I built a new computer a three weeks ago.  The motherboard supports
hardware raid with the silicon image chips and driver.  I set up two
drives in a RAID 1 configuration.  I have the raid set partitioned as C:
and D:.

I just made a fresh install of XP Pro SP1 on a new PC with a SCSI disk as
boot drive.
Everything went fine, until I removed the XP install CD from the CD drive.
Since that time, I got  at boot time:

I have XP home and I want to upgrade CPU from 1.6(400fsb)
to a 2.4(533fsb) do I have to  re-register? XP

Even though the drive is now installed and is storing data OK, every boot-up
tells me the system has found new hardware and wants to install the software
for it.
My biggest problem is probably I should have read these posts rather than

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First off, here's what I have:
XP Pro sp2
1.67g AMD Athlon XP
1gb RAM

Apologies if asked before...
Is there any way of assigning the Escape key to one of the two side buttons
on an current Intellimouse?
I have both v4 and 5 of the software and it doesn't seem possible although

I have a Zip 750 internal drive. Normally, when I want to eject it, I press
the button on the drive, the green light flashes, and the disk ejects.
Recently, when I press the button, nothing happens. I can eject the disk by
right clicking on the shortcut I have on my desktop, and ...

I'm running a pretty old machine ASUS MB, AMD k6III 450, ~190MB, XP Pro sp2.
I have 2 HDs, one (C:) 8GB and one 40GB, both Max, both worked fine till to
day.
The BIOS can see and recognize both, XP does not see the second one any

My Laptop motherboard died and I want to copy some files over to my new
Desktop but when the Laptop Hard Drive is connected to my new Desktop, there
are some files that I can't access. Mainly in "\Documents and
Settings>'user'"

I have a Sony DVD-RW that correctly appears in the hardware
configuration as a Sony DVD-RW DRU-500A.  The problem is that I cannot
get WinXP to see the drive as also capable of burning CDs.  For
example, I would like to right click on a file and have the option to

0000: 53 79 73 74 65 6d 20 45   System E
0008: 72 72 6f 72 20 20 45 72   rror  Er
0010: 72 6f 72 20 63 6f 64 65   ror code
0018: 20 30 30 30 30 30 30 39    0000009

It seems that all of the USB adapters for infrared and
bluetooth that I can find support only USB 1.1. Am I looking
in the wrong places or is this the "state of the art" or
something?

I put an IDE hard drive in an USB enclosure, formatted the disk, and
plugged it in.  XP does see the drive (it comes up as a USB Storage
Device) but does not automatically assign it a drive letter.  I would
like to write a program in C++ or VB that automatically assigns a

My computer died (which uses XP), so I'm using another computer (that uses
XP) until I get it fixed.  I run a small business and there are folders I
need from desktop from the Compaq.  I've taken the hard drive out, put it
into my other pc and saved shared files that I needed, ...