When you get the "mysql_fetch_row" error that means PHP nuke or a module is looking for a specific row in your MySQL database that isnt there.. if you get .sql scripts in your module/block downloads then you, 90% of the time, have to run them. If you're running this on a personal pc then you must have MySQL (www.mysql.com) installed.. then copy any .SQL files into the 'bin' directory thats in your mysql directory, then run mysqladmin and execute "create database_name".. then after that, run mysql and execute "database_name < yoursqlfile.sql" .. then your set to go..
If you are on a web server, contact your admin and ask him/her for phpMyAdmin and MySqlAdmin support on uploading .SQL files.
Never be discouraged by these errors, everything is fixable and 90% of the time is user error. I run Apache 2, PHP 4.1, and the latest MySQL on a Windows XP machine and I run everything fine..
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