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The drivers [url=http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/usbmsd98.php]here should work with flash drives much bigger than 1Gb. However, you must ensure that the drive itself is formatted with a file ...

I think it is the problem with your monitor. Do you have try other monitor. It is not the fault of Directive X.
Not likely to be the monitor, otherwise the screenshot wouldn't show the issue. Unless ...

You could try doing a [url=http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/system-restore-from-recovery-console.php]manual system restore

It sounds like the folder was simply deleted and put in the recycle bin. It could be you did this by accident?

If you are concerned that you have a virus or malware on your system, then run a full ...

IDE is still available, but getting increasingly less common.

From a PM:
What is being left, if I remove all the things in the USB section, i.e. what of the USB section will be left at all?

You might have wondered why I had not removed the obsolete USB flash ...

The best thing to do is remove all the things in the USB section of Device Manager, and also any Other Devices, and and USB Disks. Then install the nusb drivers. Then reboot, and try plugging in the d ...

Primary Drive 0 is probably the IDE drive that you have removed from the system. Try redetecting the hard drives in the BIOS so it realises it isn't there.

Incidentally, Windows may have been copie ...

There could be a lot of reasons why this is happening. One of the first things to check is overheating, this is a fairly common problem. Ensure there is good ventilation and plenty of space around the ...

Windows XP doesn't recognise SATA controllers by default. When you install XP, towards the beginning of the installation where the screen is mainly blue, there should be an option to press F6 to insta ...

when you double click on the nusb33d.exe file, it should start an installation process. If this isn't happening, try downloading the file again as it could be the file has become corrupt.

The hard drive isn't necessarily damaged. Often completely wiping it (removing the partitions) and starting a fresh will do the trick. No guarantees though!