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When I attempt to "save as" to my c drive the cd tray opens...please help

No word of explanation has been posted on the Linden blog, but this week's stipend amount was L$500, a nice raise from my expected L$300.So is it a...

This is my second attempt at Vista, first one was when it just came out, I installed it, after a week of dissapointments I went back to XP, now a week ago got a clean install, worked fine for about 1 day, then programs stopped working, like office, when tried to do a fix through the cd, the installer encouraged a problem error message appeared, nothing cant be done, 3 programs cannot be uninstalled, alweys get wierd errors, in other words, VISTA SUX!!! Im going back to XP, just dont have time yet, pissed off that have to transfer everything back again...
PS: Ive got Vista Ultimate...

I will attempt to be as concise as possible, despite the evolving nature of this problem and my numerous varied efforts at solving it.Starting from the beginning:I have a Dell XPS Desktop purchased in the summer of 2005. Its stats:-Windows XP...

Yes, just pop in your XP cd and install it it will automatically delete Vista. However you can have both on your PC its call dual boot system for info go to:

When I attempt to forward information from various web sites, I get an error message saying that Vista does not support http accounts such as msn.com or hotmail.com

San Francisco residents are up in arms about the City's attempt to "improve the quality of life" by issuing fines and increasing street sweeping.

Mazda will be unveiling its Hakaze concept vehicle to the citizens of Second Life later this month in an attempt to follow in the footsteps of Toyota's SCION brand. One question remains: Is it gas, electric, or bit-torrent?

So just for kicks i'm trying to install Vista on a virtual machine, just to play around and see Vista, but whenever i attempt to install it, i get this error. "the exception unknown software exception oxe0000100 occurred in the application at...

There has been some discussion here and in other places of the difficulty of handling disputes in Second Life. I have given some thought to creating a dispute resolution mechanism through TSL. Essentially, parties to a dispute would have to mutually agree (consent) to allow TSL to hear the dispute. (Jurisdiction). An uninterested 3rd party would hear the dispute and attempt to reach a conclusion based on the facts (I'm thinking this could be a very interesting project for my law school to get involved in).I want to know your thoughts on the need for a dispute resolution mechanism. Do we need one?What should its limits be? What types of cases should it hear?Please let me know your thoughts. It is quite a large undertaking to develop a system and before I set out on doing so, I want your feedback.