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Did you tried to run in on the same model of laptop as you have? Just so we know that the problem IS in your laptop.

Moved to the proper section, don't know a word of Turkish

Cheers MrNxDmX, very useful to know this

It could be specifically related to your account, for example, corruption in your profile. For a start, can you create another msn account and try with that one? If that won't work, follow this troubleshooter (although this is only for Live Messenger): To cover all angles, this error code may also appear if one of the following holds true: - You are not connected to the Internet. - You cannot visit a Web page that uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protection. - The Windows Live Messenger proxy settings are incorrect. - The Windows Live Messenger is blocked by a firewall. - The computer network does not allow access to the .NET Messenger service. To fix this, we may have to delete the contacts cache. I

I like Opera too, but I don't like the fact that if you're using proxy it just won't remember your credentials. Also, once you enter credentials Opera opens cached pages, you have to refresh manually. At least that's my experience..

Ok, I'll try to help, but lets go from the start.. Which version of messenger are you using. Which browser are you using, if FF, are you having problems with accessing sites by using IE7? In the meantime let us delete current Live Messenger settings with one registry key: remove_msgrsettings.reg Also have in mind that messing around with your registry can break your computer. If you don't know what this file does, consider whether you want to use it or whether you might be better off contacting Microsoft Support.

You said that you've disabled firewall, which one, Vista one, or some third party one?

Isn't this beta? Why don't you try with another Nero version?

First thing that crossed my mind when I read your post was to check if your external DVD burner is selected as the default burner in the recorder options. BTW, which application for burning are you using? I don't think that it's USB speed related, but if it is, then you can't do much about it since your laptop doesn't have USB 2.0 ports.

I'm not sure, but surely can try it

Have you tried to use Live messenger connection troubleshooter?

Whole 7 series of Nvidia graphic cards are crap IMO. There's no noticeable difference between 6600GT and 7600GT, but series 8 of graphic cards are much better.

This fast dial extension looks cool, but you created custom images for it, right? Can you please share those images?

Are those skins transparent?

One of my favorite TV Shows!! Keep on it

I'm glad to hear that you got a work right after the school. Trust me, you'll have more time now, just as you said, no more homework BTW, what is HVAC

One of the best TV shows I've watched!

Poor servers, they didn't hold down... http://www.wincert.net/news/1-latest-news/...x-3-launch.html Edit: I've just managed to download it but as I can see, our emoticons box is messed up a bit

Same here

I don't have a clue mate, really strange. Never heard of this problem before..

