by you having a CoA sticker. The disc, no matter where you get it from, is just the media you install the OS with. As caperjack put it, if...

Does it show this in the BIOS, or just in Windows? How is the RAM installed in your system? When did this start happening?

Please provide us some more information. For all we know, this isn't...

Did you try just removing them from Add/Remove programs?

For future reference, uninstall all programs from Add/Remove programs. Simply deleting the folder really isn't a good idea.

Nope-- there's really not a way to do it as you've described.

You could disable the Local User account, and use shutdown -l from a command line. Might that work for you?

Have you run any diagnostics on your hard drive? It's possible that you could have makings of a bad drive.

I'm telling you, it's not going to work. Remote desktop just isn't set up to do more than 2-channel audio.

What are you trying to do, anyways?

If you disabled your Ethernet controller, it will still show a ? by it because you didn't install the driver. If you're really not interested in using the NIC on the machine, then just disable it in...

As for the firewall, just use the Windows one. It works fine.

But, for your other answer-- if you can get into Windows, click on Start , then Run, and type in MSCONFIG. On the BOOT.INI tab,...

If you reinstalled Windows, these problems wouldn't still occur. Are you sure you didn't just reinstall over top of what you already had? Did you actually format the hard drive?

does it work in Safe Mode with Networking?

Can you check your CPU temperatures? If this is only happening when you're doing CPU intensive tasks like encoding, you could have a CPU thermal problem, or perhaps even bad RAM.

How hot is the...

I would ask you this:

Do you really need to spend $2000-$3000 on a server? You can get a server for about the price of a really nice desktop.

You can choose any place that you want, but right...

Just a note: If you have a HiJackThis log, please post it in our Viruses, Spyware, and other Nasties forum. If you need to, provide a link to this thread in the post you create over there.

To do it right, you would install 95 on your C:\ partition, and then have a seperate partition for your XP install.

95/98 didn't have a concept of a bootloader, but XP does. If you install 95/98,...

I'll bet it is some Fn key.

if you just look at the keys, you'll probably see a little icon of what looks like a radio tower. if you hit the Fn key and that key, it should enable it.

Are you in the same group memberships as the other Admins?

Well, the error means just what it says. You need the DriveSpace program installed.

Can't do too much to help you on that one, other than perhaps recommend you locate a Windows 95 machine running...

Pretty sure it's only stereo sound.

Keep in mind, Remote Desktop isn't meant for audiophiles or anything-- it's just meant to hear error messages, and other notifications while you're remoted...

Does this domain have any group policies or login scripts applied to it?

Check out this Google search I found for "Region Free DVD players":

http://www.google.com/search?q=region+free+DVD+player&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official...

There's a QFE from Microsoft to fix what you're describing, but SP1 should have fixed it. The best thing to do is get another copy of Windows XP SP1, install it, and then keep going. Even better,...

When was the last time you updated all of your drivers?

Also, have you considered a BIOS upgrade for your system?

Is this a notebook system?

If so, 300-400 is a good deal, actually. Motherboards for notebooks are somewhat involved to remove, and they're not cheap, either.

About the only thing I could...

That's kind of tough, really. XP Doesn't really allow you to do that.

Best thing is to make a written policy for that type of stuff and ENFORCE IT. Things got so bad at one workplace that they...

Are these machines part of a domain, or anything? Are they all running off of a time server?

Spot-on advice.

Just to clarify, if you had a file named december sales report.xls, you would enter it as:

"december sales report.xls"

Note the quotation marks-- it tells the interpreter...

Can't you just rename them once you've finished downloading them?

Have you considered using another method for your survey, such as

www.surveymonkey.com?

Outlook's methods are fairly limited unless you wanted to delve into options such as actually building...

Do you have any other discs in your drives? Where did you get your installation disc?

A Server 2003 installation runs almost exactly like an XP installation. You shouldn't have the phenomena...

Have you tried disabling Norton, to see if that was the issue? I remember when I used NIS '04, it used to End Program on ccApp every time I shut down the system.

Do you suspect spyware of any kind? It's not unusual for a process to take up 100% CPU time at any given moment, nor is it unusual to have that much commit charge. It's not unusual for explorer to...

Shouldn't be.

Have you tried just restarting?

If you can, post EXACTLY what your error messages are-- write them down if you must. That will help us further in figuring out your issue.