Admiral Ross
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Hey dude, your hanging here now? Cool! This is an awesome place.Glad to meet everyone here... -
Most places say in their TOS that you can't like files link from outside. They get pissed when you do. It's more like you are using their space and bandwidth but no webpage and that isn't the purpose.Would that be good for hosting stuff that will be used on a forum? Every time someone reloads the page, it has to access it again.. -
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Thanks for posting these. I currently use TCPview from Sysinternals. I like the CurrPorts and the What's Running is cool too.
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Another thing. If memory serves me correct when dual booting that's what you are doing, Linux needs to have the master boot record. Windows won't know what the hell to do with it if it sees Linux in there. If you are gonna dual boot, I'd have all hdds formated for fat32. You'll be able to access all info on all drives no matter what os you use.ok. I have 1 hd for xp and 1 for linux .My motherb detected both ,i set xp's hd master and linux's slave(motherb detected),hwever,when login in xp ,the linux' hd doesnot show up in "my computer".(the weird thing is that i think it shows up in "divice manage".anyone know why my slave hardrive does not shows in My Computer?thanksGood luck,
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HA! Try reprogramming those things all day long. I used to TFTP custom firmwares to them. The older versions where more stable. Since they moved to faster chips they get hot way too quick and force them to become unstable. If I do get one, I will cut a hole on the top of it and solder in a 80mm fan to it. There are mods out there show you how to do it.man what a frustrating time with that first dud that i got! everything is good now.
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DNS Stuff you want to use for external sites or IPs. It won't do you any good internal/intranet wise. If your router is set to factory defaults which I hope not. You'll be presented with the login box, username: blank, password: admin. Now, if you set it to something and don't remember then you'll have to reset the router. If so get the paper clip handy. Inject the paper clip into the pin hole and hold in for a 30 secs. Power it down and wait 30 secs then power it back up.Sorry Hazelnut i should have explained. that is the ip that linksys uses for configuring its routers. i try to get to there site, and cant get there.oh, the site must have been down, because today it is letting me access it.
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Did you run & crimp all the cable yourself? Why did you do that? Didn't you get a wireless router? I'm gonna assume, no since you are running cable. Well, if that is the case then you'll have 100 mb/s all the way around.I spent the morning running internet wire all over my house. I got connections on all four levels now!Getting ready for that laptop-just have to convince the better half to let me get one in the newyear!
LMAO! Yeah, right! The ball and chain......Nows the perfect time for Santa to deliver one in about a weeks time!
I suppose the discussion may be something like:
"where'd you get that"
"Santa dear"
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A mess isn't even the word! I used to be a Cable Tech! Not fun! Ceilings/walls/floors what a dirty job!True, Wi-Fi can really be a convenience. Cables are a mess, inconvenience and unwanted clutter. -
Sometimes running CABLE all over the place isn't an option.I don't trust Wi-Fi and wireless stuff.I don't trust Wi-Fi and wireless stuff.
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Yeah, I wish someone would make a plugin for Trillian that would do that. I have it check all my email accts now. It will show a list of what is there. You can delete them but not on the server side.I use a nifty little program for checking my emails at my server which shows what is available and I can select which ones to delete before opening OE to retrieve the good ones. -
Thanks, this will be great in a domain environment. All you need is a log in script when users login to the domain the script just pull this down and install it to their desktops..........YAY!Attached is a simple administrative template to configure CCleaner using Group Policy Objects. To repackage the application as MSI simply use e.g. Installer2Go -
Thanks, That's what I'm here for. Anyone else need this kinda help just let me know. I'm good with hardware and networking, that's my speciality. From the sympthems it sounds like it was faulty. Sometimes hardware is DOA. It's a b*tch especially when you give a client this hardware you look like an a$$. But, those are the breaks in the business.A special thanks to Admiral Ross for helping me out with this. I was very frustrated! But at least it wasnt my fault this time! Oh, and the router went on sale since i bought it, so they gave me twenty bucks back! awesome! Yeah, it's awesome that you got $20 back for all of your troubles.
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Hello All!
I've been thinking about this for a while now. I'm done a lot of research. I'd like a device that I can use WIFI internet, and watch movies on. Also, be able to sync with a cell phone.
I've looked at 2 device for this but they are lacking features.
1. Zune
Plays movies & music, but no internet
2. PSP.
Plays mvoies, music, games & internet, but no phone support. Also, not enough storage.
Now, I'd like to use GPS as well and tie all that in for WIFI tri angulation.
