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well another program to try is spysweeper

http://www.webroot.com/products/spysweeper/

click try it for free.. there is no trial time or anything.

and i have not had this.. but i ran a google search and came up with this.
http://www.angelfire.com/un/midaddle/index.html

don't know if these were listed so i will just say them.

Snatch
Equilibrium
Pirates of the Caribbean

i remember.

at least they actually get cars where they can put the people they arrest.. somewhere.

happy?

i love it. Although i'm never a big fan of eyes in the darkness. The coloring of the characters are astounding. I'm jealous.

well.. if you really need it. Try out another floppy drive (borrow one or jack one from work/school, or pull one out of another pc in your house) If that doesn't work, may be your cables like some of the others said. Or just go buy a USB storage device, they are booming in the market)

I would like to see the hardware issue fixed first. I'm still very lucky that my ps2 has not died on me.
As for the harddrive. I play one game that has plans for the harddrive, and that is socom II.. but other than that.. it is fine.

[quote="billf";p="399776"]don't make me shoot you. I've decided that I'm going to hold off. The free shipping is only going to save me about $10, and looking into it I can et a much better 19" CRT monitor for less money. LCDs are cool, but in many areas just aren't as functi...

Who cares if it is not a scam or not. It is still a Pryamid.. and it still sucks. Take that crap elsewhere. It is old and annoying.

are you on a router? or hub ? If so, if both computers are in the same workgroup (sometimes needed, sometimes not.. best to just be in the same workgroup.) Go to Local Area Network (My network places blah blah) And see if you see the other computer. The music folder must be shared (right click the f...

Trust me. That is better than half the crap I see on the internet.

just disable it in your BIOS. The only times you need floppys are for school, and drivers for old hardware. But XP includes most of the drivers you will ever need (2000 has a fair amount also).

careful with linksys though. I use a linksys and have came across a fair amount of issues. I hate for one that you can't turn off the firewall, instead you have to open up ports. It is a fantastic router, if you know what you are doing. But i would say go either D-link or Linksys