I set the default mail program in Internet Explorer to Microsoft Office
Outlook instead of Outlook Express - but everytime I right click a file and
choose SENT TO - MAIL RECIPIENT it continues to default to Outlook Express?  
Any idea why this is happening?  

Installed Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition 64bit onto a Dell PowerEdge
2950.
The installation disks are correctly printed as Windows 2003 Server
Enterprise Edition 64 bit.

I've just installed Vista 64 on a new Xeon quad core workstatation.
I've got two problems.  
(The first has to do with IE7 not formatting some web sites - I
posted that in internetexplorer.general, so I won't crosspost here)

Is anyone having problems with a recent windows update,
It makes your computer freeze
Please help
because I have to make a System Restore and it gets anoying

Here's the story (Vista x64)
Both CD and DVD burners would not autorun.
Windows explorer was not even able to show any files on both drivers though
I could easily browse them with ZTreeWin (a file manager).

I have XP64 bit and applied SP2 - no problems until I try to run the "Help
and Support" - I get an error saying the service is not running.
I have tried many suggestions from the web including re installing the help
system, but to no avail - the "Help and Support" service does not ...

Probably a weird question but, will XP 64 install and run on my
computer with no problems?
I'm running Vista 64 and all is fine, I have Vista 64 drivers for all
my hardware and the software I've installed is all working after

Does Steady State work with Windows XP Pro x64? I have a Dell Optiplex GX620,
but when I try to install Steady State the system fails validation. Unless
Dell sold me a counterfeit version of the OS, the validation should not fail.

I ran a scan with Avast home version in normal mode.  Avast came back with
about 10 or so results that said, "Unable to scan: The file is a
decompression bomb."  I put them in quarantine and ran another Avast scan in
Safe Mode yesterday and they weren't there.  

I have a PC with an Intel EM64T processor and 4GB RAM. Under 'System
Properties',  Windows XPx64 reports 3.25 GB RAM.  I know the video card is
using 128MB, but what has happened to the rest?
I am running a program which inverts a large matrix and want to access as

Can anyone recommend a good SMTP server which will run on 64-bit Vista
Business?
I would only need it for software development and testing so free would be
good, but I wouldn't have a problem paying a reasonable amount of money for

sometimes my mouse /and / or desktop seem a bit slow / sticky
W-x64, dualcore cpu
is there anything out ?
regards

I downloaded the "Lost Planet" game demo from NVidia's NZone (www.nzone.com)
in order to test my brand new 8600GTS DX10 capable card.
To my surprise the game wouldn't start, complaining that it was missing a
DX10 dll.

Hi for no apparent reason and at any time I am using the computer with
any program Windows XP Pro 64bit stops and the dreaded blue screen
comes up and refers to a file win32k has caused a problem.
Is there a solution to this problem.

I'm running Windows XP64 Pro on a computer with the following specs:
BIOS: Default System BIOS
Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4600+ (2 CPUs),
~2.4GHz