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yes,you should use the "last known good configuration" option.
if it doesn't work too,try using the Windows XP Recovery console.

the most simple way to determine what is better is to check both the card and the onboard,and check with which one you are enjoying the music more.
it's better to check.
it's not that problem=]

Pettos wrote:Lol, how did you know he was using Vista?

I agree.. death to vista!

he will not install XP in 2007 huh(like it's to old)
this is the way people thinks huhuhuh=]

check if there's any Electrics around that affects the Wireless connection between you and your computer.

check with the ISP if they know your router's password.
it's really possible if they configured your Default Gateway.

2 Laptops
One with Win XP Pro
One new with Vista Home Premium
Router tied to DSL modem
have old Netgear Wireless router
have new LinkSys WGU624 wirelss router - Vista compatible
all work fine hardwired - only.
after hours with tech support on both routers and laptops, no one can get the wireless to ...

yes,you should have no problem dealing with to sticks of RAM with different amount of Size.
first of all check how much amount of RAM can the MB support.
remember that you should keep the biggest and the fastest stick more close to the CPU,because if you will install the 512MB as the closest to the ...

power supply?!god dammed!
The PS isn't checked at the power on self test operation.
the Post check's the following devices:
1.System timing
2.CPU
3.RAM
4.video Card.

so check this devices and see if the problem resolves
good luck.

you can not open EXE files,so playing games it's a little bit difficult.
otherwise you have Debian suffixes,

dude!you are using Vista,what did you expected to?
it's an OS that should be removed of "earth"XD

with WIn 98 , XP and Vista you have the same suffix of compressed file.
it don't really matters which operating system are you using now,it matters if you have support with the kind of file(i mean,like EXE that you can't open with Linux )

have you checked the "drivers operating system"
maybe you downloaded XP's drivers and you are using it instead of the Vista drivers.
you can also check if there's any problem at the "device manager".

ok, listen real close

your nic does *NOT* have anything to do with your mac. you can take the same machine to your friend's house and use their modem and have the same mac as them. the mac is assigned to the modem on a broadband network (read whatis.com).
i think you are a little bit wrong,
the ...