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No problem in what you plan to do. I backup from SATA to IDE or IDE to SATA using Ghost 2003 and have been since SATA drives came out.

You did not mention what browser he is using. If it is Internet Explorer then try IEFix as it will re-register the dll's and fix registry entries pertaining to IE.

The enhanced controller affects all ports.

Originally posted by freakmoomin: Quote: Ive made sure that audio is enabled in my bios Audio options in bios are, most of the time, for onboard sound and if you are using a separate sound card then you would want those options disabled.

Just use the pro cd and extract the file to the correct directory using the recovery console.

System 32 is not normally a hidden folder but may be to non admins. Try Start > Run Type in the box C:\WINDOWS\system32 then push enter and the system 32 folder should open.

If you go to the link I posted you will see in the name of the file wxp2k which means it is for Windows XP and 2K.

Not sure what OS you wanted it for but here is one for XP. http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=115605

Unless you are using "Windows Classic" setting that does not always work as those buttons will be greyed out. From advanced tab: Quote: If you select a windows and buttons setting other then Windows Classic, it will override the following setting, except in some older programs

Not sure you can do just the desktop icons. Open up registry editor then navigate to the following: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WindowMetrics In the right side of the panes you want to edit the following value: Shell Icon Size The value for it is pixels so 16 will be smaller icons while 32 will be larger. Reboot for the change to take affect. ***You should backup the key before you start modifying***

Good Luck

I was talking about the square four pin connector not a molex one you use for drives.

Did you plug in the 4 pin power connector as well as the 20 pin? Video will not work if the 4 pin one is not plugged in.

You can not use the Ethernet and USB connections at the same time. Most cable ISP's only allow you one physical address (MAC) attached to the modem at a time. What you wanted to do would require the modem being able to have more then one NIC or USB MAC address. Best to just buy a router as was suggested.

With what burning software are you trying to make a copy of the disk? May want to take a look at the GameCopyWorld site.

Sounds like your drive is having problems reading the disc. Are the discs scratched at all? If not then the problem may be your cd/dvd drive. If they are scratched then you need to get the scratches out or maybe see if you can copy the whole disc to your hard drive with Isobuster. Then install from wherever you copy the disc to. May want to look at these: Remove CD Scratches Isobuster Good Luck

Ever tried the Omega drivers?

Have you run the tests on the display tab of dxdiag? It may help to remove your video card drivers through add/remove programs, run driver cleaner then install the latest drivers. Driver Cleaner Professional Edition Nvidia drivers

Sounds as if his account has administrative rights. If so then it may help to make his account limited or restricted. Start > Run > type in box control userpasswords2 then push enter. Highlight name > click properties button > click on Group Membership tab > change to restricted or whatever else you want to other then administrator. Another thing you could do is NOT have the icon in the system notify tray. Go into Norton Internet Security options and there is a box you can uncheck so the icon is not there.

I think he is looking to change XP retail to XP pro OEM or vice versa and not just change the key.

NDIS.sys has to do with a modem and I have seen this problem on USB modems. If you are not using the modem try disabling or removing it from the system. Try this site as I think it will help you a lot: TROUBLESHOOTING WINDOWS STOP MESSAGES

Windows XP comparison

You may have already downloaded these. Drivers

Maybe you have missed something but I do not have this game. All I can suggest is to look at this WALKTHROUGH.

Originally posted by Relic: Quote: 1gig and up of RAM, you can lose the paging file altogether if you so desire, RAM is much faster than using the paging file to write to the HDD. Not entirely true as the OS will page anyway even if paging is turned off. I would copy/paste from this article but it is copyrighted so here is a link to the HTML file. Understanding Virtual Memory