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any wierd appliances near by that could cause interference? Could it be a loose wire picking up fan noise?

Yes this could be... make sure that your speaker wired do not cross any power cords. Sometimes the charger units for batteries will cause sound if interfering with speakers.

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If you could explain your problem properly, you will get more accurate suggestions.

One more thing could be, over time, as you add more and more programs to your computer, many of these applications automatically add themselves to your Windows Start-up folder.

Additionally, these applications can add themselves quietly to a hidden area of your Windows Start-up system (accessed via the MSCONFIG run command). In extreme cases your PC will appear completely frozen.

Limiting the number of applications loading themselves at start-up can speed boot times considerably and increase overall system performance.

Welcome to the forum, you can search through forum to get more resources on Flash, PHP and CSS. BTW you have come at the right place, you'll get plenty of experts advices here to reach your goal :).

Welcome to the forum, have a great stay on board.

Welcome to the forum, great to have you all here.

Ok, we understand that a small form-factor PC like Cybernet’s ZPC GX31 would really suit some user’s needs: on a cramped shop counter-top perhaps.

Does that mean having a waterproof tv in the bathroom and relax watching your favourite programme or movie, watch the football while you relax in the bath or just catch up with the latest news whilst freshening up for that night out :)

Network security starts from authenticating any user. Once authenticated, firewall enforces access policies such as what services are allowed to be accessed by the network users. Though effective to prevent unauthorized access, this component fails to check potentially harmful contents such as computer worms being transmitted over the network. An intrusion prevention system (IPS) helps detect and prevent such malware. IPS also monitors for suspicious network traffic for contents, volume and anomalies to protect the network from attacks such as denial of service. Communication between two hosts using the network could be encrypted to maintain privacy. Individual events occurring on the network could be tracked for audit purposes and for a later high level analysis.

Wide-area networks also operate over a variety of wireless media. There are 4 steps to creating a network
1.Choose your wireless equipment
2.Connect your wireless router
3.Configure your wireless router
4.Connect your computers

And as said by kawalya, Network security is a vast subject.

I read in reviews that SNORT has up-to-date intrusion detection (signature, etc.) rule files, a very large and happy user base, free user support forums, and commercial support service available. It allows installation with a MySQL database as an option, allowing alerts and related information to become accessible via ordinary SQL-related tools for user-defined analysis. It can also be installed with an analysis tool called ACID.

Open-source alternatives to SNORT exist. Here are just a few.
In the Windows NT/2000 camp LANGuard S.E.L.M. (Security Event Log Monitor), available in a single-server/five-workstation evaluation version.

ISS (Internet Security Systems) has several different products for NT/2000 and Solaris, including the RealSecure IDS, available for evaluation download.

Ohh.. thats great. Congratulations, Ene.

if u can't convince 'em, confuse 'em :)

How much you can make highly depends on the niche you're in, the competition there, your dedication to succeed, the time you spend and your skills in internet marketing.

But it all needs hard work. best of luck. Affiliate programs, adsense are some choices.

Good info above... GPRS is a high-speed data connection. 3G (also called EDGE) is a lower-speed connection. Both of these technologies are part of GSM;

Along with .Net platform and PHP. Check out some services like Ning provides the best platform for setting up good-looking, sophisticated social networks with minimal effort. KickApps provides the best platform for integrating social networking components into existing websites. CrowdVine and Haystack are viable options for organizations that are looking for simple social networks to improve personalized communication online.

Welcome to the forum. I think you can pursue careers within traditional digital media, films, or print media as decision makers in presentation for message delivery. These professionals plan, analyze, and create visual solutions to communications problems along with marketing message delivery.

I agree with Dickersonka, programming but its not just something to pick up so easily.

Welcome to the forum. It's assumed that if you want to write an operating system, you have at least some programming experience. Hopefully, you know either C or C++ fairly well. You should know pointers, structs and the basic data types, control loops, and the preprocessor well, but don't worry about the standard libraries, ANSI or otherwise, since those are essentially irrelevent in systems programming. This is just one thing there are other things too where you have to be expert in to build a OS.

Visual Basic is a programming language, as is C++.
VB derives from BASIC. C++ derives from C.

Welcome to the forum. You have come at the right place. You will find experts here who can help you with Java or every tech topics.

BTW with good commercial-quality Java games on the market, it will become a definitive choice.

Hi Iang, welcome to the forum. Great to have you here. Which field you are from?

Looking forward to see your posts.

I think a chief security officer may have both a CPP and CISSP. There are approximately 55 different vendors offering security certifications. Many new certifications are coming out and outlining a few would be helpful CISSP, CISA, CISM, CFE, GIAC, ITIL, BS7799, ISO27000, certifications from OISSG, ISSA and so on and so forth.

Ya chat snippers do work. If you want to know whether your network is connected via hub or switch, just run the sniffer and check it for 1 or 2 hours. If you see only your and your buddy’s message then a switch is used; if you see others messages as well then a hub is used - in which case you are in a danger as your messages are leaked.

And thats a nice find, will check that and let you know how it worked for me. If you come across any prevention utilities...let me know too.

Internal theft and sabotage can hit companies hard in many ways, It should be clear that companies need to monitor insiders as aggressively as they do outsiders. However, policing insiders can prove challenging given the privileged access they require to do their jobs. Here are the five most common methods insiders use to access network resources and simple measures enterprise IT can take to protect against the implied threats.

1. Modems. A lack of central management combined with easy-to-guess static passwords make modems an ideal entry point for insiders with detailed knowledge of a network. Many companies have tried to address this challenge by simply unplugging modems until needed. However, unplugging modems makes it impossible to use them for their intended purpose, namely remotely restoring critical systems in times of emergency or outage

2. Open file transfer. Most organizations use open file transfer to patch network infrastructure. Internal technicians and vendors use this poorly secured, unrestricted access to troubleshoot, apply appropriate fixes and correct problems. However, they also can misuse this freedom to change files, remove critical components or disrupt systems, resulting in nonoperational systems, Web site defacements, data theft and other damaging situations.

3. Open telnet and SSH ports. Companies that use third parties to remotely access and troubleshoot systems should properly secure or close telnet and SSH ports. Without these protections in place, all a remote technician needs is a single internal IP address to get anywhere on your network without your knowledge.

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It could be a hype as they say their findings which could completely bring Windows Vista to its knees. The researchers were able to load whatever content they wanted into any location they wished on a user.

Welcome Namrata, you've come at the right place. You going to love your stay on here and going to learn many good things.

Hi Amie, have a great stay. Nice to see you on here.

Hi, yeah sure you will get enough of space here.

Here I've got one more link which will help to track ip address when on messengers, for an instance in MSN Messenger or Yahoo Messenger or any other
Instant Messenger's. Try http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/TcpView.html
I don't use the messenger services but when I P2P I can see
everybody's IP address and DNS name.

What you could do is create the event in JavaScript, with the control being
in the server side. You could do that by closing the object in a span an
firing a function in the onclick of the span or the object that you have
your checkbox in.

Edit the maximum_execution_time in your php.ini, default is 60 seconds.