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Sorry I didnt post earlier..
I tried my wireless keyboard and my normal keyboard, yet both didnt work. So eventually found the legasy setting in my bios. Took ages to find as it was hidden. The keyboard support was "off" Not sure why though, I've never touched it.
After that managed to...
yeh its a usb keyboard - logitech LX700. I'll check the legacy usb in a mo.
I changed it from hd to CDrom. As it goes through bios checks, it checks to see if there is a CD - It finds the CD, and asks if i want to boot from it, when i confirm it boots into windows.
I've just tried to format my hard drive, like I usually do I stick in the CD and attempt to boot from the CD.
It came up saying "press any key to boot from the CD" So I clicked a button on my keyboard. My computer then boots into windows from my hard drive! I havent done anything different...
Ok, so my friends computer just blew as he was watching TV, he said it made a loud bang and loads of smoke came from it, the PC was switched OFF at the time, which is something i've never heard of before. The PC wont now start.
He's asked me to ask could a if a power supply blowing takes any...
yes you will be able to use the copy of windows but it is often advised to format - and make a clean install (sometimes errors can occur due to windows thinking its still using the old mobo) But in most cases it will run fine.
small update of my problem:
When i change my network settings and resave them - I can reconnect to the internet but after a few page views (on any site) (usually 2-3 page views) my connection cuts off again.
When i save - my settings are currently:
Automatically detect network settings...
whats the weight like compared to wired mice? I bought a wireless mouse a while ago and found it was pretty heavy, especially for gaming. Has the weight of them decreased?
deamon tools is one that springs to mind from memory - but when i installed it (rougly 4 months ago) i had having problems with every other program. Not sure if more developers have created 64bit versions since then though.
I ran it but again wasnt able to install many apps due to their 64bit incompatablility. Even so I found that general windows navigation was alot quicker than the 32bit windows and everything seemed to be alot smoother (I compared both to a clean install of both 32 and 64bit)
everything seems to be setup fine. Still no internet though, what im more concerned about is that when i click my browser (just after linux has booted) I can usually visit the home page, but anything after this wont work. Even typing in another url to a different site wont work either :(
Mine used to shake when i had my speaker next to it. it also seems to shake when i put my TV on (when it used to be next to my montior). Try moving a few things away from your monitor.
Check your DNS settings in /etc/resolv.conf and make sure they're right. Run 'ifconfig eth0' and see if you're getting an IP address okay. Check your proxy settings in mozilla/firefox/whatever and make sure they're right. Try 'ping google.com' and see if that works.
Proxy settings are set as...