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Hi, below is a copy from the microsoft website, The End User Software License Terms is granted to the end user by you, the system builder. It is related to the OEM System Builder License for the PC on which it was originally installed. You are required to support the license on that original PC, but you cannot support a license that has been moved from a PC that you manufactured to one that you did not. This is one of the key reasons an OEM System Builder License can’t be transferred. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ [h=2]PC Transfer to Another End User[/h]The entire PC, however, may be transferred to another end user, along with the software license rights. When transferring the PC to the new end user, the following must be included: Original software media Manuals (if applicable) Certificate of Authenticity (COA) It is also advisable to include the original purchase invoice or receipt. The original end user cannot keep any copies of the software.

Hi, yes as KenB says. Is this happening when Windows is loading from switch on, or when you double click an application and if so which ones? Thanks

Hi, purplegoth. Checking the Nvidia GeForce forums, it seems that the card runs very hot with standard cooling, some people mentioning temps of in-excess 85degC. Its worth checking the temps of your graphics card and CPU using hwmonitor (link included) while stressing the system playing a game. Its also worth checking the minimum +12V value while stressing the system. The pixels could be due to overheating or potentially a failing, weak or under spec power supply. Cheers

Hi, I managed to get my PDA on the internet via bluetooth many moons ago using the a guide on the following site. You may need to disable Active Sync from using your bluetooth connection while sharing the internet. The guide is written for win 2000, but not much changed in the internet sharing side of windows between 2000 and xp. Enjoy How to share your internet connection via Bluetooth to your Pocket PC iPAQ H3970

Ok, point made, consider my knuckles slapped! It was the intention to offer help when work was a little slow.

Hi, I'm new to this forum. I run a local PC shop in Bournmouth, so will be using the forum for solutions as well as offering advise myself. Thanks.