However, if you have the Windows 2000 Pro CD, you may find an upgrade version of Windows XP Home will accept this as valid media for doing a "clean install" rather than an in-place upgrade. JS: Microsoft says you can only upgrade Windows 2000 Pro to XP Pro, not XP Home.
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Do I have any options other than buying a full version of XP for £140? One has Windows 2000 Pro but all our other PCs are on XP Home. I have bought two used Dell Optiplexes for £70 each, to give to my kids as starter PCs. Of the paid-for firewalls, McAfee is powerful and easy to use, though I'm not a big fan of the rest of the suite. (You will need to research the less obvious ones.) Zone Labs' Zone Alarm is one free option.
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Finally, install a proper firewall, if you don't already have one, and block connections if you don't know what they are for. Also, click the Performance tab and look for activities that are not obviously the result of things you are doing.Įven if you don't find anything suspicious, run an online virus scan at Housecall ( ) and download and run Ewido ( to see if you can find and remove any backdoor Trojans. The Task Manager invoked by Ctrl-Alt-Del has a tab marked Users, so check to see if any other users are logged on. JS: I don't have a good answer for this, but the possible implications are worrying: your PC may have a "backdoor" Trojan that opens it up to hackers. When I disconnect or log off via Ctrl-Alt-Del, the final closedown dialogue states other people are logged on to my computer when I'm the only person using it. However, the G4 model has a much better record. A survey of more than 10,000 notebooks found that between 49% and 74% of G3 iBooks needed repairs, mainly due to motherboard problems. There are ways round that, including the Backstage program from the free but Mac only Senuti ( and CopyPod ( Incidentally, the G3 iBook has a relatively poor record for reliability. However, if your iBook fails, the iPod will not want to move your music back to what it will see as a different computer. You could buy an iPod to provide a backup, and also provide music on the move. External drives are cheap - I just bought a 320GB model for £130.
It's quicker and more convenient to back up to an external USB or FireWire drive, trusting to luck that two hard drives don't fail at the same time. You can also back up your songs to CD or DVD as data files: Apple offers step-by-step instructions at, or see the account at One Digital Life ( ). The obvious option is to burn audio CDs of the tracks, which also removes the iTunes copy protection. I am wondering how they got there.Jack Schofield replies: All hard drives fail eventually, and even if they didn't, your PC could fail in a different way, or be stolen, so back-ups are essential. I had not copied them or filed them in any way. They were photos I had looked at briefly on a newspaper website. They downloaded OK but when I returned to the email later, there appeared to be some stray pictures as well. If you have not already visited, it's also worth checking the Australia Media Centre Community ( And if you're really keen to know more about DVR-MS, there's a helpful overview at Wikipedia ( Q I received a letter via Hotmail with photos attached. A Brian Frost has an article on converting DVR-MS files to MP3 for iTunes ( which involves using an application called Digital Media Converter ( Another conversion tool that may be worth investigating for Media Centre users is the commercial product Videoredo ( which has a free trial download (but will need to be unlocked to use fully).
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