Context:
Windows XP Home Edition pre-installed on Toshiba Satellite 60 laptop (sold
only with Toshiba A60 Product Recovery DVD-ROM)
Problem:

I got a nightmare of my harddisk recently:
My harddisk has dual boot of XP and Win2K, recently all partitions are 0KB
in size after I boot into my VISTA(installed on another harddisk). The VISTA
did a consistency check and deleted indexes and inserted the indexes on the

I'll try to sum up:
As soon as I had gone to exit out of my Windows Media Player 11, the
computer immediately reset to the boot up splash screen, which after waiting
approximately five minutes appeared to be doing nothing. I clicked the reset

When I try to bootup my pc, I keep getting the BSOD, the message is below
Check to be sure you have adaquate disk space.If a driver is identified in
the stop message, disable the driver or check with the manufacturer for
driver updates. Try changing video adaptors.

I'm having a very irritating problem here. While browsing some websites my
computer reboots. It doesn't happen with all websites, but it does happen
with the same ones time and time again (for examply, after I login to
anandtech.com)

For ten days e-mail support from Microsoft was truly slow and inaccurate. The
messages and instructions to solve my problem were barely intelligeble, with
lots of badly written and incomplete statements. After trying a few tests
without success the e-mails come after 2 days with ...

There is a mapped drive I: that is mapped to the wrong folder.
I disconnect, remap to the correct folder, and everything is fine until I
reboot.
When I reboot, I: goes back to pointing to the wrong drive.

I'm working with an XP system that has a SATA hard drive in a removable
bay, as well as an ESATA external drive. These are listed as SCSI drives,
however neither is seen as removable by the operating system.  The system
tray icon for removable hardware does not appear for them, and ...

Someone help!  I'm getting the Data Execution Prevention message whenever I
open anything that requires Windows Explorer to work (My Computer, My
Documents, Recycle Bin, Control Panel, etc).  It's saying that Windows
Explorer will be closed due to the DEP.  I can still use the ...

I've a problem with my Kensington Expert Mouse (Serial Port Version). It
has been working fine for months on my XP Pro system (Tiny XP Edition) but
today it stopped working, when I look in 'Device Manager' it does not even
display an entry for 'Mice' or 'Pointing Devices' or ...

while trying to defragment my removable disk, a message is shown
saying that the FOUND.000 file is corrupted.
I have already formatted this drive its file format type is FAT

Every time I start up XP i get a message that I have unread mail. This is
always a hotmail address. How do I prevent this message poping up every time
I start up XP and a new mail is in the inbox???

If I have XP loaded on a USB drive, will it boot? The CMOS can boot from
USB. The C: has been cloned to a usb drive.
Thank you!

I get an error message that "time executable" fails to run and that error
reporting wants to send the issue to Microsoft.  I see no updates for my
WinXP SP2 on the update page.  What is the problem?  Every time I boot my
computer today it is doing this.

Hi and thank you for looking at my post, my first.
I thought it was because I disabled the Indexing Service, but after enabling
it, the problem remains.
My O/S is Windows XP Home Edition SP2 with all MS updates to date.