Recent content by wwildbh

This should help. http://www.tweaktown.com/document.php?dType=guide&dId=350

In case you didn't know how. 1. Copy the XP CD to C:\XPCD 2. Copy the SP1 to C:\ 3. Rename it to sp1 4. Go to Start>Run and type C:\sp1.exe -x 5. Choose the location C:\sp1 for the Extracting 6. After the extracting go to Start>Run and type C:\sp1\update\update.exe -S:C:\XPCD and that's all...

No, Don't get puzzled... If you are not going to over clock go with the cheapest way that will work for you. You will still get great proformance out of an xp 2000+. Just get the boxed cpu and fan and you will be fine. There is no one in this forum that will tell you any different. Just buy...

It really doesn't matter what YOU are impressed with.. Does it?? Mat hit it right in the nail......arrogance

What is Nvidia banking on right now? Doesn't take a computer geek to figure that one out. The only thing that intel has to brag about......chipsets!!

Nvidia! Agree or disagree?

try this www.winsupersite.com

Actually, That is all I needed to do with this system. P III 800 Asus P3B-f 440 BX Extremely Stable. I will post on what I had to do with my Athlon. That was a different story. Not now though, sleepy. AMD 1.2 Asus A7V

I will try to help..... I went the XP Home upgrade path (I'm cheap, or should I say cheaper). 1. FDISK the hard drive and deleted the dos partion (98se). 2. Install XP home and formatted the Hard drive under NTFS. 3. Installed all needed updates from M$. I did try upgrading the first time I...

no problem......bump!!

If you don't absolutely have to the Pro version, just get the home upgrade. 99 bucks here in the states.

Go with XP. XP was designed for multimedia. If there is any question about compatability look at: www.xpsc.com. Thanks Toey for the link

Here, I just bumped it again. And, you're not being stupid. Your web site has alot of usefull info. I know that I've been using it. I know that this has been mentioned before, but we could really use an exclusive XP forum on THG.

Sorry, I was just informing him/her of the potential problem with the 23.11 nvidia drivers. BTW, Thank you for the Link.

The lastest nvidia drivers 23.11 can cause problems with xp. Intinite looping error which I myself had. The XP certified drivers seem to run much more stable.