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Re: OEM Licenses Our agreement is basically, we tell them we need 500 licenses of Office, we need 500 W2K, exchange blah blahh... And that's it, it's cheap in comparison to buying all those licences individually, so how you make it out to be expensive i've no idea. Makes for a damn good deal...

Well there should be plenty on there mate to recover the lost files if they're retrievable. Lemme know if you need any help.

Re: OEM Licenses Very constructive post, go troll elsewhere.

Re: OEM Licenses Theres too much piracy on the scene for companies like MS to be chasing people about buying OEM wares. If you're part of a business/company then sure, stay on the right side of the line where possible, but as a residential user, i'd not be worried about using OEM software...

http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/download.html Loads of tools on there, download that and run it.

Get a proper filtered faceplate instead of a plugin jobbie, can get them from Solwise, will improve your connectivity some.

I love that, subtle modifications can really transform a car.

You have no comeback, unless of course it was new and it under the warranty period at which point it will be return to base i.e the manufacturer.

Triple post = Ban, it teh law! CS has been really bad today, actually all week...actually all...

The premier business support goes through to Dublin afaik, they're pretty helpful indeed. I had a fking nightmare with Dell today at work, blown motherboard. Got cut off like 3 times, then the next person couldn't understand a word I was saying, took me like 3 hours to get them to confirm they...

Well i got a headstart then, I got about 10 of them sat here on my shelf at work, good for tea coasters!

True, which is why they also have forums such as: Which ISP? (Residential) Looking for an ISP to supply you with DSL at home? Discuss your thoughts with other people who are already using DSL!

^It was a joke. People who download 100gb a month typically say when asked, they are downloading legal files like Linux distro's which weigh in at circa 4GB a piece.

www.thinkbroadband.co.uk Go check out the forums, you'll get a much more rounded and informed repsonse than asking folk on here.

Shaven eh? Nice work!

Are you naked in the photo's?

Draytek Vigor ftw!

I think a joint would do you both good :)

^Reset the trip when your doing 140, makes for an interesting read :)

^Cat 5 cable running around the house is the ugly :)

Since fitting my Turbonator and super-resistor, i've been getting great MPG, and the car is much quicker. Just weighing up whether to get an Ecotek and exhaust-spinner.

Sky broadband is pish mate, don't bother with it.

Works great mate, they've been utilising this powerline malarky for sometime now. There was a widespread beta test of the technology a while back, but I think the market went in the other direction. www.thinkbroadband.co.uk Try the forums.

This man speaks sense!

They're are genuine copies of Windows? Always disregarded that as urban myth! It shouldn't have any bearing on the DVD playback though, it's a well documented issue when searching for the error code, loads of resolutions.

WRONG! 1. Make sure lights are off. 2. Put the key in the ignition. 3. Turn to position two (engine should not be on). 4. Switch the lights to sidelights, then back off, then back to sidelights and off again - it should beep at you if you've done it right.

It's down to the decoding codecs mate, I'd possibly try downloading the K-Lite codec pack.

If that doesn't work, google for C00D1163 (thats the error code) and theres lots of solutions.

http://msmvps.com/blogs/chrisl/articles/11496.aspx Are you trying to use component/TV-Out by any chance? If so try getting a program called CSSfree.

There used to be a flaw where holding down SHIFT would disable the protection before playing the DVD, not sure if that still works though. What DVD is it, and is it a copy? You trying to play ir, or to copy it?