PapaLex606

Hi everyone, I recently saved a backup of my emails in the form of a .pst on Outlook 2007 as i was in the process of nuking the hard drive for a fresh install. Having done that, i've spent the last few hours installing programs. I've just finished with outlook and now im trying to recover the emails i backed up in the .pst file. The only problem is when i try to choose the .pst file, it opens and i can see it along the left hand side under (archive folders) but there are no emails at all. I can even see all the folder names i had but each folder contains nothing. I dont recieve an error messag

...yeah man, i guess your right. I really cant be arsed with the hassle of sending back if its wrong, im desperate for it. Plus, i have asked this question to like 3 of the sellers on ebay and not one has answered, so i guess that says it all. Thanks for your help bro and everyone else who responded so quickly.

man i hear what your saying....go crucial, you've mentioned it twice, but thats still not an answer to my question. I want to find out why there are two almost identical memory cards costing very different prices! one that says 128x64 and one that says 128x4(high. They are both the same card so i wanna know if 128 x 4(high) one would work on my comp and if so is it better or worse than the 128 x 64. Im a student so im skint. If i can buy something thats gonna do the same thing for half the price then thats something special. this is the one crucial recommends: - http://www.crucial.com/uk/stor

which one is the high density one though? the 128 x 4(high) im confused because the 128 x 64 has the higher end figure. The reason i ask is because the one on crucials websites(128 x 64) is like £56 for 2 and the one from the ebay store is like £26.00 for 2 says, the only difference is the one on ebay says 128 x 4(high) instead of 128 x 64. im not sure if my motherboard supports a high density one, my computer is a HP Pavilion t185.uk If you were me which of these would you buy if you wanted to upgrade your ram from 1gb (2 x 512mb) to 2gb!

Cheers but i've already been there mate. I just want to know the difference between those two figures. 128x64 and 128x4(high). Crucial sell the 128x64 version where another site and a mate has recommended one that says 128x4(high).

Hi ya, im looking to upgrade my ram from 1gb(2 x 512mb) to 2gb. Im stuck over one thing, i keep coming across these two different densitys; 128 x 64 and 128 x 4(high). What do they mean? Is one better than the other? Any help woulod really be appreciated. The memory i've been recommended by various websites are: - 1GB, 184-pin DIMM, DDR PC2700 memory module CT12864Z335 Module Size: 1GB Package: 184-pin DIMM Feature: DDR PC2700 Specs: DDR PC2700 • CL=2.5 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR333 • 2.5V • 128Meg x 64 • but i've also seen: - 1GB, 184-pin DIMM, DDR PC2700 memory module

Dude, your my hero! Worked straight away! I created an acocunt called Dave and password and then used that on the remote desktop client on my PC. One thing i have noticed though is its logs out my brother as soon as i login in using his details and logs me out when he logs in. How can i get it so he can see me working on his computer? Would i need to create another user account on his PC or use the administrator account on his PC? Thanks soo much for the help bro!

They both have XP Pro and they both have the software already installed.

Hi everyone, im trying to connect my PC to my brothers PC downstairs using remote desktop so i can use it when i need to, but im having difficulties. Could any help me run through it? I have a router in my room and my brothers PC connects to it from downstairs wirelessly. I followed all the information i could find on the net and managed to get the remote desktop window open, but it requires a login. My comp doesn't have a username or a password so i tried using Administrator in the Username with no password and that didnt work, it said 'unable to log you on because of an account restriction'