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I wouldn't bother on that PC.


If 98 works, ride it out until you upgrade.

Just my opinion.

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Or, in short, yes.

(Or you could do the router thing.)

Change the boot order.

For some reason it is trying to network (PXE) boot and not boot off the hard drive.

Are all the values you are looking for in the same column?

If so, select all the rows, then do a Data--> sort

Just noticed, wonder why these are not consecutive...

IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.2.27

IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.2.35

Sort them?

Much like you were haveing to reset the modem when you swapped computers, you will have to do it once to get it to see the router.

Cable modems seem to have a "memory" to them and to get them to...

Domain is not configured properly...

http://discussions.virtualdr.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=157625&highlight=microsoft+domain

If it is really XP, try the shutdown command....


No ps.


Just shutdown.

CompUSA/Circuit city this week had a 120 GB for $70.

When space in it nears the total swap space.

(Or something like that.)

the 169.xxx.xxx.xxx means she is not connecting to the DHCP server.

Does the light on the network card come on when she plugs in the cablle? (This tests basic level 1 connectivity. No light, no...

I wouldn't think so..


What IP address is she getting?


169.xxx.xxx.xxx?

or is it really 0.0.0.0?

Anything in the event log other than the computer has restarted after a bugcheck?

Or if you are too bad off, I might be able to find you an old copy of windows 98.

Um, go to your system specs, scroll WAY on down to the bottom (key step) and click on the part number to the right of your motherboard....

Now that first item there on the left... Manual?
...

After you change the view the way you want it, go into tools, then folder options.

Select the View tab, then click on apply to all folders.

Yup, they hid it way down in there.

Power supply is cheaper and easier to replace.

Probably a good place to start.

Might want to try unplugging all the drives and seeing if it comes on. (But then again, probably something...

The only thing you might kick yourself on later with that setup is memory. If you have an extra $40 to get full gig you will thank yourself for it later.

Per ARIN, that IP address really does belong to microsoft.

The sc.windows.com comes from a search of some sort.

As for the sluggish behavior, clean out your temp files and the temporary...

What kind of firewall do you have in place? (Since the pings will not go thru.)


Also try \\machinename1\c$

then log in as the machine administrator.

I would just remove the device entirely and then refresh and let XP redetect the device again.

Someone had the icons in both your desktop and the "all users" desktop.