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The problem could easily be hardware-related, but since you say the computer is in another country, troubleshooting will be rather difficult. Possible hardware causes could be: - Faulty power supply (as already mentioned) - Bad RAM - Faulty video/network/etc. card - Faulty motherboard - Ventilation/thermal problem If you want to …

[QUOTE=hoos1er]I would have not even have noticed this but Zone Alarm is the one that notified me of this.[/QUOTE]That sounds a bit fishy. What was the [i]exact[/i] wording of the message/error that ZoneAlarm gave you?

[QUOTE=mahdi]You will probably want to check out the Sourceforge site for the ACX100 drivers [url="http://acx100.sourceforge.net/"]http://acx100.sourceforge.net/[/url] Looks like the 650+ has been varified to work with this driver[/QUOTE]Steve- WTF are [i]you[/i] doing here?? 1st me, then Alex, and now you. What? Have we left Dale to man [url="http://www.justlinux.com/forum/index.php"]the ship[/url] by himself? …

Although [url="http://www.justlinux.com/nhf/X_Window/Booting_Into_GUI.html"]this link[/url] deals with the issue from the other way around (that is, getting your system to boot into the GUI when it normally boots to the text/command prompt level), it should give you some insight into how to configure your system to boot into the mode (runlevel) you …

[QUOTE=caperjack]so did you try increasing, the THE VALUE OF THE FILES COMMAND IN YOUR CONFIG.SYS FILE[/QUOTE]Yup, you can bump the "FILES=" entry in config.sys, but man- it sounds like you're running some [i]really[/i] old applications; I'd upgrade if possible. Also, it would help to know: -What browser (including version) are …

As cscgal said, the order in which the operating systems should be installed is by age (oldest version first). Your Win ME/98 installs won't recognize XP, and might not even like installing to/running from any drive other the Primary Master. In terms of your mention of Redhat, the usual drill …

[QUOTE=crazy_beauty][font=Book Antiqua][color=DarkOrchid] i uninstall it but it keeps coming back. [/color][/font][/QUOTE]Ezula seems to bury pieces of itself pretty deeply into your system. When you say "uninstall", exactly what method did you use? Personally, I use both AdAware and SpyBot to regularly scan and clean any Win machines I deal with …

It's normal for one of pins (#9, I think) to be missing on a standard VGA/SVGA subminiature 15-pin D connector. Can you test the card in another machine? If you can, do so. Also make absolutely sure that you're using the right driver(s) for the card.

As knute said, we need to know the [i]exact[/i] model of the Realtek card; there are a few out there, and they don't all use the 8139too module. A good start would be to open a terminal window and issue the following command (case-sensitive, and the first letter is a …