OK.....so i built my computer....its a good computer for what i need..
Thermaltake Soprano case
Abit AN8 Ultra mobo
1gb patriot ram(getting another gig soon)

I have a drive that is showing up twice when I use Windows Explorer.
It has two different drive letters:  F: and W:  In Device Manager it
shows up only once, as W:.  
I want it to be W:.  I don't want it to show up twice in Explorer.  

I have XP Pro with a 1.3 Gig P4 CPU and 768 meg RAM.
I have installed a new second hard drive, which had data from my old
second hard drive written to it on another PC.
The hard drive is seen in the BIOS and in Hardware Devices, where is is said

I have a western digital hard drive, it was working fine but I tried to
format it with wrong cd (media experience 3.1) and now it wont load the OS,
it gives me the following error: NTLDR is missing, that after I formatted and
created the partition for the OS with the WD cd, any ...

Hi all, got some very strange symptoms, that get very puzzled looks from my
IT mates. I have read all the other threads on USB storage and nothing is as
weird as my deal.
Recently started a job, given a Pentium 4 to fresh install XP as my work

I recently bought an Iomega External HD (100G) drive to use primarily on my
XP systems.  It came out of the box formatted FAT32.  As I understand it
from
Google Groups,  this drive can be plugged into a Mac and used for both

I wanted to know if it was possible to use Keyboards and remotes that
are for Media Center PC's with the standard XP Professional.
I wanted to get a keyboard that has a built in trackball, and the one
that I found says it works only with a media center PC (with Windows

i have a problem and maybe someone will help me.i have a new asus dvd
writer 1608p and i use nero burning rom as software, currently
6.6.0.12.
i try to burn some dvd's but i allways encounter the same problem:

A few weeks ago, when starting up, my VAIO began to stop during Windows
startup.
It shows a "DOS type" window with hardware, port and device information.
At the bottom of the page, is says:

I got a Logitech VX Revolution cordless laser mouse for my Dell Inspiron
Notebook.  Sometimes I can get it to work and sometimes NOT.  I have Windows
XP Pro.  I have called Logitech and they finally said it was a bad receiver,
so I tried another one and it has done the same thing ...

Ok I have a Microsoft wireless Laser mouse 6000. Recently it has no
been cooperating. The cursor is not consistent with mouse movement.
even replaced the batteries too. Is it that the mouse is going bad
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Where can I download win32dasm?
Thank you

Hy,
we have got a network with an NT 4.0 Server for DNS. We use fix IP adresses.
Within this network we now have 2 computers with XP. One of them is
connected to a Printer (HP 1200 series) by USB. Local printing works fine.

I have an older Compaq laptop and received my first BSOD last night. The
computer is not used often but was used recently with no problems. This time
I was booting it in a hotel, for the first time, and connecting to the
wireless network. I was not watching the process, next ...

I saw a post recently that said "Make sure your cable is 24 AWG not 28
AWG, marked on the cable. Crappy cable wouldn't carry enough juice for
the drive."
I just installed a DVD-RW 52x.  The analog sound cable that came with