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I don't want to take the wrong one out. I see one on the bottom of the engine but I'm not sure if it's oil or not.

I have a computer that can access the internet using IE when I am logged in as one of the users. However I have one user who can not browse using IE. They get an error about 'page can not be displayed'. However, they can access their network drives and resources so they are connected to the network. I'm not sure what to change/adjust in IE to fix the issue.

I have a 360 account and have a photo set as my main image. When I got into my Answers profile, the option to use my 360 photo is greyed out and won't let me check it. Underneath it, it says "no Yahoo 360 photo". I need help getting this to work please!

I type in the network name and password, click join and the join button greys out for a few seconds and then I'm at the same screen again. I don't get any errors and nothing happens. Same thing if I try to create a network, I can click the create button and nothing happens.

I type in the network name and password, click join and the join button greys out for a few seconds and then I'm at the same screen again. I don't get any errors and nothing happens. Same thing if I try to create a network, I can click the create button and nothing happens.

It's a Windows XP machine, recently reloaded. All drivers were reloaded (off internet so up-to-date) and worked for about a week with daily office use.

I know what people are going to say: "boot into safe mode..blah blah" but that won't work because my monitor says Out of Range even before that. I never see ANYTHING on the monitor, no splashscreen, no bios screen, nothing. As soon as the computer starts -- BLANK, OUT OF RANGE. I can't even use a Windows XP CD to get anything to come up and I know that it is set to boot to CD first.

Its true -- because Michigan can't get past Toledo HAHAHAHAHA

(You probably have to be a OSU or Michigan fan or a fan of college football to get this but in case your not: Michigan lost to Toledo (Toledo is from North-Western Ohio, about as close to Michigan as any self-respecting Buckeye fan would go) and the football game in in Columbus, OH (in the middle of the state) so....Michigan can't come to the game because they "can't get past" Toledo

HAHAHAHA just as funny the second time!!!!

I have a Windows 03 server and would like to have the employees be able to access their network drives from home. They all have a home directory mapped to H: where they store their files and I would like to be able to give them access from anywhere. I want an easy to implement and use system, and I don't want to use VPN's.

Does anyone know of any free MMORPG's that are similar in graphics and play style to WoW or ToP? They have to be free or I would just play WoW. I play ToP right now but it is getting kind of boring. I would like to find one that is basically the free version on WoW.

I have found one, but it doesn't work when I open ToP although the script I have works because it uses the F1 key and if I open IE, it opens the help menu (which is what F1 is supposed to do in IE). Please help.

I am trying to print to a Konica Minitola 7235 printer. Every time I send a print job to it and look in the queue it says 'Printing-Printer Busy or Error'. I have made sure that the driver is correct, I have reinstalled the driver, I have reinstalled the printer, I have restarted the printer, I have restarted my machine, I have done everything I can think of.

I have a SQL Server Database that holds information and the program that uses it won't let me close the year out without fisrt backing up the database. There is nothing in the program that will let me do it. Please post fairly detailed steps as this will be my first experience with SQL Server.

It shows up as, let's say, user1 in the username box. I have to go in delete it, type in my username (user2) and then my password. I log off or shut down and when it turns back on it comes up with user1 in the username again. Not a huge deal but I would like it to save my username (user2) in the box instead.