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Continue reading →: GetDataBack – Data Recovery Software
GetDataBack – Data Recovery Software I blew out my NTFS partition because there was a buggy CD-ROM driver from Musicmatch of all things. Chkdsk for an hour eventually destroyed the main table and every thing is gone. Using GetDataBack and R-Studio to try to get it back. Good thing I…
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Continue reading →: XP-erience.org Forums – XP Applications.
XP-erience.org Forums – XP Applications. Another forum for those trying to make XP work. Some notes on Musicmatch bugs.
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Continue reading →: MusicMatch's CD Driver. A good
MusicMatch’s CD Driver. A good note about a drive that Musicmatch adds…
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Continue reading →: Computing.Net – Nero INCD problem
Computing.Net – Nero INCD problem – Solution. The bug I’ve been running into. There is another suggestion about problems on Liteon.
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Continue reading →: NT Compatible. Seems like a
NT Compatible. Seems like a good site for NT and XP related stuff..
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Continue reading →: Broadband FAQs Very useful notes
Broadband FAQs Very useful notes on problems you have split by the type of hardware and the ISP you have.
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Continue reading →: broadband ? AT&T Broadband FAQ?
broadband ? AT&T Broadband FAQ? How do I fix DNS problems with windows XP/2000? (From AT&T Tech Support). At last, now I know why I have to ipconfig /renew all the time from my xp machines at home. Thak you dslreports.com!
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Continue reading →: Internet Protocol (IP) Basics. IP
Internet Protocol (IP) Basics. IP MTU Each Network Interface Layer technology imposes a maximum-sized frame that can be sent. The maximum-sized frame consists of the framing header and trailer, and a payload. The maximum size of a frame for a given Network Interface Layer technology is called the maximum transmission…
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Continue reading →: Linksys cable/DSL Router Help –
Linksys cable/DSL Router Help – Port Forwarding. Another great site for helping
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Continue reading →: WINS SERVER. The new Linksys
WINS SERVER. The new Linksys Routing software can point clients to a WINS server, here’s a description. Now I just have to find such a service for an XP Professional machine





