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Never mind, fixed the problem.

Got a Warcraft 2 CD now. Battle.net edition. Worked without a single problem. ^^ Thanks!

Got me an external drive now, works like a beauty. Thanks for putting up with me! ><

Hm, okay well I got the IP account thing to work but I don't see anything wrong...

Edit: Blizzard Battle.net port reads as Dynamic, and I think dynamic means 'one way traffic'.

Ugh. This is a bunch of crap.

Okay, so I'm one of those Westell 6100 DSL users that HAD a problem hosting due to port errors. However, I found a way to get into the port and make it so I could...

Hm, and where would I acquire this?

I was wondering if it was possible to play Warcraft 2 on Windows XP without the CD. Now I can download it, and install it, but when I go to play it the screen goes into what appears to be a Full...

Okay, thanks again.

Would anyone be willing to help me track down a new drive then? Maxtor 6Y080L0 and SAMSUNG DVD-ROM SD-616E are the ones I have, and I don't want to screw up and buy the wrong...

Right, but then what do I do if the new drive fails.

Well none are yellow, and I can't click on any of them anyway. x.x



Okay, but one hypothetical question: If I were to get a replacement drive, and it still didn't work, what would I do then?

Oh, of course.

Hm, I tired to uninstall the drives, and rebooted, but that didn't help either. It seems like the drives are being read, but it's ignoreing any cd I put in. And I know it can't be...

I tried a CD Gone file, and it said it was put into the registry. Nothing happened. Perhaps I didn't install it correctly, or it's just another theory to add to my list of 'crap that doesn't effect...

I said the computer was about three years old, and I've never changed the drive, so the drive must be three years old. The system is Windows XP.

Now by delete from My Computer, do you mean right...

Okay, my problem is one that I've been reading about a few times through these threads but I get lost in all the posts and conversations. Some people are talking about BSOS and CMOS, and... er, I...