Give it a shot, Reset WINSOCK entries Reset TCP/IP stack Go Start > Run (Start search in Vista) then type in: cmd Click OK (in Vista, while holding CTRL, and SHIFT, press Enter). At the Command Prompt, type in: netsh winsock reset catalog On the keyboard press Enter. Do that again and type in: netsh int ip reset reset.log Press Enter. Restart the computer. Note: Resetting the Winsock using netsh winsock reset catalog command in SP2 removes all the third-party LSPs and restores Winsock to factory default setting. Existing programs that uses their own LSPs need to be reinstalled again. Example: Google Desktop Search. ---------- Go Start > Run (Start search in Vista) and type in: cmd Click OK (in Vista, while holding CTRL, and SHIFT, press Enter). In the Command Prompt window type in following commands, and press Enter after each one: ipconfig /flushdns ipconfig /registerdns ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew Note the space before the forward slash / Restart the computer.

This is probably one of those "you're not going to believe it" replies. I used to run IE8beta with XP3. Now IE7 with XP3. I'm sort of a news junkie and a fan of CNN. I "use to" have their site as my home page. A couple of years back I began getting stack overflow "0" popups. I worked rather diligently trying to resolve the problem. After a month or so of constantly having to delete the irritant it stopped. The time coincided with when I switched my home page to AOL, Google,(can't remember why) or other. Even today when I mistakingly access a CNN hyperlinks it bring with it a stack overflow "0" popup! It never happens anywhere else. Yes, it is difficult to believe. I ran a CNN desktop search back then and even more recently. Nothing. I sent CNN an e-mail. No response. Now I just rely on the TV for my CNN news. Regards, Gene

XP "Stop 0x00000077" or "KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR" Link to Microsoft page below. If check disk didnt run when it restarted you maybe want to run it manually and probably would be a very good idea for you to run a safe mode virus scan that someone will guide you that more of a securtiy guru than I want to be. Here is a link that might be useful: Stop error 77

You are correct that 24" cabinets on top of 39" cabinets will be very top heavy and "push" the lower cabinets down. I would ABSOLUTELY do the 42" cabinets with 18's stacked above with a 9" crown. That will look great. BTW: My ceilings will be 10', so 3" shorter than yours. Here's a computer drawn idea of how mine will look with the 18" uppers on top of the 42" cabinets. This is to scale to give you an idea.