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As long as you have bought it in the past couple years and it's not the newest iPod that supports video playback then you should be good to go. Hope this is what you where looking to hear.

I've got 2 of these and they are great drives, run very cool, quiet and are very fast.

As much as I hate to say it your hard drive has "gone to the dark side"

Or you can download the latest ver 2.2 here, https://connect.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MemberSite.woa/wa/getSoftware?fileID=20179&source=XCODE_2_2_FY06&code=XCODE_2.2_NEX

There's a great piece of software called handbrake that will do this. Here is the link. http://handbrake.m0k.org/ There are also a couple threads here since this was released covering the best settings ect.

Obviously you have not looked around much because there is alot more open source software for the Mac then for Windows. For Every single Windows app I used to use I have found a Mac replacement that matches or excedes the functions of their Windows counterparts. Try looking at Version Tracker or...

Run disk utility and repair permissions.

I'm getting the upgrade popup as well. Otherwise it's a great app! Jim

Sounds like your DVD drive is bad, might be time to get it replaced.

I would give FireFox from Mozilla a shot.

Installing the 7.0.1 patch from Microsoft seems to fix this issue. It went away for me after I installed the patch

Thanks for the great post, this seems to explain alot of the complaints I have seen in the forums here and elsewhere of "unexplained crashes, heat ect" Jim

It is a problem with the virtual switch piece, MS nows about it and is working on fixing it. Jim

As far as the PDA it really depends on the type of application files she is transfering. As far as software there is PocketMac. It works well with most PDA's From Palm, Windows Pocket PC and BlackBerry's. Hope this helps some, Jim

Steve, On the Apple discussions board there has been some discussion, so far alot of theory of whats causing it but thats about it. Thanks, Jim

Steve, It's a clean install, never been a fan of upgrades. I did install the "additional app's" from the Panther disk beening mainly the iLife app's. I also restored all my mail and such from a backup I took right before installing Tiger. Thanks for the help, Jim

I still get a few files in the trash, so far none have been mail attachments. The 2 files I see most often are widgets from Konfabulator. I have deleted the 2 widgets and replaced them with fresh downloads with no change. It's not really a problem to me I'm just finding it to be an annoyance. Jim

By chance are you using PGP software? I was and it caused this to happen. There are 2 solutions if you are. PGP has a beta version 9 that works or unistall PGP and wait dor the release version.

Scary thing is I used to have one of those phones, darn wish I would have kept it. Who knew it would serve a purpose one day.

It's on the Tiger Disk.