jbennet

welcome

but theres shockwave for x86 BSD so why not for OSX?

um, why not just burn them to cd or dvd and mail them by recorded delivery ?

i think you might be able to use a linux livecd with NTFS support (such as ubuntu 7.10) but be careful, NTFS support is buggy.

nice. I always compile the head (current code tree) off thier SVN for linux and i like the way its going.

just so you know, IE7 doesnt like websites touching the clipboard, it throws up security warnings

Try and download and re-install the full service pack2 (search microsoft, i think its called "sp2 installer for IT professionals" or something like that.

Its a driver issue. When you reinstall the OS windows uses the standard windows drivers for everything. Go grab the newest ones from the individual manucturers sites. Most important are the graphics card and motherboard (chipset) drivers. After getting the drivers, check Microsoft update for OS patches.

Try and flash the BIOS. Some motherboards have a drive limit of ~160gb. Be careful.

Welcome! Sounds like a driver issue. I got the switch error on a HP laptop before because the wireless manufaturers driver expected there to be one. I grabed one of HPs site that was for my model, and didnt ask for the switch and was able to get wireless working.

in the grub configuration file you can set it so that there are entries that are always present and are not regenerated when the kernel is updated. Google it.

Power? 500w is a bit low for such a powerful cpu and a fairly decent gfx card.

im pretty sure thats malware tried an antispyware scan?

Any xp cd of the same version, licence and service pack will work - you can borrow one if you need it

look here [url]http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_securityconsole.htm[/url] download link: [url]http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_secconsole.zip[/url] unzip then run it and go into "start menu and taskbar" on the left and make sure "force classic start menu" is [U]UN[/U]checked. Reboot afterwards then the option should be re-enabled

If you have a fast broadband connection and a network card you can also choose to netinstall, that way you only download what you need, and its the most recent version.

it means either there was some errors installing (scratched disc? - install it again and see) or your graphics card/direcrtx version is crap

got any p2p running?

what service pack have you got? vista sp1 and xp sp3 betas screw up the address bar

Welcome!

You should be able to using the ATI catalyst software. That does rotation etc... for sure

430w isnt enough. 450 minimum, no more than 650w max (unles you are going to run 2 graphics cards)

32 bit versions of windows cant use over 4gb. They will show 3gbish when 4gb is installed but it is detected. This is a known "bug" common to all 32 bit oses (also, running programs cant use over 2/3gb depending on how your system is configured) [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555223[/url]

[quote] 1) Is there any thing like registry in linux? Where linux stores such information? [/quote] It uses text files. [quote] 2) When application is uninstalled in linux,all the values and files related to applications are removed or remains ? [/quote] Depends on the package manager [quote] Where can i …

Safe mode. If the safe mode administrator is password locked you will need a Windows CD.

The top one is your old version (now gone). You can remove its old referance from boot.ini (its either in c:\ or c:\windows - somewhere like that) The reason the net doesnt work and it looks crappy is because duh- theres no drivers. Go to the dell support site and …

? that seems pointless you can gain full control over the system by simply having physical access to it and the question sounds a bit hacky.

Dont think it can be done easialy.

You have installed the DirectX SDK right? Not the redistributable?

Did the same thing a few weeks ago to me on IE7. I spoke to dani on MSN about it and showed her some screenshots but clearing my internet files, cookies etc.... seemed to fix it.

Whats a semi?

OMG i love those same 2 reds but white is the best IMHO as red gives me heartburn

wierd.

Vistas networking has a lot of bugs in it, sometimes it just stops working. Happened to my dads twice for no reason, and only a reinstall would fix it but it got broken again , resulting in me reinstalling XP

It probably means your disk is scratched

you got any P2P?

You havent read the box, have you.? You might have wasted your money. 98 and ME can [U]only[/U] Upgrade to XP [B]Home[/B] Windows 2000 or NT4 can upgrade to XP Pro. Windows 2000 and ME are [U]NOT[/U] the same. If you got the Upgrade (not full) edition of XP Pro …

[quote]I wonder why am I getting negative reputation for starting threads in the geek's lounge. [/quote] It doesnt matter anyway. Rep from the geeks lounge, coffee house and resrtricted forums does NOT count toward your total rep but it is listed in your profile.

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;433405]I have the same problem on my self-made computer (Vista Home Premium edition). I don't know what's causing it either. So I've gotten into the habit of not using the restart option but a complete system shutdown then turn it back on after everything stops. That works ok for …

Bad power supply or dead BIOS battery , i think

You can buy wireless print servers that have paralell ports (these are cheaper than the usb ones??!!)

Do you have your OS cd? I know that on OSX you can remove a password using the cd, dont know about older mac OSes.

rofl until i noticed it was you i was going to flag this as spam

PDA, money , clothes etc.... I will be away until after the new year btw

woah what language is your website in - chinese? It all appears as symbols for me?

please tell me you grounded yourself before touching electrosensitive components like the motherboard, if not that noise may well have ben static, and you may have killed your motherboard

I saw a funny label on my mattress once that had absolutely nothing on it apart from "DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL"

Windows is the same! When you do product actuvation it sends a hardware fingerprint to MS. You get a set number (3ish) of allowed critical changes e.g motherboard, cpu and when they are up you have to ring up Microsoft and explain.

yeah, its called a cluster but its not any good as a home PC. Its only good for intense numbercrunching or server tasks. Why on earth would you want to do that anyway?

Im gonna lose some weight