Unattending or silently installing MS Office System, has now become easier than ever. There are two ways to unattend your setup: --> Option A (use it only if you got Office2007 thru SoftwareAssurance, which comes with activation stripped out). --> Option B is for all the others (retail/OEM/academic/trial/etc). Both are colored differently below. Option A: 1. Ensure you have an actual enterprise/corporate disc & product-key. 2. Notably, o2k7 uses setup patches (*.MSP) rather than transforms which previous versions used (*.MST). The below instructions will give you an MSP file, which is not accepted by non-corporate versions of o2k7. If you ignored point1 above, then you will end up wasting 15 minutes of your life which I'm not responsible for. 3. Now at the command prompt, type: setup.exe /admin 4. Choose the product for which you want to make a customization-patch. 5. Then go through all steps in the customization wizard (to install the reqd apps & remove junk & change default settings). 6. Be sure to have "completion notice" turned on & "suppress modals" turned off (this is to get to see errors, if any exist). Once you're done with testing, go thru the customization again to modify the MSP to disable completion notice & enable suppress modals. 7. Save the resulting patch file in the same folder as o2k7 setup files. 8. Now just execute this command (thru any method) for silent install: setup.exe /adminfile CUSTOM.MSP Or if you have the Office 2007 Enterprise VLK, you could even drop the CUSTOM.MSP file in the "Updates" folder & setup will pick it up automatically (without any switches being used). For this, ensure you have WindowsInstaller 3.1 already installed. *** For completely silent install, you MUST set the DisplayLevel to "none", either by MSP (accessible from step 6 above) or by xml, otherwise you'll get a confirmation dialog similar to the image shown in attachment below. (do this only AFTER testing, when you're sure it works) ----------------- Option B: 1. Go to the folder-path, "Office2007\Pro.WW" (or any ??????.WW folder for other editions such as standard/enterprise/etc) 2. Modify "config.xml", or copy it to somewhere else & modify it, using my posted code below as a sample. 3. If you modified it "in location", then setup will take up the changes automatically. 4. Otherwise, place the modified file in the same folder of setup.exe, as custom-uA.XML 5. This is the command to run setup with the customizations specified in custom-uA.XML: setup.exe /config custom-uA.XML 7. This method is also a great way to make changes to the defaults itself, so that you dont need to keep changing it upon every new time you install it. The sample XML here, makes setup fully silent, cuts down features rarely used by me, and reduces install footprint of Office 2007 Professional from 721 MB, to 303 MB (of course you can always add/remove components later); I've also removed lines that I found useless from it, you might like to keep many of the default lines & customize them. Also, be aware that the XML offers a way to chain updates & install them before or after o2k7 setup, but then you'll lose control over reboot parameters. By default, o2k7 setup wont cause an auto-reboot, so no need of "/noreboot" or "Reboot=ReallySuppress" properties. I intend this XML to be used for clean installs, with no previous version settings or profiles to be migrated. Use "start /wait" for silent installs. This file is for the main suite, you can modify it accordingly for the other component products, the options are commented with double-slashes. I obtained the OptionIds from setup.xml files, in each component folder. Here's a tested/working config.xml file, to get you started with Option B: (you need to put in your own key, and configuration-Product can be obtained from your current xml) <Configuration Product="Pro"> <Display Level="none" CompletionNotice="no" SuppressModal="yes" AcceptEula="yes" /> <PIDKEY Value="BCDFGHJKMPQRTVWXY2346789B" /> <USERNAME Value="0wner" /> <COMPANYNAME Value="0wn Inc." /> <OptionState Id="ACCESSFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //access <OptionState Id="OUTLOOKFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //outlook <OptionState Id="PubPrimary" State="absent" Children="force" /> //publisher <OptionState Id="AceRepl" State="absent" Children="force" /> //access db Engine replication <OptionState Id="CAGFiles" State="Local" Children="force" /> //Clip Organizer <OptionState Id="MSSOAP3" State="absent" Children="force" /> //SOAP toolkit <OptionState Id="OsaNonBoot" State="Local" Children="force" /> //new,open office docu lnks <OptionState Id="ProofingTools_1036" State="absent" Children="force" /> //french <OptionState Id="ProofingTools_3082" State="absent" Children="force" /> //spanish <OptionState Id="WISPFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //handwriting <OptionState Id="DocServicesFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //docu update util <OptionState Id="HTMLSourceEditing" State="absent" Children="force" /> //script editor <OptionState Id="DocumentImagingUtils" State="absent" Children="force" /> //scanning,ocr,indexing <OptionState Id="OISFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //picture manager <OptionState Id="OSESupp" State="absent" Children="force" /> //sharepoint support <OptionState Id="QueryFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //msQuery <OptionState Id="VisioPreviewerFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //visio viewer <OptionState Id="XDOCSFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //infopath <!-- These are additionals from Enterprise RTM <OptionState Id="GrooveFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //groove <OptionState Id="OneNoteFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //onenote <OptionState Id="RefIEBarFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //research explorer bar <OptionState Id="WebDriveFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //hosted webs <OptionState Id="VBAFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //VB for applications <OptionState Id="OfficeDigitalSFiles" State="absent" Children="force" /> //vba certificates --> </Configuration> The procedure is same for all other editions of Office 2007. The above is just a working sample, you'd need to put in an appropriate key & modify as per your needs. If you downloaded a single SETUP.EXE (500-MB?) from MSDN, then you might need to extract it to some folder, to get the installation source. setup.exe /extract:D:\o2k7 Courtesy: prathapml from MSFN

I was yesterday at a Mark Knopfler's concert here in Croatia! I have to say that Mark still rocks and that our concert hall was totally full. He played several Dire Straits songs and several songs from his new album, along with the songs from his solo career. It was absolutely perfect Hopefully, he'll come back once again :guitar:

Welcome mate!

I understand mate, but I can't help you since I've never used yahoo mail

Nice mate, but "only" 100 Gigs, how much 160GB laptop drives cost there days?