Does anyone here have any other ideas or solutions.
Thanks
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My fiance computer is w3503 and it had some problems fresh out of the box. I reinstalled the OS and dropped in some more memory and now it works fine. I'm gonna be adding more ram put in a agp 8x vid card in it and replace the celeron d with a pentium d. Her machine will be done after that.these computers are on sale for $250...are they worth this amount? i have consistently heard bad things about emachines? -
If the case is big enough you can start by putting the mobo in and then the PSU.??? I guess I wasn't clear. I'm looking for advice on the order in which I put the components into the case. -
First off what is this box going to do? Once the box has a purpose then you can work around that purpose. Next is budget. How much loot do you have to spend. That is the *KICKER*!I'm going to be doing my first build sometime in January. I'm looking for advice on the order to assemble the parts. I've seen several lists of which parts to do in what order, with a few variations.I have some variations where the PSU goes in after the mobo & CPU - particularly with the Antec P180 case.
I have also read some variations where people recommend testing the bios after the mobo & cpu - though it wasn't clear to me if they had installed the ram yet or not. Is it possible they didn't install the ram before testing, or did they just forget to mention that step.
I'm interested in opinions on all of the above, and any other advice anyone would like to share.
Next you are talking about burning in the machine. If something is faulty on the mobo the 1st 24 hrs it will show. I do it this way when the machine is all built all parts are inserted and everything is working. I just leave the system on and then run MEMTEST86. The box sits there and tests memory the entire 24hrs. 2 things I will know when it's all done. 1. memory is either good or bad and 2. mobo is good or bad any other components failed along the way.
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Usually this means that the hard drive is going. However, you indicated that these laptops are new. You can turn off the SMART feature in the BIOS and see if the error returns. I don't understand how software and produce this error. This is a hardware error. That message your getting is from the SMART electronics on the hard drive. The hard drive is failing and some diagnostic are out of the designed threshold. Did someone drop the laptop?In any event, here is my prob: After running the fix issues, I rebooted my laptop (or tried to), and I got an error message: SMART Failure Predicted on Hard disk. WARNING: Immediately back up your data and replace your hard disk drive. -
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Check these stats out!
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Well in my case of my fiance she has 1 gb but she has onboard video so her main memory drops to 880. So when I drop in a new AGP 8x card in there it will release the memory back. Plus it will improve system performance.I have had someone previously suggest getting a graphics card, rather than using the shared graphics set-up. But I don't use the computer for gaming, mainly just emails, newsgroups and the internet, plus some use of spreadsheets etc. I'm really looking for extra memory just to speed up the running of the computer as sometimes I have a few applications running at the same time. -
The higher end Conroe processors are labeled as the E6600 and E6700 Core 2 Duo models, with the E6600 clocked at 2.4 GHz and the E6700 clocked at 2.67 GHz. The family has a 1066 MT/s front side bus, 4 MB shared L2 cache, and 65 watts TDP. These processors have been tested against AMD's current top performing processors (Athlon 64 FX Series), which were, until this latest Intel release, the fastest CPUs available, and the vanilla Conroe boasts much faster performance.[1] Overclocking results show that the E6700 and E6600 are stable when overclocked to 4 GHz with air cooling and to 5.4 GHz with liquid nitrogen cooling, despite having locked multipliers.[2]I'm trying to decide if I should buy within the next week, or wait until some time in January. Does anyone know if the price is likely to come down after Christmas and by mid-January? Or should I just bite the bullet and get it now?At launch time, Intel's prices for the Core 2 Duo E6600 and E6700 processors were $316 USD and $530 USD each in quantities of 1000.
Price on Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16819115002
$509.99 Right now.
Pricewatch: http://www.pricewatch.com/cpu/core_2_duo_e6700_2.67ghz.htm
Starting out at: 526.50
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port 61 is IMAP, EMAIL, https is your SSL, 110 is POP3, svchost.exe, is your system, 888 is the process ID. 1048, 47, 46 are you local outbound ports, which are random.svchost.exe:888 TCP *.:1048 64.4.21.61:https ESTABLISHEDsvchost.exe:888 TCP *.:1047 64.4.21.61:http ESTABLISHED
svchost.exe:888 TCP *.:1046 64.212.100.110:http ESTABLISHED
Here is a listing of ports
5MB memory storage in 1956
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Yeah, same here. Some MP3 Players have solid-state memory in them. Puts my Zen 2.0 to shame...