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Turn the Hannspree-brand monitor on using its remote, then press "Menu."
Press and scroll the down arrow button to highlight "Setting." Press the right arrow button to enter the "Setting" menu.

Press and scroll the down arrow button to highlight "Aspect."

Press and scroll the right arrow button to change the aspect ratio from "Auto" to "Full," "Normal," Panorama" or "Zoom," depending on the type of image that you want to see on the screen.

Press "OK" on the remote control. Press "Menu" twice to exit the menu settings.
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• Hello Imc420, there are (4) four different ways to connect to the Internet. 1) To start, click on the "Start" button, in the (right "start menu" pane), select the Control Panel 'shortcut' once the next window open; scroll to find, Network and Internet, click on it to open. Next, select to open the "Internet Options." To setup the Internet Connection: Click on the "Connections" block, click the ("Setup") button, and follow all the instruction carefully. 2) From the "Start Menu" in the (right) pane, if you have the "Connect To: Icon, click on the icon to open; "this will start the setup and connection process." 3) Click on the "Start" button, select to open "All Programs," next scroll to find: the Product's name; example (Toshiba), click to open. "If there is a ConfigFree icon present" Option is available?" select to open, and click on the Connectivity Doctor, follow all instructions thereafter. (4) From the "Start Menu," click on the "All Programs" scroll to find: Accessories, select to open: if you have the [Windows Mobility Center], open the program; there will be a Wireless Network 'Turn-on and Off Switch" Important "Always! Click Apply, Ok, and Restart the computer after making changes to the computer." "Did this solution help?" If so, "helpful Rating Feedback appreciated, thanks paul7of9."

• Hello sanieevclair, there are (4) four different ways to connect to the Internet. 1) To start, click on the "Start" button, in the (right "start menu" pane), select the Control Panel 'shortcut' once the next window open; scroll to find, Network and Internet, click on it to open. Next, select to open the "Internet Options." To setup the Internet Connection: Click on the "Connections" block, click the ("Setup") button, and follow all the instruction carefully. 2) From the "Start Menu" in the (right) pane, if you have the "Connect To: Icon, click on the icon to open; "this will start the setup and connection process." 3) Click on the "Start" button, select to open "All Programs," next scroll to find: the Product's name; example (Toshiba), click to open. "If there is a ConfigFree icon present" Option is available?" select to open, and click on the Connectivity Doctor, follow all instructions thereafter. (4) From the "Start Menu," click on the "All Programs" scroll to find: Accessories, select to open: if you have the [Windows Mobility Center], open the program; there will be a Wireless Network 'Turn-on and Off Switch" Important "Always! Click Apply, Ok, and Restart the computer after making changes to the computer." Thank you for using FixYa; I hope this information is helpful! paul7of9

Take one memory stick out and test. Then do the other. Also checking each memory slot.

If not solved. When the computer starts, continually press F8 until you get startup menu- select SAFE MODE and fix the driver or software that is in startup
or

Roll back to last known configuration that worked.

While you are there- disable Auto Reboot on Failure.

What happens when you press the windows key at the bottom left of your keyboard?

What happens when you move your mouse to the bottom of the screeen?

If nothing, can you get to the task manager? Press Cttl-Alt-Delete and choose task manager

Under process close explorer.exe
Then under the Applications tab click new task
type in explorer.exe

When booting into Windows press the F8 key and select restore to last known good configuration.

If that does not fix it... then you need to renboot using your Windows XP Installation CD and select repair system

If this has been of help to you please remember to vote kindly.

Hi,
In Windows XP you can open My Computer from the Start menu. To open My Computer, click on the Start button, then click on "My Computer" link as shown in the attached image.



To save the "My Computer" icon on the Desktop, right-click on "My Computer" Link in the Start Menu, and click on "Show on the Desktop" link.
Hope this solves your problem. For more help and clarifications, please reply to this post. Thanks

Usually the firewall settings are found in Control Panel on your computer. If you are running Windows XP, click on the Start button and select "Control Panel" from the right side of the menu. Select "Windows Firewall" (or if you are in Category view, "Security Center" then "Windows Firewall"). Under the "Exceptions" tab, if Yahoo! Messenger is not already in the list, click "Add Program", then select from the list shown. If Y! isn't shown, click "Browse", then select Y! (usually can be found under C:\Program Files\Yahoo!).

You want XP to look like when you first got it and not in classic mode, am I correct? If that is the case, do the following:

• Right click on your desktop and select Properties
• Go to Themes tab and select Windows XP and press Enter

That should bring you back your screen. If that did not help, then do the following:

• Right click on my computer and select Properties
• Click the Advanced tab
• Select Visual Effects tab
• Chose either Adjust for best appearance or you can let Windows decide what's best for your system.

Finally, if that does not work go into Control Panel --> select Administrative Tools --> Services. Look for Themes in Services to make sure that is is both set to Automatic and that the services is started.

To connect the Xbox 360 console to this computer, you must be running Windows XP Service Pack 2, Update Rollup 2 for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, or Windows Vista.
To obtain your setup package or instructions for connecting your Xbox 360, select the version of Windows installed on this computer from the following list.

• Windows XP Service Pack 2
• Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005
• Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 – Update Rollup 2
• Windows Vista Basic
• Windows Vista Home Premium
• Windows Vista Ultimate

To determine the version of Windows XP Media Center Edition that you are running, follow these steps:

1. Start Media Center.
2. On the Settings menu, click General.
3. Scroll down, and then click About Media Center.
4. Click Software Version
   
   The version number of Media Center you are running is displayed.

To determine the version of Windows XP that you are running, follow these steps:

1. On the Start menu, right-click My Computer, and then click Properties.
2. On the General tab, under System, look for the version of Windows that you are running.

Hello! am Fabian,
if the start button you are talking about is that of your operating system. you may need to run disk maintenance on your system. run the check disk utility (using the command c:\>chkdsk /f on the commad prompt).

note that office professional 2007 can not run on windows 2000 pro, you need an upgrade to windows XP SP2(service pack 2).

i hope this information will help.