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OK Guys....here is an issue that I have and desperately need to get resolved.

I have a user who changed the association of the mapimail file in Outlook 2000 from the default "Unknown application"...

I know that all you old timers may remember me from a previous life and I feel that I must appologize for not posting here in forever. I have been deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom...

You may need to specify the correct boot device in your BIOS as well...IE:

1st boot device- RAID(or could be SCSI, External, or UDMA66)
2nd boot device- IDE 0

etc....

Thats the way my KG7...

[quote]Originally posted by confus-ed:
<strong>I've never bought one of these.

But from memory of discussions on them, don't they have a little button somewhere that switches them up to x52, like...

[quote]Originally posted by jaeger:
<strong>Might get this a bit off, but oh well...

The Palomino is the successor to the Thunderbird core. What have been added are support for Intel's SSE...

Absolute Genius!

Scientists at Alabama University, working under a $64.9M contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), have developed the first Internet Digital Perpetual...

[quote]Originally posted by cc_penguin:
<strong>Good reason, especially with the weather we've been having lately (for the exception of yesterday, damn tornados :D :D ...

Well, this is the reason that I haven't posted in 4 days! It was a hard choice between this and the VFR. I just think this one has more style to it!

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I don't know if they ship to the UK but you should look for a similar product there.

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This is exactly what you...

Sounds like a dry socket....a soldier joint has broken loose from the board and it on connects *part* of the time. A 5 minute job if you have a soldiering iron. :D

[quote]Originally posted by a d e p t:
<strong>What is "scrapple"?</strong><hr></blockquote>

Its sortof a meat......its whats left over after they make sausage.

Its a northern thing...I first...

[quote]Originally posted by Gameguru:
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You will probably never be able to recover the data by placing the drives in a raid on another board...(including physically moving the drives to...

You don't need a hub...you need a router. That way, you will have an IP address for the router and it will assign its on IPs to your computers allowing them to share the connection. Once you have it,...

Does it stop when burning with one large file or an entire cd with a large total file size....ie 650megs of mp3s? It could be a buffer underrun problem. If it is, you should be able to see your...

[quote]Originally posted by Stanley_Kubrick:
however[/b], based on my experience with these abit/promise raid boards, I would have to say that you might just be screwed. these whores are finicky as...

It burns it burns!!!!!

There is an option in the modem properties that says "Dial X to get an outside line" Just put 1 or two in it so that it will dial that number before the number to the ISP.

[quote]Originally posted by EvilCabbage:
<strong>Uh... Im gunna take a bit of a negative view here. While I fully support your interest in Linux, clustering servers isnt something you can just 'plug...

[quote]Originally posted by WebHead:
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Damn! Cat 11? That must've cost a pretty penny! But well worth it, it appears. :D </strong><hr></blockquote>

Didn't cost me one thin dime! All...

[quote]Originally posted by Hippie_Tech:
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I realize white pepper comes from white pepper corns. However, white pepper corns are indeed derived from the same pepper corns that make black...

When you do the three finger salute(C+A+D) make sure you leave two things: systray and explorer. If you close out systray, you could be forcing a scandisc restart.

If it still tries to restart,...

You may be able touse ISOBUSTER or another data recovery prog to copy the data back to your HD and then try to recover it fom there.

You can get it <a...

Looks like it may be a permision problem. You need to make sure that the account that you are logged into has administrator rights. The repair that you ran may have put you back down to a regular...

[quote]Originally posted by Milenko:
<strong>LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've got two 100Mbit connections to the net. :D :D :D
Use yer back button to run another test and you get pretty...

Not a bad battery in itself but it could possible be shorting something on the board.
I'm really just guessing at this point. I would really put it down as a hardware issue and more specifically a...