Savannah2

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Ophcrack

Looks like I wasted my time offering help on this thread.

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Exactly!! Looks like that moron you live next door to, dynamick, is trolling here.

Well said, Dozy - Me too.

Most expensive item I have bought would be my Asics Gel running shoes, £90 Dearest items of clothing/footwear I own are a pair of UGG boots, they cost £160 and a pair of Miss Sixty jeans costing £70 ... both were birthday/Xmas presents. The rest of my clothes rarely go above the £25 price mark and I probably spend around £200 per year on clothing.

Same car we have now, Toyota Yaris. 100% reliable and cheap to run/service.

Have you tried Ghozer's suggestion? Save all the faffing about, unless you want to like.

I'll bookmark those.

Not sure why you are having trouble browsing the net on a clean install of W2K. You would be better downloading SP4 for W2K and here for IE6. Follow the instruction carefully to download IE6 as a non-install.

I've search for the file which I had on HD, but doesn't look like I can find it. It was very familiar to this one. I did have a IE6 non install, I know I have deleted that a few years back. Have you tried any of the other browsers that run on the IE engine ... just a thought.

You would need to extract IE6 from it's directory. Why do you need a portable version of IE6? If you do so you will need an extractor and a decent one like 7-Zip or IZArc both Free!!

Turn your computer on. Start tapping the F8 key. The Windows Advanced Options Menu appears. If you begin tapping the F8 key too soon, some computers display a "keyboard error" message. To resolve this, restart the computer and try again. Ensure that the Safe mode option is selected. Press Enter. The computer then begins to start in Safe mode. When you are finished with all troubleshooting, close all programs and restart the computer as you normally would.

I think there is a portable version of IE7 ... You could always make your own portable version of IE6.

Sorry - Just re-reading the thread again and if the OP hasn't reinstalled Windows then they would be fine just phoning Microsoft and explaining what's happened. They are usually very helpful - I have had no problem with a copy of XP activated 16 times via phone.

It is safe to download Windows Defender - There are other programs that are better though.

The OP has lost the COA, that method wouldn't work. Are you thinking of when you have reinstalled Windows on more than 10 occasions? Then you need to activate via phoning Microsoft and they will give you a 56 digit number to enter.

You are entitled to an exchange or a full refund. I personally would never buy from Comet or any of the other stores within the group.

Back to normal today - plain black.

Sony VAIO PCG-FX501 each memory slot can hold SDRAM, PC133, 144-pin SODIMM The Advent is 200-pin DDR-333 SODIMM memory

Undercover XP ... is a small program to easily print CD and DVD covers. It's FREE!

I think the OP has changed his BB to Greenbee

Depends what games you have in mind. The spec of the Toshiba L300 is at the low end and will barely run Vista let alone play games. Laptops, in my opinion, are just not built for gaming. The ones that are suitable are very expensive.

It will indeed, and it's FREE!! There seems to be a lot of people picking this scumware up recently. Normally it need to be run before infecting your PC.