is there a way to find out what type of video port I have in win xp?  Like
PCI, AGP, PCI Express.
I think I can do this in the BIOS but can I check in win XP?

I bought a Vodofone 3G/GPRS data card and package for use in Europe. It
worked fine for a month. Then when I inserted the card it completely locked
the computer. I left Europe for my home in S.E Asia and resolved to sort out
the problem later.

I am struggling to understand why performance accessing my usb memory stick
is so bad and i wonder if anyone can throw any light on it
my hard disk gives about 40MB/sec for sustained transfers, but when it's
being thrashed (e.g. compiling) it's typically giving 1MB/sec. From this ...

I cannot use the Safely Remove Hardware to remove my USB jump drive.  It
always worked in the past but lately I keep getting a message saying, "the
removeable device cannot be stopped right know, try again later"?  No matter
how many times I try I still get the same message.  I ...

I have a new Gigabyte GA-7DXE Triton motherboard installed on my pc and
thought I had a possible conflict between my creative live soundcard and
onboard via ac97 sound chip (even though I had disabled ac97 in the
bios) Neither source was recognised as a playback device under Sounds

I have a bootable floppy that puts me in the A:\ drive
Here's the prompt I get:
A:\>
Would someone who knows a little about DOS please walk me through this

I have a Logitech USB headset (headphone cum  microphone).  There is a
volume control within the wire of the head set.  My OS is windows XP
professional .
 1.. the in built volume control of USB head set does not work

I am using Windows XP Pro with SP 2.  I have a PQI 2 gb flash drive.
The drive shows
1.3 gig memory available.
When I download a file to the flash drive, the file exists on the

Can applications alter BIOS settings?
After reinstalling Windows XP Home I ran into a phenomenon that I have never
encountered before.  I reinstalled a frequently-used application.   After a
subsequent reboot I found myself looking at a gray screen with a blinking

I have a laptop with a monitor that I like.  It displays fonts and programs and dialog boxes that are large enough for me to
see.  It's 5 years old.  I think the resolution is lower than many of the newer monitors.  I want to find out what the
resolution / ppi is, so that I can try ...

If I need to use Symantec Ghost to transfer the data from one machine, into
a new machine of a different model, then the usual hope is that enough
drivers are there that the machine will at least, boot up, and then missing
ones can be installed.

My motherboard crashed and I purchased a new one.  ASRock P4i65G.  I got it
installed and tried to re-install Windows.  The install gets to 36 minutes
remaining (I believe it's trying to install drivers) and I get the blue
screen of death with a core dump.  I tried this 3 more ...

Brand New Thinkpad Z60 with DVD/CD Multi Burner. Windows XP Home.
Insert music CD - Plays fine
Insert Data CD - Plays fine
Insert Blank CD-R, close tray, immediately get BSOD (Blue Screen) and

Can anyone point me to info describing the amount of panning and tilting one
can do with the Lifecams?
Thanks.

My cooling case fan died, but my Dell doesn't like the one I replaced it
with.  The measurements are okay and the spec are in the ball park. I
couldn't find one locally that matched the one that died.  Actually, I did
take the old one with me. Dell pcs sure are picky!