nite_monkey

I started the configuration and usermode port redirector. It didn't solve the problem.

I am having trouble with the remote desktop on my computer. It is running Windows Vista Business with SP1 installed. I have remote desktop turned on, the windows firewall is set to allow remote desktop, and all the services for remote desktop are working. I've used the netstat command, and my computer isn't even listening on port 3389. under the event viewer I have an error message that says: Source: TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager Event ID: 1048 Error Message: Terminal Service start failed. The relevant status code was Error: 0xc004f012. My computer is activated, and it is genuine validated, I have googled this problem, and I can't seem to find anything that works. I was hoping the Hak community could help me out here.

I would like a Demonoid account, that would be awesome.

so you confused the heck out of the newegg person and he just gave up and gave you $20 off your purchase? That sounds cool, I won't do it though, I would most likely mess up somewhere.

I want a blendtec blender and an Ismoothie!

OS- windows xp pro sp2 CPU- amd athlon 64 3000 1.81GHz RAM- 1GB pc2700 Hard drives- 200GB & 80GB Graphics card- nvidia GeForce 6600 GT 256mb

Joost just changed their beta, I now have an unlimited amount of invites if I read right, so if anyone wants one, just send me a pm with your email saying you want an invite.

buy the laptop, boot it up, put the banana phone song on it, open the song in a program that supports repeat, set it to repeat, push play, and then run around the house playing the song. See how many people you can annoy. And for bonus, repeat the above procedure in a public library, and see how long it takes to get kicked out. Extra bonus: turn the volume up to max, and then sneak up behind someone sitting on a park bench at the park, and push play. Ok, they aren't good reasons, but hey, they give you something to do for awhile, and you get to annoy people in the process.

I don't know if it modifies them, but there is imageshack.us

have you tried to google it? try http://www.realvnc.com/

the first computer I used was an old Packerd Bell with windows 3.1

http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=1238 you can use JauntePE, its in its pre-alpha stage, don't think it will leave that stage (no longer being developed). I have used it some, and it is pretty good.

I have my tv connected to my computer so I download the episode and watch it on my tv.

lol, the first one was just a joke. I didn't mean to actually do the shift delete method.

Ok, hide your files 101 1.move all of your files to a single folder. B.highlight the folder. 3.hold down the shift key. D.push the delete key. 5.push yes to the dialog that pops up. Congrats, your sensitive files are now pretty darn secure. method 2 A.obtain a copy of hide folders xp. 2.obtain a copy of trucrypt. C.move all your files to a trucrypt file. 4.put the trucrypt file in a .zip,.7z,.rar,or other archive. E.obtain a really pretty picture. 6.put the picture and the trucrypt file in a folder. F.open a command prompt. 8.in the prompt goto the folder with the picture and archive. H.type in copy /b name-of-the-picture + name-of-the-archive name-of-new-picture. 10.use hide folders xp to hide the folder with the "picture archive". Congrats, your files are now secure.