Daky, कहाँ हामी झाँक्रीहरुले आफै ल्यापटप बनेर काखैमा बस्न खोजेको, तिमीले सौता हालिदिने हामी झाँक्रीहरु माथि ;) सरी है, मैले भिडियो हेरेको छैन है । अझै yes yes wireless मा नै हो, पछि सद्दे कनेक्शनमा गएर हेरे पछि कुरा गर्छु तिमीसँग । Pinku, See, i am a linux jhakri. so it is not my realm. हामी झाँक्रीहरुमा अर्काको खेतमा नपस्ने understanding छ के, नत्र फेरि झाँक्री झाँक्रीकै घम्साघम्सी पर्छ के । However, our windows jhakris seem to have been less attracted by now. I dont know why, they are not being prompt with support as they used to do earlier. So, i would suggest you to post a picture of your computer (not the monitor though - the tower box, सलाईको बट्टा जस्तो तर अलि धेरै ठूलो भाँडो) and post the picture from the other computer you have been posting these messages. it would be even better if you stand near the computer and be seen in the photograph. In fact, Reddy can figure out from the hand itself whether the hand is of a male or a female - so even grabbing the computer should suffice. The other reason i am asking for a pic is that from your post about the devices (the boot sequence), i googled to find out the type/make of the DVD and i saw somewhere Alpha Micro (AM). I had a problem with an AM device before. A friend of mine had purchased a used computer (prolly that belonged to an organization) wihch was supposedly formatted out. I offered to do the basic setup for him for a beer. However, the system would always show up the boot flash screen of windows XP Alpha Micro version or sth like that. i dont remember how i had solved then but it was a real struggle. Some AM (esp the server line) ships with componentized embedded operating system (XP-Pro). And as an embedded system, it does not easily lose hold of the boot. So the best bet is to use the manufacturer's CD (the windows xp CD that came with when you purchased the machine). I am sure you are using the same - just wanted to make sure. कहाँ किनेको हो र कम्प्यूटर - future shop मा त हैन ? Keep rolling...