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You can use Nero. It includes the making of CD covers and disks.

Mat777. We have offered you loads of help and used up valuble time. You have been offered ways of backing up data. Offered the recovery console. Offered the e-Recovery. Even malware help. Shall I go on and on? It appears you shirt around the fixes,you have not attempted any fixes. You ignore the help and post another meanigless question which appears to have no meaning or point to it. You login read your thread and start to wander around the forum reading and posting other meanigless threads. Ignore the fact help was offered again to you. You have wasted our valuble members help offered to you. You have wasted staff time and pushed my buttons. I have no time for time wasters and idiots. Hence your thread is closed and you can go and waste others time on other forums. Goodbye.

Mat needs the Acer e-Recovery software: Examples here: Acer EMEA - Service & Support, Empowering Technology Use drop down boxes here to gain Acer e-Recovery software download: Acer Europe - Service & Support, Drivers & Utilities, Downloads, Notebook, Acer Aspire 3680 Series

Hello there. If you could provid us with your internet service providor name. Make and model of the router. Did you install the software that came with the router? Could you please provide the operating system the computers are each running? Are you using a Proxy? This will help us help you much better. Jelly Bean.

Hello there Sandy. See your name on the left you can click it and go to your profile or a list should show "Posts by Sandy". In your profile you will see tabs and one is statistics click it and you will see listed posts made by you click that and it will show all your posts. I hope that helps. Jelly Bean.

VERY sexy Zingle and the setup is. :)

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http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n198/jelly-bean_a1/Picture013.jpg?t=1243887943 I was given this laptop some time ago. Told to fix it I laughed so much. It got binned. Anyone identify this laptop? Give you a hint its a Toshiba.

Yes you can if you wish to. However as you have a disk that is not legal we cannot help you with the install. Although you know how to do this you can continue if you wish. All I can say is if the install doesnt work that C partition maybe dead. This thread is now closed.

You can delte D while in the install process or once installed XP on C drive via a third party software. Delete D and resize C during install.

Kin if your data is backed up then reinstall windows on C drive and let me know if that works. During the install you can delete and resize partitions.

If all files are backed up else were then I would reinstall windows or use the recovery console. Although if there was a hidden recovery on D drive it is now lost as windows is installed on it. The issue maybe C is dead and he needs a new hard drive. If its dead then there is no way to resize the partition. Or possibly C needs to be formatted via disk management?

I would plug the hard drive into another computer as a slave and remove the data.

Remove RAM and place in the first two slots two matching sticks is it showing up?

Hello again. Run this for me it will then tell you the make and model of your mainboard: Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit

Have you updated drivers and installed the latest chipset?

Hello and welcome to the forum. You cannot resize C due to it is so full. The PC proberly crashed due to lack of space on the hard drive. If you can access C drive and backup some files to disk/external hard drive or USB pen drive we could possibly help you out. Jelly Bean.

Hello there. See if this link helps,I know its for Win 2000 but same princibles apply: How To Add Error Logging for Low Disk Space in System Monitor in Windows 2000 Or this one: Description of the Low Disk Space Notification in Windows XP This may also help: CCleaner - Download CCleaner button/click analyze/then run cleaner button.

What is make and model of your mainboard,this maybe a mixed RAM issue as in size and speed or a dual channel mode issue? EDIT: Are you questioning the "Physical Memory" or the actual RAM showing in computer properties? Read this: Computer data storage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Could you please run this scanner then check results against the RAM you are using and post results please: RAM Memory Upgrade: Dell, Mac, Apple, HP, Compaq. USB drives, flash cards, SSD at Crucial.com Could you post make and model of your mainboard and make and model of all RAM sticks please.

