crossy

Sorry for the lack of information that I am about to give you. There is a section in the Microsoft website that will allow you to send in your dump information....this is what your PC is doing....and they will analyse it and tell you what is causing it. The problem is that I cannot remember how to get to it. Hopefully someone will read this and let us both know. Crossy

I hope that this will help you out, there is no actual tool that I know of that will do what you want, however this will get you the same result..... http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/wmv2avi.html Instead of continuing to make the AVI once you have the WAV, just convert to MP3. ;(

G'day SnapperOne and all, To manage my applications that startup on boot I use a tool called Startup Manager. It has great write-ups and can be found here http://www.delphifreestuff.com/ Let me know how you go......I know you won't be disappointed

Go back to W2K as your CD-ROMS are more than likely not supported with XP........mun the XP compatability checker available from Microsofts website when you are back on 2K Good luck

Hi, I have a CUV4x-DLS mainboard running Dual PIII 933's. I am dual booting Windows 2000 and XP. My intellimouse works under 2000 but not under XP ( jerky across the screen ) Other people I know use this mouse with no problems under XP. I have the lates VIA drivers and Intellimouse drivers installed. Can someone please shed some light as to why this will not work ?

Cheers CM and Brian. I have tried all four USB ports to no success. Like I said, other people have this configuration and they have no problems. When I connect a PS2 mouse all works fine. The other funny thing that I noticed is that if I open a program ie/ WMPXP the mouse works normally. Go Figure ?????Cheers CM and Brian. I have tried all four USB ports to no success.

I'm not sure why you are asking, I personally do not know your answer. But why don't you just try the drivers, after all with XP if they don't work you can simply roll them back !!!

I agree with mister_man, update to the VIA 4.37 drivers and see how that goes. If this fails I would swap your memory out if you have any spare and test it with different memory. Good luck

I am a PC reseller in Australia and i have had no problems with either of these drives. I only go for the 7200 rpm with 2mb cache models though. In my opinion, the WD are the better value for money. In any case, both suppliers will replace your faulty drive rather promptly so I'd let my wallet talk.