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Network & sound cards are working fine after reinstalling Windows XP Pro. This was completed last night.

I know this is an old thread but I also learned that computer speakers could be shared with an audio/video selector switch with RCA inputs & outputs. You'd connect the computer's sound cards to the...

(Just a head's up, this one's a head scratcher)

A little while ago while installing Ubuntu, my network & sound cards won't work properly. They were working fine under Windows XP so I blamed Linux....

A friend of mine just installed AVG & said that it found more infections than Norton a/v did. Only reason why I use Norton is because I like Systemworks 2005. Can't tell you how many things I fixed...

I'm using Norton Systemworks 2005. I know it's a memory hog. What alternative do you suggest?

According to Intel, the SpeedStep driver is already installed with Windows XP.
Therfore, I did not install it myself. If I did something wrong or forgot something then please correct me.
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After the memory & new hard drive were installed, I checked if there were any unnecessary services or processes running within Windows Xp. (Yeah, I know that sounded funny) I turned off a few...

Dell Latitude C610
Windows XP Pro

I recently replaced the hard drive because it sounded like it was dying plus the response time seemed sluggish. With the new hard drive, it seemed to move a...

Another slam dunk made by NooNoo!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much. :)

Aside from a kvm switch, I was wondering if external pc speakers could be shared through a simple A/B switch. Thanks.

Both peripherals have been tested prior to connecting to the kvm switch & work fine. I tried swapping the usb/ps2 adapters between mouse & keyboard but it made no difference.

Parts involved:
KVM3304 PS2 kvm switch
9V power adapter
Microsoft Comfort Curve keyboard
Inland usb mouse
usb to ps2 adapters

Connected to the kvm switch are a usb keyboard & mouse. They're...

That's what I thought too. Figured there'd be no need for multilple wi-fi cards when the 2 desktops will be so close to each other. Also, should I need another LAN connectiion for another computer...

I'm doing this because it'd allow me to connect multiple desktops without having to buy multiple wireless cards.

http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/tutorials/article.php/3639271

I was curious if anyone here tried using a WRT54G/L as a wireless client bridge with DD-WRT firmware. Thanks.