XP stops reponding.  The keyboard and mouse cannot be used
and the only thing I can do is hit the power button.  I
have all the latest drivers, SPs.  In addition, I updated
by BIOS thinking that was the problem, but it still

OS: WinXP Pro
RAM: 128MB
Intel Celeron: 700GHz
HDD: Samsung 80GB

My secondary hard drive has a bad sector on it.  I was
going to try to use chkdsk on it, but it does not show up
as a volume.  XP notes that it is installed, though.  Any
suggestions?

For some reason my CD Drive stopped working this morning when my mother put in a disk... for some reason i can read the disk and everything, but i can't eject the dang thing! so if anyone can lend me any input e-mail me at Famas_KOC@hotmail.com..
HELP!!!

i have foolishly changed and then forgotten my BIOS
password. i was hoping somebody could help me fix the
problem.
Cheers

If you can help I would really appreciate it. I am
running XP Professional. I started having the problem
when I was still using the XP Home Software.
I began to have trouble with my mouse being very eratic.

I have a HDD which appears to be faulty, I ran Easy Recovery Pro and did a
full diagnostic test which reported the following
EasyRecovery(TM) Professional - DriveTests
Copyright? 2002-2003 Ontrack Data Recovery Inc.

Any thoughts  are appreciated. I sometimes have a MS ps2 internet keyboard
attached to my laptop via the usb port and an adapter. Since first using the
keyboard, I am not able to enter standy or hibernation mode - I get an error
message saying that I might need to update the ...

In my device manager i receive a message that windows
cannot start hardware device because its configuration
information(in the registry) is incomplete or damaged.
How can I fix this?

I have issues with CD writers that they are no longer
recognizing when a blank CDR or CDRW is inserted into the
drive. I have 4 computers with 4 different CD writer
manufacture showing the same symptoms. I am using XP to

I have a Iiyama Vision Master Pro 400 monitor that sometimes doesn't come
out of stand by when I turn on my XP computer. Any ideas why?
On occasion, when turning off PC the monitor doesn't go into stand by mode
either?

I  bought a D Link router and have tried to  get  online
with it but I keep getting this error...
windows/system32/shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm.............what
is this and how do I fix it plz.

My CD drive's been behaving strangely - when I'm trying to install
from a CD,
1)the drive whirs for almost a minute (XP just hangs during this
time), then

I am trying to format my drive with NTFS and a cluster
size of 64K, but i cannot do it from the prompt within XP
because it says the "volume is in use", and the boot disks
dont have the allocation size as an option. Suggestions?

If I upgrade to a AMD 64 3200+ would I have to buy
Windows XP 64-Bit edition or could I continue to run XP
Pro on my computer?
Evan