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Cox ?

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lol webdani, thats a good one

if daniweb ever closed my life would be empty

long live dani + daniweb!

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Something must have been shorting it..

Did you use the standoffs?

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yeah, learn html and css forst using notepad then use dreamweaver once you get confident or else you will get into bad habits

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does the motherboard have onboard vga?

Maybe you need to specifically tell it to use the addin card and not the onboard one

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I think a PCI express plug looks a bit like the one that the P4 needs? maybe im wrong?

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I had a screen saying windows hadn't started , replace os disk, and then when I did that and turned it off and back on- I get the same problem.
Go into the BIOS and make sure the hard disk is set to IDE emulation not SATA mode.

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Bad power supply?

My machine used to olly boot about 1/3 times - the rest of the time it would just sit thiere, spinning its fans. I replaced the PSU and it went away

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dead motherboard?

can you return it?

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How powerful is the PSU?

Have you attatched the small power connectors?

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yes, actually, they are

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The crappy logo:

lol they had to ban the advert because it gave people seizures

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The london 2012 olympics logo looks like crap

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I saw that show on the History channel. It didn't say that 2012 will be the apocalypse but rather was clear to say it won't be the end of the world but rather the end of the world as we know it, and that we're going to be entering a whole new era.

In 2038 or 2106 (depending on signing) most UNIX/Linux and modern Windows NT based systems will fail due to a date bug. This could very well signal the end of the world, or just anothe fun time for y2k paranoids

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Yeah. SFC is a useful tool. In case system files have been replaced by bad ones or have been damaged (a common one is a fake windows login screen which steals your password) it can replace them with the correct ones from the windows cd (or a backup it keeps on the disk but its better to use the cd as some malware programs are crafty and alter the backup too)

After running SFC you should run windows update as sometimes it may un-apply hotfixes/patches

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if windows system files have been replaced restore them like so:

1) find your XP cd
2) close all running applications
2) go to run and type sfc /scannow
4)wait (its a silent process, reboot afetrwards)
5) see if that helps

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dont talk about xbox modding here. its a legal grey area

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You might want to get rid of adobe speed launcher. it slows down your PC

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remove:

O2 - BHO: (no name) - {767F36F0-1245-42E1-9812-337CCFE56FA0} - C:\WINDOWS\system32\geebx.dll (file missing)

geebx is malware

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Its to with how XP allocates timeslices. 2003 uses a different model.

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Xp doesnt use more than 2 cores or virtual cpus effectively. Quad core is a waste on XP.

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Im a man ;)

glad to help

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remove the cards and try with the onboard vga and if it still doesnt work, then its probably the PSU.

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I think its the power supply

Hoe many watts is it? your system, needs at least a 550w. If you pushed your cards over the edge you could have caused your PSU to die.

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Video Memory: Built-in 256 MB VRAM from ASUS P5B-MX/WiFi-AP Motherboard

Thats the problem. Video built into the motherboard is crappy - in reality its something like a 2mb video chip and steals the rest of the memory from the system ram and steals CPU time from your main CPU whereas an add-in card has its own fast dedicated memory and CPU.

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So the lesson on debugging will emphasize verifying that the code does what it looks like it should do. In addition, we'll discuss common errors (bad indentation; naming a function instead of calling it; off-by-one; infinite loops; etc.).

Okay, i dont know anything about python(Im a VB guy) but in VB its always interesting to give someone a equasion which works if they do it by themselves in thier head, but not on the computer, due to operator precedence (BODMAS)


(B)rackets
(O)rder (sometimes called (I)ndicies)
(D)ivision
(M)ultiplication
(A)ddition
(S)ubtraction

e.g

What do you think the answer to 2 + 3 x 5 is?

Is it (2 + 3) x 5 = 5 x 5 = 25 ?

or 2 + (3 x 5) = 2 + 15 = 17 ?

(its actually 17!!)!

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Use my methods. It does the same thing but its all typed out for you, all you need to do is unzip then right click and select merge for each .reg file

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Unzip and run these .reg files.

sometimes the association for type "drive" and folder becomes broken - these files will reset them. Unzip them and run by right clicking and choosing merge

XP SP2 ONLY!!!!

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In access 2003 you can change the recod locking options under TOOLS -> OPTIONS -> ADVANCED and you can choose:

Open Mode (shared or exclusive)

- Shared allows multiple users to run the database, exclusive doesnt.

"Default Record locking" has choices for:

No locks (BAD IDEA!!!)
All records (impractical)
Edited record (what you want)

chooosing edited record lets users use the database together but not work on the same record e.g a customer at once.

I have included a picture to show you:

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welcome and yeah, dont bump threads and dont make them in more than one board

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ukh u now wut forget it i was searchin for progrmas for this os and it doesnt has that much of softwares

There are 10s of thousdands of free softwares you can get by download. You can view and download them by opening the program "Synaptic Package Manager" or by clicking add/remove programs

For themes for ubuntus user interface (caled GNOME) check out www.gnome-look.org

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I red of a wierd issue like this beforre where someone baught a motherboard that aught to have supported dual core, but in reality it needed a bios flash to be able to do so. The irony is that the guy had to get a non-dual core cpu to perform this flash.

This might help but be VERY careful. If your computer switches off during the flash it will screw up the motherboard probably forever

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Overheating?

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Comntrol panel -> Scanners and Cameras

I thinjk you can just right click and do share?

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Yeah, the problem is most likely that the driver for the Audigy didnt like your windows installation rather than that the card is bad.

To most people onboard = good sound card

Unless you play games, or do recording for a band, or have a large speaker system, you are just fine with onboard sound.

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Hit F12?

On my dimension desktop i can hit F12 to choose a one-off boot device

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sure? thats wierd ive never seen that before...

dit it overheat?

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"clean the memory sticks with an eraser.."

dont use any old eareaser!
if you dont know what i mean, dont try it...

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Its 3gb and btw arma is really slow installing....

Make sure you have installed your chipset drivers or else XP will only be using one core of your Core2

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not all monitors let you replace the cable in which case you need a new monitor :(

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Its a problem with the cable. It means theres a broken connection inside it - try wiggling the cable around a bit

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the dells have custom front panel connectors. i think you need them too

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Dell motherboards are a custom size. They also require a proprietary dell PSU and front panel.

Dell motherboards and PSUs will NOT fit in a pc other than the one they were designed for

If you manage to get it to fit somehow, connecting it to your standard PSU and on/off switches will fry it.

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try disabling the windows firewall and trying it

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Try safe mode. If the error doesnt occur in safe mode then boot into normal mode (but remove all non-essential cards and peripherals) and see if it happens. If it still is fine then add the peripherals one at a time until you find the one causing the problem.

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yeah you get issues when you upgrade win2k to xp (WINNT and WINDOWS) or if you upgrade xp home to xp pro or xp to vista (WINDOWS and WINDOWS(0) )

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Its a common problem. Some drives firmware have issues with the copy protection in games.

You need to update the burner firmware

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go into "Help And Support" inb the start menu and do a search for "EULA"

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Welcome!

With relation to your BSOD, what OS are you running (windows 2000, xp, vista) and which service pack?

Generally that error means a bad 3rd party driver. Try booting in safe mode and seeing if it occurs. If not then you know it must be a driver problem (in safe mode only core Microsoft drivers are loaded)

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i dont think you actually need the CD. I think you should be able to just plug it in and use the web interface