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Right click on command prompt and choose run as admin. Paste this command into the command prompt window: Bcdedit.exe /set nointegritychecks ON Hit enter on your keyboard. Restart your computer. Short cut to run box. Shortcut to make the Run Box Appear: Winkey - R Changing Your Windows Vista Theme. Changing your Windows Vista theme doesn't have to be difficult. Just follow these simple steps to set up a new Windows Vista theme, or select the Classic Windows theme. RIGHT Click the Desktop. Click Personalize. Click Themes. Click the Theme Choices pull down menu and choose Classic. Click Apply and OK . To make the Start menu work in Classic mode: RIGHT Click the Start button. Click Properties. Choose Classic Start menu. Click Apply and OK. Changing The Name Of The Windows Vista Registered Owner. To view the registered owner of your Windows Vista operating system, click Start, type winver in the search box and hit enter on your keyboard. To change the registered owner information: (make sure you backup the registry before making changes.) Click the Start Button, type regedit in the search box, and press Enter. Click Continue to get past the User Account Control hurdle. On the left panel, double-click to navigate to the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion On the right panel, double-click on RegisteredOwner. In the Value Data box, type the new name that you want to appear as the registered owner, then click OK. Double-click RegisteredOrganization and type inthe new organization in the Value Data box. Click OK. Exit the Registry Editor, run winver again to view the change. Use Group Policy Editor: Click Start/All Programs/Accessories/click Run, type gpedit.msc. and then click OK. Expand Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates, expand System, and then click System Restore. Double-click Turn off System Restore, and then on the Setting tab, select Enable. Double-click Turn off Configuration, and then on the Setting tab, select Enable. For more information about what these settings do, click the Explain tab on the Properties dialog box. Click Apply, and then click OK. If users try to access System Restore Configuration, the System Properties dialog box is present, but the System Restore tab is not present. Dual boot,how to set priority OS boot. 1. Right-Click on My Computer and select properties - (In Vista you can select View System Information from the Computer window.) 2. From the System Properties window select the Advanced tab. 3. Push the Settings button under Startup and Recovery. 4. Select the default OS from the Default operating system dropdown box. Use a Screen Saver as your desktop background. Open a command prompt. Type in:aurora.scr /p65552 hit enter on your keyboard. Close command prompt. Other commands you can use: ribbons.scr mystify.scr sstext3d.scr Make Vista shut down quicker. Click start and type in search box regedit. Locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet/control. On the right you will see at the bottom of the list:WaitToKillServicetimeout. Right click on WaitToKillServicetimeout and choose modify. It shows 20000 you can lower this to no lower than 5000. Exit. Vista hidden benchmarks. Right click on command prompt and choose run as admin. Now test each of these commands in turn. Type in the first command,hit enter on your keyboard and see the hidden wonders of Vista. Then use ctrl+alt+Del to bring up task manager to close the screen. Then try the next command. Each time you will need to use ctrl+alt+Del to bring up task manager to close it. Here are your commands be happy: winsat d3d -objs C(20) -texshader -totalobj 50 winsat aurora winsat d3d -texshader -totalobj 15 winsat d3d -totalobj 20 -objs C(20) -totaltex 10 -texpobj C(10) -alushader -v -time 10 winsat d3d -totalobj 20 -objs C(20) -totaltex 10 -texpobj C(1) -alushader -noalpha -v -time 10 Please feel free to add your own ideas to the list.

