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Donald Sutherland as the tank commander in "Kelly's Heroes".

I don't need one at work that bad.

I asked to do that, but was told I couldn't put a personal piece of hardware in my work machine.

Yes. Most of the computers at my office. I have to go home to listen to any wav files.

Aw, man. Please give him warm wishes from Atlanta, and please keep us posted on what's going on.

Is he feeling OK?

+33.933367, -084.464384 Great site, Unc.

Looks like a toaster on steroids.

OK, Fuser, what proggies are running in the background? Some 3rd party software can cause this, especially Norton AV. I doubt this is the issue, since it's happening at start-up, but let's give it a look before we disable Advanced Power Management in the BIOS (which would be our next step).

[Mr. Spock] Fascinating [/Mr. Spock] That's the issue 99% of the time in my experience. You may have me stumped, here. Lemme research. BTW, sarcasm is not the way to get continued help. Some people... :D

Windows is resetting to the time in your BIOS everry time you fire it up. As you turn the machine on, hit the delete key to get inot your BIOS set-up. The time should be on the very first screen, and I'm betting it's wrong. Change it to the right time, save settings and exit. Your problem...

Whatever you had for lunch, don't repeat the meal experience.

Whoops! Skip what I said about the firewall part. Wish I was home where I could open mine! Just get rid of the space.

Get rid of the space between .edu and port. NOT the block, just the space. Insert a "=n" without the quotes, after the word firewall. Save it and try again.

Jopes is correct.

I know. You caught me while I was editing.

Give us a screenshot of the ghclient file (the one with the notepad symbol, right above ghclient.exe). That's the one I was talking about.

OK. Close G@H. Open ghclient.cfg using notepad. Confirm the entry "host=vsp18.stanford.edu" (without the quotes). If that isn't what it says after host, change it to that, and save the file. Reopen G@H. If that is what it already says, post a screenshot of your ghclient.cfg file in...

A lot of folks make them. I don't mess with raid much, so someone else will have to recommend a good card. Since you're a bit of a beginner, I might recommend that you stay away from raid for now. CD-RW's like to be the master on whatever IDE channel they are on, and putting a CD drive on...

It means: 1) you're not on-line, or 2) something's wrong in your ghclient.cfg file, or 3) G@H servers are down. I'm betting 3, since they were down most of yesterday and the night before. They seem to be back up now, though. Can you try again?