Recent content by Fulgur

Although the OP hasn't come back for a bit on the problem, I'd like to point out the usefulness of a little program called nMap. Nmap - Free Security Scanner For Network Exploration & Security Audits. is where you get it from. This is a Security port scanner which can be used to determine...

So all you did was update your HD Drivers?

No problem :) Enjoy Windows 7. Also, there might be a reputation button to add to mine. People get that when they help (I think) so that would be good if you could add to mine :D EDIT: It's a little heart icon above the post on the right.

There should be a small vertical rectangle at the bottom right of your taskbar. It's function is exactly what you're after I believe. :) (It's more to the right than your clock)

Open up the Event Viewer. In the tree goto "Application and Services Logs" -> "Microsoft" -> "Windows" ->"Diagnostics - Performance" -> "Operational". If there are any critical or errors (Marked with red symbols) that show up, investigate the contents of their log.. It'll usually tell you...

Try right clicking on the desktop, and in the menu follow: View -> Show Desktop Icons. If there is a checkmark beside it already you'll need to seek another solution.

Alright, so here I am installing Win 7 64bit and getting it all sorted the way I like it. I see the Remote Desktop Connection client, and decide to connect to my home server with it. I have changed the routing port on it so it routes from a port which isn't default to the default (3389) and so...

Hey, I recently got the new RC off Microsoft installing alongside a relatively new XP Pro installation. I have two 320gb SATA HDs that I'm working off right now, the two operating systems are on different hard drives. After installing Windows 7 I did not get a dual boot option like most guides...