Shake Windows off your Desktop: To clear the desktop: Left click and hold on the Title Bar of the window you only want to show on the desktop. Shake the window a bit by quickly dragging it left and right. When the desktop clears, drop. To restore the desktop: Left click and hold on the Title Bar of the same window. Shake the window a bit by quickly dragging it left and right. When the minimized windows return to the desktop, drop (release the left click) the window. Try this Secret: When you right click on a file/icon you see the usal items in the list,Open/Send to and so on. Hold down the Shift key while right-clicking on the icon, and then try the Send To menu. Wow loads of things in the list of send to. If you want any of those to show up normally without holding down the Shift key, you can create shortcuts in the Send To folder. Just type the following into the location bar: shell:sendto And then drag shortcuts to your preferred folders into this folder. To open command prompt: Just hold down the Shift Key and right click on the desktop. And then you can choose Open Command Window Here from the menu. But then again just right click on a folder and choose Open command prompt window here. Stretch out on extra displays: It’s now far easier to extend the Windows desktop on to secondary displays. Simply press Windows +P and you’ll be presented with options to extend, duplicate or show your desktop only on the secondary display. Sort out the System Tray: The System Tray now has an overspill area, allowing you to relegate attention-hungry applications to a hidden sin bin. Click on the little up arrow on the left-hand side of the System Tray and click Customize to pick and choose which System Tray icons you want to see, and how much you want them to bother you with alerts. Boost the text size: The huge screens and high resolutions of today’s flat panel monitors can make it difficult to read on-screen text, particularly if you use your PC as a Media Center on the main living room television. Windows 7 allows you to boost the size of text on screen to up to 150% of its normal size to make it more readable. Right click on the desktop, choose Screen Resolution and select the Make Text And Other Items Larger or Smaller. Unpin the default apps: Microsoft has cheekily pinned Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player and Windows Explorer to the Taskbar, ensuring they remain a constant presence on your desktop. If you want to get shot of them, right click on the app’s Taskbar icon and select Unpin This Program From Taskbar. If you want to replace them with your favourite software, open the application of your choice, right click on its Taskbar icon and select Pin This Program To Taskbar. Reverting back to Vista: If you used the upgrade to Windows 7 then you decide ewwwww I do not like that? If you find issues trying to uninstall the upgrade or revert back to Vista and find it impossible. Or you find it impossible to reinstall Vista. Pop in the Vista disk and run a repair. This will get you back up and running with Vista. However you may find Vista a little buggy,if you do then I am afraid it is reinstall Vista. ISO burner: Double-click on any DVD or CD .ISO image and a little box popsup.You can now burn an ISO. Windows 7 install from USB pen drive: Take a 4GB USB 2.0 thumbdrive, reformat it as FAT32, and simply copy the contents of the Windows 7 Beta ISO image to the memory stick using xcopy e:\ f:\ /e /f (where e: was the DVD drive and f: was the removable drive location). Vista looking Task Bar: Right-click on the taskbar and choose the properties dialog. Select the small icons checkbox and under the taskbar buttons setting, choose combine when taskbar is full. Add-ons: Add-ons can cause slow loading pages. Open IE8/Tools/Manage Add-ons/scroll right in the list view o see which add-on is taking the most time to load. Quick Launch is missing: Right-click the taskbar, choose Toolbars / New Toolbar. In the folder selection dialog, enter the following string and hit OK: %userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch Turn off the lock the taskbar setting, and right-click on the divider. Make sure that Show text and Show title are disabled and the view is set to small icons. Use the dividers to rearrange the toolbar ordering to choice, and then lock the taskbar again. Windows 7 Keyboard Shortcuts: Win+Up Maximise Win+Down Restore/Maximise Win+Left Snap to Left Win+Right Snap to Right Win+Shift+Left Jump to Left Monitor Win+Shift+Right Jump to Right Monitor Win+Home Minimise/Restore all other Windows Win+T Focus the first taskbar entry/Pressing again will cycle through them, you can can arrow around.Win+Shift+T cycles backwards. Win+Space Peek at the desktop Win+G Bring gadgets to the top of the Z-order Win+P External display options (mirror, extend desktop, etc) Win+X Mobility Center (same as Vista, but still handy!) Win+# (# = a number key) Launches a new instance of the application in the Nth slot on the taskbar. Example: Win+1 launches first pinned app, Win+2 launches second, etc. Win + + Win + - (plus or minus key) Zoom in or out. Windows Explorer: Alt+P Show/hide Preview Pane Taskbar modifiers: Shift + Click on icon Open a new instance Middle click on icon Open a new instance Ctrl + Shift + Click on icon Open a new instance with Admin privileges Shift + Right-click on icon Show window menu (Restore / Minimize / Move / etc) Note: Normally you can just right-click on the window thumbnail to get this menu Shift + Right-click on grouped icon Menu with Restore All / Minimize All / Close All, etc. Ctrl + Click on grouped icon Cycle between the windows (or tabs) in the group Please feel free to add your own ideas to the list.

I agree there zingle mainboard or slot.

I am doing a search on your mainbaord and apparently an ATI Radeon 8500 is compatable.This dosnt mean what I found so far is correct though. Radeon"! 8500 http://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/atiradeon8500_front.jpg http://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/atiradeon8500_back.jpg If you can get hold of another GPU and teset it in the slot. Possibly a power supply,there are a few things you can be testing let me see if I can find other information but hey it dont look like there is much out there.