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On the desktop Right click "My computer" Click "Properties" Click the "Hardware" tab, Click "Device Manger" Expand "Network Adaptors" I assume here that; you will have a network adaptor listed which has an explanation mark next to it. Right click on it and select "update driver" On the next...

Right click on nvenetfd.inf and nvnetbus.inf one by one (not at the same time) and select "install". let me know how it goes.

Have you unzipped it? if so, there should be file with the name nvunrm.exe just run that by double clicking on it. (I can't test it since I'm not on a windows pc)

Hi Please try the following http://dl.dropbox.com/u/920279/Realtek%20RTL8211%208212%20Lan.zip

Hi Roy Just had quick look at the code, few tips; don't use shell_exec most hosting accounts disable such functions, rather look at unlink, rmdir etc turn on error reporting and get rid of all warning messages but not by turing the warnings off :)

n/p sounds like something is overheating or like you mentioned it could be the backlight. Hopefully someone else can help.

Zero experience when it comes to monitor repair, so can only suggest links to checkout http://darkerview.com/darkview/index.php?/archives/876-LCD-Monitor-Repair.html http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14041 might be good place to checkout If the monitor is under warranty, I'd call...

haha, thats pretty cool!