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First thing that popped into my head too :)

Here you go, a plugin for Winamp that should do what you want http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6172&package_id=135475

It's not :p By way of whisky though it's fair. Better than Bells and Grouse etc, and fer better than Tesco Savers whisky too :D Yeah, give it a blast :)

I'll remember this in 5 years time...then I'll come knocking and ask what OS you're on.... ;)

How can you say that man? I think that the new all in one search function in Vista is the best thing on the start menu. I am still undecided about Vista, on one hand I like it because it is new, and new things are better ;) On the other side though, I would have to agree that it isn't as...

Nope, not in the least bit normal. Try mounting the image with Deamon Tools, copy the files, and see if you can boot from that image.

Yup, although don't expect too much compression on the video's though :)

I don't see why that wouldnt work, but no prommises mind :p This link might be what you're after by way of free tools :) http://www.daemon-tools.cc/

No problem, just install XP as you did before and use your new serial :)

http://www.allworldsoft.com/software/11-995-attributemagic-pro.htm It might be possible for free if you open it in a hex editor and change the data that way? I've never needed to do it myself so I'm not 100% sure.

Boot to the XP CD and run a repair. I'm sorry, I thought you were wanting to format it anyway. If you do get into windows then you should have the option to create boot floppys from in PM. Good luck to you mate, sorry I can't be of more help :)

XFDisk would run from the CD that you can get from that site. This would format the entire hard drive that you are having problems with, leaving you free to boot into Partition Magic and start again from there (I assume you are using a PM boot disk rather than the windows based utility?

What I'd suggest is that you go here http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ and burn it to a CD, then use XFDISK (Extended FDISK) to remove the burst partition, then start again from Partition Magic. Saying it's a hardware fault is always the last option :p

Are you partitioning it before or after you install Vista?

I survived plenty well enough playing games on an XP machine for over a year on a 700Mhz with 128 RAM. More is better, but 128 I found was enough :)

Indeed, a few years ago I just used to load up a file at a time, but now that I have loads of music it is just so much easier to find them in the library rather than having to use explorer to find them. Way to go lad :D

Ah well, get version 5 installed, a beautiful media library for searching everything :) Beautiful I tell ye!

Eh...WinAMP. To be honest that's what you should have been using in the first place :p But welcome to the club now though anyway :D

Does your laptop have a "Function/FN" key at all? Press it once and make sure that it is turned off (There might be a small light like your Num/Caps lock telling you that it is switched on) Edit: Make/Model please?

Strange, all i can suggest as a short term fix is to move files to different folders, so you have 10 folders of 100 meg instead of a single 1 gig folder, hopefully this will help for the time being. oh...use DOS to move the files since Explorer crashes when you try and access them like that...