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Also when you tried booting from disc you just prioritized cd boot and didnt take the hard drive out of the sequence? Here another web-page that might be useful http://www.topbits.com/how-to-uninstall-vista.html Hope this all helps.

When you tried to format the drive were you logged in as administrator? I know they hide the logon in vista and its a pain to find think this explains how.....on page 2. http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9001970/How_to_access_the_true_Administrator_account_in_Windows_Vista In this...

Do you have the XP cd? Have you tried entering bios and changing to boot from disc rather than hard drive? Normally to get into bios its F2 or F10 or ESC/F2, it will normally say during start up. Make sure you've saved everything you want to save on there to a separate drive or external one.

Think you might need to reformat the drive which vista is on, then re-install XP.

Sounds like you have a good case to contact the supplier, pretty sure there's a six month guarantee on purchases, check trading standards. Think they would have to prove you caused the damage and would need to replace or repair. Have you contacted the supplier?

What have you been burning on it? Remember your cooker will only go up to 250C. Wood begins to smoulder and burn between 200C and 300C, fully burning it can reach temperatures in excess of 400C. Wood will burst into flames at around 600C. Different woods also have different burning...

A chap I used to know who suffered from the same problem would carry round a safety pin in his pocket and every so often touch it onto a door handle or anything metal to discharge himself. He was picking up the charge from nylon in the carpets at his work I think.

You'd be best ringing your local council, if your planning on changing an existing soil pipe they we need to know. All councils are different and have different policies. They are normally pretty quick and helpful once your speaking to the right person.

If your only using it for storage it should be fine, cross battening it would give it some extra strength where your planning to put the boards down. You just don't want to be jumping up and down up there. How old is the property? New builds a generally built to be strong enough up there for...

These sites? All sites are illegal, subscribed ones are less likely to come with stuff that's going to corrupt your Pc. Don't use them myself.

How about you just get an alternator, battery then start selling some of this back to the national grid

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Are you wearing anything new or different, certain materials can build up static electricity and you'll walk round with a charge till you touch something that conducts which will then give you a shock.

You could batten it out, insulate it, then board and plaster. If its a outer area that you don't spend time in I wouldn't bother because unless it's heated some how it will still remain much colder than in the house. Gobs

I'd be very careful where you download any torrents from, I save any I download straight into a quarantined folder before scanning with everything I have. From my own experience alot come with spyware or adware ad-ons that wont be picked up. I'm sure its not legal, torrents use small bits from...

At long last I managed to fix it!! Removed the motor and found it ran fine once I attached it to a spare battery. So put it back in and it works fine, must of just been stuck! Thanks for the help.

On my Citroen I've been told that there is a speed regulator circuit on the blower motor itself which uses a couple of transistors, they can go intermittent and then open circuit or close it meaning only the highest level would work but no others. Depending where this is in your fiesta and if...

The installation of the shower and toilet wouldn't effect the central heating. The only thing he would of done is maybe turn off the boiler whilst he had the water off, check your timers etc are all correct as he may of turned them off too and it may now not be set to come on.

Top and bottom are as standard, the third in the middle provides extra support for heavier doors, for older doors the central one also prevents bowing and warping.