American Zombie

Have you tried using Omega drivers?

ftdisk stands for Fault tolerance disk driver (ftdisk.sys). Set the page file to system managed as it sounds like it is too small.

Boot to the XP cd and try a repair install as it will enumerate Plug and Play devices again which will include a new hardware abstraction layer (HAL). The HAL is most likely why you are getting a blue screen.

I have no idea as I use Eudora.

I wonder if the reset button in maintenance resets counter.

Originally posted by Sampson: Quote: One of its features is that you can manually compact your folders and it will reset the counter to 0. You can do this in OE without any program. Tools > Options > Maintenance > Clean Up Now... > Compact

Maybe if you install service pack 2 as it comes with DX 9.0c by default.

Free are not as good as pay IMO. This Comparative ranks AVG 28th with it only catching about 50% of the test viruses and that was the Pro version which is better then the free one. In AV-Comparatives tests AVG comes in last of the ones they tested.

If this drive was a boot drive in another system that had a different chipset then what it is in now you will have to try a repair install. This will reinstall Windows but all your programs and personal files will remain unharmed. Normally when you put a drive in a system with different chipset (VIA to Nvidia, SIS to Via, etc.) it is best to do a fresh install of the operating system. Reason is the hardware is different. Repair Install of XP

If nothing else ever flagged these things then they could be false positives and if this is the case then Avira is not as good as you thought.

If nothing else you can do a search for the file Normal.dot and delete it. The next time you start Word it will create the normal.dot file again but everything will be set back to defaults. Normally on XP this file should be at: driveletter:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates

O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [OpwareSE2] "C:\Program Files\ScanSoft\OmniPageSE2.0\OpwareSE2.exe" This one is just for Omnipage unattended scheduled scanning and if you have a flatbed scanner there is no way you could do unattended scanning anyway. I suppose you could but it would just scan the same page over and over. I always remove this after installing Omnipage.

I scan from desktop, check log then delete the Hijackthis executable. FDLxStudios: Log looks clean to me. [Edited by American Zombie on 2005-11-23 05:11:53]

Originally posted by Cormac: Quote: When you install this program DON'T install it to your desktop pick a folder to install it to. HUH???? Hijackthis is just an exe you run without any kind of install and it does not matter where you run it from.

Originally posted by Galilahi: Quote: I then followed instructions and typed this exactly with G as my cd rom drive letter.....G:\>set AllowAllPaths = true I think you are supposed to type the set command without a drive letter. Like: set allowwildcards = true set allowallpaths = true set allowremovablemedia = true set nocopyprompt = true Not: G:\>set allowwildcards = true G:\>set allowallpaths = true G:\>set allowremovablemedia = true G:\>set nocopyprompt = true When you say reinstall Windows do you mean a repair install? If so to do that you push R after setup detects the Windows install.

Version 10 is XP only.

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Originally posted by American Zombie: Quote: I would prefer to have American Zombie so could you change it back. Originally posted by Philipp: Quote: Done Thank you

Could try the latest Realtek AC'97 drivers that came out about a week ago.

I would prefer to have American Zombie so could you change it back. I will just remember to log in that way.

Tried logging out and back in using American Zombie but with the same result. Will wait and see in a few weeks how the fix goes. Thanks

Ever since the site upgrade my post count and join date are missing. Anyone else have this problem?

How do you get a replacement serial number? If you have lost or misplaced your serial number you may submit a request to be issued a new serial number.

Download then run CPU-Z. Look on the mainboard tab to see what board you have and the maximum AGP it supports.

Going to DX 9 should not make any difference in games you can play so I think it is something else. Anyway.... 1. Would have to know what he installed but the full installer is HERE. 2. Yes there is with DirectX Happy Uninstall. 3. No you can not do that. I would try reinstalling video card drivers before messing with DirectX. If you update to SP2 it includes DX9 as well as lots of compatibility fixes for games.