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I'm currently downloading X, but only watched the first two episodes to see if it interests me. Looks really good.

For what PPV was the 'Vince McMahon's Utopia' video? That was really cool at the time. Kurt Angle's 'Clocks' video before Vengeance 2003 was a great one. Austin/Rock, My Way, WMX-7

Nothing to see here.

I haven't seen it, but the series is well spread on Emule and probably other P2P networks as well.

Eh, Saito Hajime is the best character in Kenshin. Without a doubt. Spoiler (Highlight to Read): The way he kills the blind guy at the end of the Kyoto arc, just awesome.

There is no NTVDR, he didn't remember it right. It's NTLDR, I know that for sure. You could also format your HD with fdisk/mbr, but all your files will be lost after that.

Then I guess it's exactly the error described in that article. HP probably used a cloned image to install your PC, and didn't create the image on the same type of hard drive that your PC has. If you follow the instructions in the article closely it should work.

Does this help: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...7&Product=winxp ? PS: Did you install Windows 98 yourself or was it still the preinstalled OS from when you bought the PC?

Eure deutschen Sätze ergeben keinen Sinn, aber das ist bei Babelfish normal. Schwanzlutscher.

The game doesn't feel like a typical PC RPG at all. I don't like most PC RPGs either (I loathe Morrowind, Diablo and am not a big fan of Baldur's Gate), but KOTOR is really awesome and very easy to get into even when you normally play japanese RPGs. If you don't like the Star Wars Universe you should take a look at the developer's next title Jade Empire, which will come out on XBOX as well and looks very promising:

Was isn hier los?

type just C: without the \

Sounds like a virus or a worm. If you're not a complete newbie open your registry (run-->regedit) and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce. There will probably be some suspicious entries in there. Type their names into Google and search for descriptions and methods to delete the programs. Install an up-to-date anti-virus sofware, too.

It helps if you change the ports BitTorrent uses, which can be done by clicking on Prefs in the client I posted and then changing the port range in the upper right corner to something different.

I've only seen some videos of it and played the first LOTR game by the same team a bit. Both seem to be really, really awful.

Spybot takes care of those programs as well. It gives you the option of starting automatically before every other program the next time you restart Windows and delete the programs that are currently running.

He probably has a minor injury and they put him into the multi man tag match so that he doesn't have to work as much. What?

What I really want to know is why it's so hard to spell 'Apocalypse'.

I just read Red Dragon by Thomas Harris and will now start Silence of the Lambs. After seeing the movies a couple of times I finally want to see what the books are like.

sounds good

I take it you haven't seen Grave of the Fireflies then. Everyone who doesn't totally despise anime should see that movie.

The two programs I use for most of my movie needs are BitTorrent and eMule. Download a good bittorrent client here. Then go to torrent sites like suprnova.org or btsites.tk and click on the links. You can also right click--->save the torrent links for later use. BitTorrent is good and easy to use, but it's kinda hard to get older releases on it. For that I use eMule. It's also easy to set up and you'll find almost everything on it. Good movie links are at FileHeaven. You have to join their board to get to the good stuff, but it's worth it. It also has a fun community that's not that different from TSM. They have a help forum where you can ask questions, too.

They're not exactly the same thing, but every DVD player that plays VCD should play SVCD just as well.

Do you see a new drive in your windows explorer? It should look just like another CD-ROM. Maybe you have to refresh (F5). If it's there you should be able to play it with a DVD software. Just start WinDVD or someting similar and it should load the movie. If it doesn't, look for the biggest file on the new drive (probably a .dat file) and open it with the DVD software.

You need the .cue file to burn it on a disc. What kind of burning program do you use? If you don't want to waste CDs you can also open the files with Daemon Tools. download here. When you start the program a new symbol will show up in your system tray. Right-click--->Virtual CD-ROM--->Device 0--->Mount image--->open the .cue file. The image will now show up as a new drive in your Explorer. To actually play the movie you'll probably need a DVD software like WinDVD or PowerDVD.