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Try Media Portal for XP, its open source, so its free! http://www.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-download

I do come across this with some packages as they do not like to be run from network drives or other non-local drives. Copy the utility to a local folder on the local hard disk and then try to run it, then it should install ok.

You can install Mac OS X only on Mac Hardware or on VirtualBox, also on Mac hardware only. It will not work anywhere else. Sorry.

Consider using a driver backup tool to backup drivers before wiping the system e.g. http://sourceforge.net/projects/drvback/ Also, consider using WsusOffline for offline installation of updates to various Windows OS' e.g. http://download.wsusoffline.net/

Why not sell your game via Steam, then get an instant market and a good selling point and they may be able to add protection for you? [url]http://www.steampowered.com/steamworks/FAQ.php[/url]

Try here: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=20682[/url] or get DevC from: [url]http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html[/url] otherwise try EBay if the above are not suitable.

Try this: template<class Entry> void Binary_tree<Entry>::preorder(void (*visit)(Entry &)) and leave out the middle void.

There are two ways: 1. Open Services.msc and disable all the Microsoft Exchange services. 2. Open Add or Remove Programs and uninstall Microsoft Exchange (assuming you do not want it at all)

Looks like you need to install the drivers for the ATI Mobility Radeon X600 chipset in your Dell D810. Drivers page: [url]http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/devices.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&SystemID=Latitude%20D810&os=WW1&osl=EN[/url]

The uninstall files for IE can be found in C:\Windows\ie8updates\kb982381-ie8\spuninst\spuninst.exe. You can also revert to IE6, by browsing to C:\Windows\inf folder and locate IE.inf, right click it and select Install. You will need some files from your service pack (C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386) and your Windows XP CD.

How about using Disk Manager (diskmgmt.msc) and here you can assign a drive letter to it so that you can see it in explorer.

To open shares or access the C: drive on a server, you need to have local administrator rights on the server itself. Ask a server admin to add your domain username to the share permissions or add your userid to the local administrator group in the Computer Management console.

Try RhythmBox from here [url]http://projects.gnome.org/rhythmbox/[/url]

Enable Anonymous login on the website and change the IUSR_ServerName to a Domain\Username account instead which the Impersonate setting will use.

You probably need to change the BIOS settings so that you can boot from the CD/DVD before booting from the hard disk. Usually the key to enter BIOS setup is shown on screen during POST e.g. DEL or F1 key.

[QUOTE=bluehangook629;1435223]Hello all, My employer wants to implement an exchange server to store emails and contacts on the server away from end user pc's. They want me to figure out if this system is feasible for our business. I do not know much about exchange server so here I am asking …

Do the following processs 1. Run check disk For example, your external drive is E in wiindows explorer (Either pen drive....etc ) c:>chkdsk E: /R This will fix most of your Issues. 2. Windows Security Issue. [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/810881[/url] If these two don't work, run any Diagnostic tools (Westernal digitl) which comes …

Sorry, it is illegal to install Mac OS X on anything other than Apple hardware. So, no you cannot install Mac OS X on a PC.

Try these instructions to get Flash to work on ALL browsers: [url]http://www.ocmodshop.com/ocmodshop.aspx?a=1201[/url]

I have used AIK and it does image the entire system into a .WIM file using the ImageX program. Its free and WIM files are also used for WDS (Windows Deployment Service) which can be install on Windows 2003/2009 server for deploying images to PCs over the network, so no …

Try changing the UAC (User Access Control) settings. Also try different graphic card drivers. Note, only a few Antivirus/antimalware programs work on Windows 7 so be careful what you install.

1. You need to run a few different anti-spyware programs to get all the malware. One will not do them all. 2. Try Hijack This program to see whats loaded and what needs removing. 3. NEVER EVER connect an unprotected PC to internet without some sort of protection installed.

Is there anything reported in the Event Log to indicate where the problem is? Is there any issues in Device Manager - eg bad drivers?

In safe mode, Windows will not use the Radeon drivers, it will use generic SVGA driver instead. Open ADd/Remove Programs control panel, and search for the ATI Radeon Driver in list and uninstall it. Reboot. Then goto AMD's ATI driver page and download the Radeon 9800 driver for XP and …

A few questions: 1. Do you have a Vista DVD or a Restore disc or even a hidden partition with vista on it? 2. Have you got a Linux Live CD to boot from and do a backup of the HD to an external device eg USB HD, DVD etc? …

In an Explorer window, goto Tools, Folder Options, File Types, look for Drives. Click On Advanced, and you should see some actions e.g. find. If its set as default, just remove it and see if that cures the search option.

Yes, you can use the 'New Partition' function to create a new partition in blank space on disk.

Did you install the SATA drivers for the 2nd instance of Win XP?