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Problem is fixed now, as I said, unfortunately we lost some of the posts during the restore process As for the ads, that's all right, I've put them yesterday so I can cover our server expenses. Edit tab is working great on higher resolution, don't know which resolution are you using. BTW, I'll remove those ads for our active members which includes you so you won't have problems in the future.. Thx

Yes, unfortunately we loose some of our posts, but luckily it wasn't a big damage

This is not very nice of you pete. I'm not sure who did you try to amaze with your Vista Sidebar look?? Actually, a lot of people from all around the world are using Windows Vista and have seen the default desktop a thousand times, so nothing new here. Also Vista has been out for 1,5 years, so what's the point here. If you want, you can post your desktop screenshots in the appropriate forum. I won't let you insult my staff members although Rick was a bit harsh on you, but anyway he had a good reason, since you have already posted irrelevant posts before, so his reaction was justified. You'll get a warning this time and next time you'll be banned!

I've just spoke with our hosting server administrator and he said: This morning your server crashed due to a hardware issue, the hardware was replaced/apache reinstalled and your site restored. I believe this is the cause. . He also advises to users being prompted to download a file to clear their cache. Either that or delete your browser cache. Hopefully, everything will be all right from now on.

Welcome back Wolf!

What's the best of it, only one guy did this and is developing the new version.

I heard something from my friend yesterday, but I think it was a Toshiba laptop. Try to disable blootooth when you're acquiring a wireless network address. He also mentioned something about removing the icon from the tray.

It will stay wincert.net don't worry

Hi and welcome mate!

I wouldn't agree with that. You know that Microsoft takes care of the guy at the end of development. Having that in mind, Windows 7 might look completely different once released, but hey, who cares about the look, we should care about functionality, security, usability etc.

Welcome, omg, 20 post in several minutes, spammeeeer alert

I won't ban you this time, but consider this a yellow carton. If you do anything similar, you'll be banned. I suggest that you read the rules: http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=2

I just tried it and it seems that it can connect to the server, but isn't really checking for new mails LOL. It was working when I tried it before. Maybe it isn't working now because of SP1, not sure

Although it failed to pass these tests, I still recommend SpinRite. Spinrite supports only IDE disks and there's big possibility that it will fix problems with your disk. You should at least try

Try to use some free tools like Spinrite to check the surface of the disk. It will probably scan your disk for several days but at least it can fix many errors in the disk.

You may publish anything that isn't considered warez. If you post something that is considered warez after all, it will be removed but you won't be warned since you asked us first. Thanks in advance for your contribution to our forum. Cheers

Once before I was using Audio Editor, you might consider to try this one also: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Au...itor-Gold.shtml Cheers

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Just for you mate

Sorry mate, I don't have any pictures with this procedure. If you don't understand this what you should do here, better don't play with it since you won't be able to boot in Vista after you install one of the previous operating systems.

Windows XP may or may not contain drivers for your disk. You'll probably have to download SCSI controller drivers from manufacturers web site. Then save them to disk and then while boot with XP CD press F6 to load those drivers, blah, blah If your PC components are compatible with Windows XP, which is probably so, you should download those drivers from the manufacturers web site.

Well, I really don't know what to do next. It surely seems like a firewall problem, but as you said, you have disabled your firewall. Since you said that you can't use any messenger, it looks like a port problem which could be blocked by firewall. Are you using hardware firewall maybe, like a router firewall?

Is your Vista installation nLited? Did you by any chance remove any of its components?