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Congrats! Always exciting to be published!

When you said "Be gentle" I assumed you wanted comments, so here goes...

First I'd like to say that pretty much all of this applies to your colleagues...

Thx!

False - I prefer to wake up to a hot pot of coffee...cups are too small.

I predict the next poster has trouble finding matching pairs of socks in the morning and prefers mismatched socks to none...

Hi guys. Long long time no see. Miss ya all.

Replies are welcome, whether you miss the old days or not.

Ha. I'm only concerned that I'm not getting enough.

I predict that the next poster often feels guilty for not contacting his/her family often enough.

I agree with Noo...power is a major concern for newer high-end video cards. Often the symptoms of bad power or underpowering the system mimic the symptoms of other, more expensive components...

Found the solution finally HERE at the very end of the last message from "bill28099". XP started with no problems at all...looks like my customer has been playing with settings he shouldn't be. Of...

I have a customer who needs to dual boot for work, which shouldn't be a problem. However, there are a few hurdles I can't figure out how to overcome.

-Vista came preinstalled, no Vista disk,...

USB Floppy drive.

Yeah...I despise the cold as well...anything below about 70-75F and I start shivering.

This is not a recommended solution as some routers are not intelligent enough to check the network for a device with that IP on the network...using an address from the DHCP pool as a static can cause...

Not trying to plug for the company or anything, but we have partnered with a local biz that developed a sort of paperless office solution...PM if you want more info.

You have three options:

1. Go back to DHCP and accept the IP given by the router
2. Go back to DHCP and configure the router to pass the desired IP to your computer's MAC address
3. Remain...

Don't try to fix...just run it and post the log.

Possible(?) but unlikely...try updating the firmware. My DVD+/-RW drive started out reading everything fine...then 3 months later, it stopped reading cds. Updated the firmware and now it runs fine.

Best suggestion is to try their solution...if it works, assume they aren't all idiots. If it doesn't work...tell em to stick it...then write new scripts :)

I have a regular client with a similar setup - though he only has 3 XPP computers and one 2k box, he has folders shared on each. He had no problems with that setup for a long time...then he added...

There are tools out there to help that are freely available...go ahead and run the hijackthis, and barring forum limitations, we should be able to help you figure it out with the log post.

Once...

Uhhhh...guys? That doesn't sound like heat at all...that sounds like a virus (blaster, anyone?).

Don't do system restore - in fact, turn off system restore completely. Restart the system in...

Sounds to me like more of a language barrier than a PEBCAK.....

The drivers you find on the chipset manufacturer's website are almost always the most current/recent version - the only time I know...

go to the power management tab on the properties page for the network card and make sure "allow the computer to turn off..." is NOT checked. not much else I can offer on that one.

- Lv 34 Gnome Warlock @ Gorefiend -

So...since it seems like quite a few dead threads are getting pulled up...is anyone around still playing WoW? I just started about 2-3 months ago...my life...

run adaware and spybot in safe mode...if those don't do it, take it to be serviced or reformat the hdd...there are other cleaning utilities out there, but I've had the best luck with those.

hmmm...make sure all software firewalls are disabled, and maybe try reserving IP's by MAC address...then you can map the network drives using the IP instead of the UNC name (i.e....

The funniest thing of all is the fact that I got an email to let me know I got a reply to my post :P