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Take out the mouse to get the model number or google around for one. Then look for a 3rd party supplier that has one as i don't think HP will sell you one and then just put in in your self. A lot of the mouses are melt into the panel so you will pry have the melt it off and then melt it back on. On another no you seem extremely careless. I wouldn't ever let you touch my stuff.

It is possible that your ISP caps your bandwidth and just slows it after your over. Even then RuneScape isn't downloading much the thing would be latency. That is the time it take to communicate with servers or other computers.

Is this just in the web browser or on the entire computer?

You stole my line.

It take it you are running vista by the pictures you posted above. Disable the automatic restart of the system when it fails. To do this click Start, right click on Computer, click Properties, click Advanced system settings on the side, click the advanced tab if it isn't already selected, clicked Settings.... under Startup and Recovery, uncheck Automatically restart under System failure, click OK, and click OK. This will make it so you can read the stop code and jot that down, then post it here. If you wanted you could use windows debugger and post the results from that here. I wrote a small guide on how use windows debugger if you wish to do that. Click here for the guide.

What do you mean when you say crash? That is a very broad term that is used. Please specify with some more detail. Is it restarting or shut down in just a second or two? I tend to believe you have a bigger problem than java if it is simply crashing as you state. Are you possibly having thermal issues? I know java will get laptops all worked up and running good while it is running RuneScape. This could be what is making it crash. I really can't say for sure until you add some detail to what you mean by crashing.

I take it your trying to add XP back to the windows boot loader. Try using a program called EasyBCD to add XP back to the boot loader.

It will be very difficult to do with just JavaScript if it is even possible because of security issues. You are most likely going to have to have something on the server with the same domain name as your script to grab the data from the High Scores and/or parse it and spit it out to the client side which would be JavaScript.

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I personally like how everything is setup with it. It does hog resources though for a media player.

I was just waiting for someone to tell him to get another browser. That seems to be what everyone says when the topic of Internet Exploder comes up.

I would go with the HP one personally without knowing prices. If you could provide the Lenovo's price that would help people decide on what is a better buy.

Start >> All Programs >> Windows Movie Maker. If it is not there try running: C:\Program Files\Movie Maker\moviemk[Caution: Executable File].

First off, just for you lying on the topic i hope both of your topics get locked. Also it helps if you state the game because it might be something with your machine, not the game. As far as blocking sites your could possibly do that though a router assuming you have one.

That graphics card i believe is for a laptop. Is your computer is a laptop?

You don't need javascript to google stuff.

How would you like us to help you besides telling to to rip it apart and clean all the soda out? There jsut isn't much we can do for you.

Your going to have to get it out some how. If you can't you could go get a PCI wireless card or a USB one that should do the trick.

I googled that part number on it and it is a wireless card. Also the pins should have markings on them. I think you got yourself in to deep on this one.

Do you plan on running any high quality sound? Such as 5.1 or 7.1 or even SPDIF out/in.

Yes.

OEM will jsut have the cd and serial. Won't come with all the [cabbage]. I don't think you get support with it but i don't think that is a big deal.

1. Install and try opera just to make sure the problem isn't firefox. 2. Delete the folder called jagex_cache_32 found at c:\windows\jagex_cache_32. 3. Uninstall java using revo uninstaller then reinstall it. 4. Give us your RAM, CPU and graphics card specs. If you've done steps 1-3 then I still need your specs. Why are you so horney for opera? I agree with Dracion1 IE should tell if it is working just fine assuming you are one windows. Because i don't know if anything is [bleeped] up with internet explorer. Opera rarely has plugin issues so it's nice to use in situations like this. I'm almost positive if it does the same thing in IE, Firefox, and Firefox safe mode that it isn't going to work in opera.

TigerDirect If Newegg wants my business they can simplify their search. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6832116511 How is their search difficult at all? I just typed "XP SP3" and found what he needed in 5 seconds... I would tend to agree with you. Some people are handy capped. Hint: mac.