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For me the XP repair has worked even if the SP on the CD was different (older) than the installed operating system SP. It just reoves all the updates that were added after the CD SP. This is one reason some apps don't work right. They need the later updates if they were installed with them...

UltraDefrag is a free defrag program the defragments, compacts (move to outside) and defrags on boot-up. http://sourceforge.net/projects/ultradefrag/

The little card sitting in front of the device says PCI-E 8x.

And get outrageous bonuses!

Uda??, Uda?? Uda who?? :roll:

Just make sure the warranty is from the manufacturer, not some third party that the dealership is trying to sell you.

Apple??, Apple??... I had one yesterday. It was a Granny Smith. Yummy!

Pay raises and promotions have been canceled. No bonuses. I took a healthy pay cut, but I still have my job and benefits.

I believe I saw an article on Slashdot that told how to tune Linux to work better with SSD drives. Aparently Windows and Linux both need some driver tuning to use SSDs.

For RAID 1 I would look at a 3Ware 8006-2LP: $139.99 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816116030

Or replace the fans with temperature controlled ones.

This looks interesting: Performance loss over time with SSDs. http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=669

Scion Xb or Scion Xd

A relative had a C230 four-matic. It spent a lot of time in the Benz garage gettings things fixed that should have lasted forever. She traded it on a Prius.

One thing that has me baffled after looking at the pictures, the houses are destroyed but the nearby trees look unscathed. Strange.

Happy Birthday Storage Forum :jumpin:

On some sites, you must copy some letters and/or numbers into a box. These letters/numbers are hard to read and change with each register. Would that help here?

You can also try a product called Goo Gone.

A moving laser?

Congratulations! I hope you have decades of happiness.

There is an MP3 patch posted for Windows 7.

You can disable that in Preferences.

I have used something very similar for SCSI 80 pin to 68 pin. They worked fine. But make sure you put a piece of tape on the PC board on the side that faces the hard drive. I had one short out and it destroyed the hard drive.

Congradulations :thumbleft:

Merry Christmas

New 160GB Intel SSD. http://www.intel.com/design/flash/nand/mainstream/index.htm

Every computer I have assembled in the last year has a 80+ Antec power supply in it. Bozo :joker:

I have SP3 running on a few computers. No problems. Why reinstall? Just run the SP3 package and update your system as is. Bozo :joker:

I just installed XP+SP2 and Office 2000 on a computer. Total size of the install on the "C" partition is 3.3GB. Bozo :joker:

Congratulations! Bozo :joker:

Interesting SSD plugs into a PCI-E slot. http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9121698&intsrc=hm_list Bozo :joker:

Looks like a horse trailer. Bozo :joker:

Meaning USB sticks?? Bozo :joker:

If the specs I looked at are correct, your motherboard is not rated for that memory. http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128323 For some reason I cannot get to the Gigabyte web site at the moment. Bozo :joker:

Nine years ago when I had my first heart cath, my cholesteral was 123. Before my bypass surgery, it was 117. I believe there are other factors that determine what causes blocked arteries. Bozo :joker:

Did you create the folders as one user and now you trying to access them as a different user? Bozo :joker:

Yep. I have had two heart catherizations previous to the open heart surgery. Even with a bland (healthy) diet, I still have cholesteral problems. I'll be trying some new medications soon. I'm beginning to believe that if you abuse your body early, you will pay for it the rest of your life...

Try starting here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa569263.aspx On the right side. Bozo :joker:

I have the following sizes for the install files: Dot Net 1.1 = 23meg Dot Net 2 = 22meg Dot Net 3 = 51meg Dot Net 3.5 = 197meg Dot Net 1 must be installed by itself. Dot Net 3 contains Dot Net 2. I haven't installed DOT Net 3.5 yet. And, there are different downloads for 64bit. Bozo :joker:

Back in the day, one of my favorites was deep fried hot dogs. I have also enjoyed Kentucky Fried chicken and potato chips dipped in butter. Kinda explains why I needed open heart surgery. Bozo :joker:

Seems it is marking a Windows file as a virus. http://securityandthe.net/2008/11/10/avg-virus-scanner-removes-critical-windows-file/ Bozo :joker:

How about 'psexec'? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553.aspx I use this to remotely install all sorts of programs. Bozo :joker:

I'm home recuperating from open heart surgery and that crap sounds like a relapse. No thanks! Bozo :joker:

:joker:Uncheck the 'Automatically Restart' box in System Properties, Advanced, Startup and Recovery. This way you will see the BSOD. Bozo

Hmm...never tryed RyanVM updater. Always used NLite to slip stream it into an install disk. Bozo :joker:

The new Autopatcher is great. It downloads the most recent patches so it is up to date. Then the entire program and patches can be burned to disc. RyanVM is good too, but is made to be slip streamed into the install disk. Bozo :joker:

Most power supplies built in the last few years have the 4 pin square connector on them. I believe they were required when the Pentium 4 came out. Bozo :joker:

I usually assign one NIC per OS. Bozo :jokecolor:

One of the first things I noticed was the boot up time of the host. With earlier versions the GUI would come up, and then there was 1-2 minute delay until the networks were ready. Now, when the GUI comes up, the network is ready too. I also seems like they improved the VMWare tools. The nice...

Looks and acts completely different than previous versions. http://www.vmware.com/download/server/ Bozo :jokecolor: