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[QUOTE=Sphyenx]It wouldnt be the processor, either the graphics card or the mobo, but im unsure on the mobo, cause most monitors did not work with my old video card.[/QUOTE] Actually...it very well could be. Sometimes the processor isn't seated right, or there is a bad pin, or something else. I'll …

Here you go: [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread16886.html[/URL]

Possibly...Give us some guidance as to the type of laptop. Model # and Brand would really help :mrgreen:

My in-shop staff has been getting a splurge of similar problems lately from the active desktop (and a few web content desktops). I Wonder.... I'll get back to everyone if something comes up :D

Hmm....did you per chance install Service Pack 2. This error sounds all too familiar to me. Also, is the performance on that hard drive sluggish. Get back to me. If so, I think my knowledgebase has a solution for you. :cheesy:

Solution to: Run-time error '3633': Can't load DLL: MSJTER35.DLL Please download the fix [b][URL=http://www.cymeon.com/downloads/products/dao35.zip]here[/URL][/b] and run the executable contained within this zipped file :cool:

A tutorial exists here: [URL]http://helpdesk.its.uiowa.edu/windows/instructions/reformat.htm[/URL] Hope that helps :mrgreen:

Yep. I have no life. Here's the simplest and stupidest form of C++ coding ever known to man kind...the change counter. What does it do? Count change :-)

IDE cable backwards? That's all I can think of. :mrgreen:

A pretty reputable support site claims: 797 - The modem could not be found. This error occurs only in Windows 2000 and XP. The error can occur if the modem is no longer visible to the system, and may be a problem related to the modem driver, or system conflicts …

DOGS! umm....let me follow along with the computer thing Sony VAIO or IBM Thinkpad (I dunno...ha!) :o

I'm going to leave the final decision to the staff here, but I get a feeling that your hard drive is on its way out. I have witnessed many hard drives that are damaged go through a phase where the sector which rundll is located is shot and they cannot …

Live in the US and would love to visit my homeland in Greece. Actually thinking of moving there some day...who knows :rolleyes:

Sure...no reason why not. I've done it before to be honest and it worked with just some minor errors (mostly because the user was into modifying things he shouldn't have been...) :rolleyes:

simply said.... No But some companies will give a free .com/.net etc. if you buy hosting from them.

Got 3 at my disposal. Anyone interested...just get in touch :cheesy:

Can you maybe narrow this down to a list of sites for us? Might help a little more with finding out what the problem is. Also, can you post the version of Java installed so we can make sure there are no compatibility issues. :cheesy:

Okay - is [I]this[/I] the error you are getting: "For your security, some settings are controlled by Group Policy, the setting might be managed by Group Policy." If so ... might be able to help...

What kind of graphics card are you looking to put into it? Windows 2000 has come a long way with driver compatibility. Just post what you are looking to support and we'll let you know. :)

Okay - Try this mini-walkthrough: 1) Right click in the toolbar area. That context menu you mentioned will pop out. 2) Make sure the option "Lock the Toolbars" is [B]NOT[/B] checked. If it is, click it to uncheck it. 3) Now try clicking and dragging the address bar to where …

I'm afraid I don't understand your exact problem, so I am going to try and clarify: Are you saying that you want to view your Internet Explorer favorites offline?

This is a bit of an oldie, but here is what I have in mind: You might want to explore the site located[URL=http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/format/codecdownload.aspx]HERE[/URL] and download the Windows Media Professional Codecs. Now 'WMV' files shouldn't have a problem by default, and neither should 'MPEG' files, but I've seen weirder. Try out …

As dumb as this suggestion may sound, try checking for 'Parental Control' software either on your computer or on your router (if you have one). A while ago I was at a customer's home and they had a Netgear router and someone inadvertadly enabled the Parental Controls and it was …

I get the feeling this was answered elsewhere, but the link below should help: [URL=http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_ie_reinstall.htm]http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_ie_reinstall.htm[/URL]

Okay - First part of this will sort out what I think you're trying to say: Service Pack 2 XP machine that you tried to reinstall XP on - but you have an SP1 XP CD so that won't work. Tried to do via other means and not working. Gotcha. …

Describe this 'safe mode' a bit more ... does the computer turn off and reset in a safe mode state? Do you have to initiate the restart. The more details you can provide, the easier it is for me to help you out.

I'm thinking either the battery is fried or the contacts of it. But then again the A/C hookup should have started the laptop. Check for physical defects, and if none, I think the battery is to blame. :mrgreen:

Can you possibly give me the case type and motherboard model if you have them handy? Seems like the two have incompatible connectors...one being a 10 pin and the other a 7. Thanks :cool:

[QUOTE=pumpkin]and in the main don't work so can not access pc at all![/QUOTE] Can you please elaborate / clarify this ? Thanks :D

So you have a T720.... Good Choice To disable the auto answer function enter the menu, then select 'In-Call Setup' and then navigate to 'Answer Options'. The rest should be self explanatory.

Looks like your link kicked the bucket dlh6213 :(. Oh well...let me help :): [quote]There are several methods you can use to uncover your lost product key for the version of Windows that you currently have installed on your PC. [B]Method A[/B]. For older versions of Windows you can extract …

yeah...that sounds cool... :cheesy: [though remembering my experiences in an apartment...i didn't really want to 'bond' very much with those folks :eek: ]

I agree with all of the above. It is a health hazard and the monitors use should be immediately discontinued and a new one purchased (or as someone stated, under warranty monitors should be replaced for new ones...). Be careful in the transport of the monitor to the box and …

Can you be more descriptive of the errors or pop-ups you are getting? That would help, though my grasp of your problem is tightening. :cheesy:

Wow....umm...let me just say that to the best of my knowledge...that is not currently possible. The molded connector for a laptop monitor is configured to pull energy and sigal to/from the LCD panel, and is not easily converted to the VGA on most desktops. Sorry about that... :cheesy:

Okay...for all the folks bent on world destruction....I mean, hooking up their laptop LCDs to their computers....here is a helpful link. [URL]http://www.geocities.com/p9019/lcdpanel[/URL] That one took a bit of scowering the web, so use it wisely. :cheesy:

"Three dead links. Three dead links. See how they sit there. See how they sit there. La LA La La" Sorry...inspired by Three Blind Mice and Ashlee Simpson there. Umm..yeah....your links are dead :cool:

Doesn't really matter :D

I don't have 2 cents to put in. I'm broke :( But no P2P...especially KaZaA...can of worms, just like the others said.

Don't know...but it sounds to me like your bootdisk was a bad one. I recommend just using the Windows ME bootdisk files located at bootdisk.com (or just make one off a Win ME system]. As crappy as Windows ME was, the bootdisk is amazing. When you make the disk, start …

Wrong category there buddy :confused:

To my knowledge, currently suspended. Will look into it further.

Can you give me a few of the system specs? See, this error isn't common on shutdown...but in other instances. A little more data would go a long way :cheesy:

Okay...here's a link to get you started: [URL]http://www.pcpitstop.com/spycheck/SWDetail.asp?fn=AdmilliServ.exe[/URL]

Microsoft explains your problem as: [quote]The Winnt32.msi file causes Msiexec.exe to start the Winnt32.exe tool in the Local System context, however, the ability to obtain access is denied because the local computer does not have the appropriate permissions.[/quote] Hopefully that'll give you some guidance and direction. The matter is that …

The question is a bit confusing but keep in mind: It makes no difference where the CD is used as long as there is a license to accompany the installation. So say you own two PCs and one has the OEM tag on it. You buy another license and install …

ha! Yeah...it is nice to keep up on this stuff. Gives you a keen eye in recognizing it. Sounds interesting, but darn work restraints...just too little time on my hands :sad:

I'll go out on a limb and say that this software ought to do the trick: [URL]http://www.connectedsw.com/Overview/57261[/URL]

Do you see any difference in performance? Is there something particular going on or is it just the error sound on startup ? Hope you can get this info so we can direct the support better :cool: