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haha, they probably have the majority of most people's choice because there the latest processors out.. :P but when AMD bring out a new line competing heavier with Intel's core 2's it will go back to AMD :cool: And yes I do prefer AMD over Intel / nVidia over ATi. :chk:

I have done some more research on your issue and hopefully found a solution. Someone from this forum has said that he downloaded PC-cillin and successfully stopped the RB#.tmp files from appearing in the recycle bin.. Download: PC-cillin Internet Security Trial (win32) Hope this works out for you!

I most definately think it's your motherboard which is/has gone faulty.. it seems the only real culprit :dry:

Blizma, You say you don't have any beep signals when powering up.. but could you take the RAM sticks out (every one) and try and power up this time.. This should give you a beep code (im thinking 1 loooong 2 short => shows GPU fault, but can also be a mobo fault [expecially for asus's] <=...

It's loading fine now and has this .. Thanks sniper :D

Nice find Sniper! But it doesn't seem to load for me:mad: :eek: :x: Edit: Starting Nmap 4.11 ( Nmap - Free Security Scanner For Network Exploration & Security Audits. ) at 2006-09-20 21:22 GMT Daylight Time Note: Host seems down. Nmap finished: 1 IP address (0 hosts up) scanned in 4.312 seconds...

Ok great! I was glad to help you!

What was the problem causing you to reflash your BIOS? and also make sure you have the latest BIOS update from your manufacturer.

Do you think that you could provide information about this file: Is it always named 'RB2.tmp'? What is the size of this file? Is this file a ligher shade than others (as if its cut)? Thanks

You would be looking for some PC2-3200 non-ECC (DDR2-400) memory. You have 2 banks with 2 slots in each bank (totalling 4 slots). Could you please provide us with your budget and the basis of what you use your PC for? Here is 1 stick of Kingston 512MB 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM System Memory - Retail...

It is safe, but always make a backup before you make modifications (sorry I should have included that in my post!). In Regedit navigate to File > Export and save it to a place such as desktop!

I'll take a look and analyse it - thanks. Edit below: Firstly, I recommend you uninstall nVidia Firewall & Anti-Virus through Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs .. as having 2 firewall's is very bad and can cause heavy conflict. This would leave you with PC Guard firewall & no...

It should do it automatically.. no configuraton required. Make sure your other PC has Mozilla Firefox 1.0.5[.7] installed.

You may have a problem with your registry .. to be specific it is a problem with 'msgina.dll'. This is because the new WiFi software modifies this DLL, so restoring it back to the original should fix your problem.. Please download & visit: XP_FixLogon.zip The Default Windows Logon Interface...

Im not sure how to make a blank one with the Scroll wheel button but you can open your Bookmarks in a new tab with it (bookmarks in the toolbar folder that is). But I use this method: Run Mozilla Firefox > View > Toolbars > Customize.. In this window find the 'New Tab' icon & text, click &...

I see your chipset is VIA P4M800. My only suggestion for that is to remove the Safely Remove Icon from your system tray. To do this download, install & run Icon Remover then select "Remove the Safely Remove Hardware Icon" to remove it.. and "Show the Safely Remove Hardware Icon" to show it..

Yes, but it would be quite simple to just start the scan from there. otherwise you can start Spybot - Search & Destroy to full automated scan & exit (when finished): 1. Load Spybot S&D 2. Mode > Advanced Mode; when prompted click 'Yes'. 3. Navigate to 'Settings' (bottom left). 4...

1) Windows is faulty :) SATA was developed with hot swappable capability. So windows recognizes it as a detachable device. But, even if someone messed with it and ended up "Safely Removing the Hardware" they would be prompted saying you cannot eject the device etc.. If you want to...

I use the Scheduled Tasks tools which comes with Windows: Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks Then add all the programs you want to run at specific dates & times. When the time comes just select the opened programs scan option.

Ok, thats good to know mate! Glad I helped.