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on vista theres a network map under control panel. To get XP clients to show in it you have to download a driver from microsoft [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922120[/url] worked for me, showed all my clients + UpNP devices like router and NAS

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Yes,do as jonman68 says and DO NOT download the thing that it asks you to. That warning is a virus and will install more if you run it.

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im pretty sure you can only use VAIO motherboards and cases on other VAIOs as they are a custom size

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if he wants big scale (like 64 drives) you can get those industrial cd cloners for a couple of grand

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can you kill it in the BIOS? my dell (intel mobo) has a section called "Integrated peripherals" for disabling video, sound, network

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Does it power on when on wall power? If so your battery may have expired - they have a life of 1-5 years

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seriously, mphanrobin, make a new thread and stop hijacking other peoples

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you can use the NT bootloader. There is a howto on MS but its for booting windows 2000 and XP or something like that.

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Okay im going to build a new PC. I want it for programming/college/games (nothing too fancy, guild wars, battlefield 2 and c &c generals mainly) what do you all think of this? AMD X2 AM2 Dual Core 4200 (2ghz, 512 cache - per core) 1024Mb 667Mhz PC5400 240pin DDR2 RAM …

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My compiler says my code isnt standard c++? [code] #include <iostream.h> //Decimal To Binary Conversion //James Duncan Bennet 2007 james.bennet1@ntlworld.com using namespace std; void binarynum(int); int main(void) { int intnum; int choice = 0; cout << endl << "Decimal To Binary Conversion" << endl; cout << endl << "Please enter …

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Ive done it in access itself, not with VB. In access I made a query and made the SQL starement so it said SELECT (whatever fields) from (tablename) WHERE (search field) LIKE (searchterm) searchterm was supplied by the user and the output of the query was displayed in a report …

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Seems to me as if the security centre is corrupted does the SFC command work in vista?

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no, the dells that dont have disks usually have a recovery partition. hit control + f11 repeatedly when the system is starting up . THIS WILL ERASE EVERYTHING!

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550w+ (no need for over 750) and yeah its the amperage on the 12v rails that matter the most. Look out for that

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[QUOTE=binoj_daniel;464619]This will allows users to manipulate digital content by finger tips. [/QUOTE] Its called PocketPC ;)

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[quote=happygeek;441418]Hmmm, sense of humour and Gordon Brown? Nope, don't think there is any danger of the two meeting up at any point.[/quote] Yeah i agree :) I find it hilarious that the UN made Tony Blair in charge of Middle East peace. The middle east hate him.

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get a windows 2000 cd and boot into recovery console (i think 2k has it, xp does) also you might not have to do a full reinstall, a repair reinstall might do speak to him first.

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yeah, you need to get the domain registrar (they will have a fee) and your ISP (who will also charge a fee) to transfer it

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Opensuse and Fedora generally tend to be slow. I like debian, if you a network connection via ethernet, just dowwnload the <200mb netinstall image and it will download what you need (choose desktop + base system) debian is nice and fast, and if youve used ubuntu before, should be familiar …

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To find out much RAM and CPU you have go into COntrol panel -> System its under computer:

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for a domain controller do "apt-get update" then "apt-get install samba". This will download SAMBA for windows network integration. Then just change smb.conf (in /etc some where) - its got a lot of comments so you can set up a DC quite easialy.

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a server is just a really reliablepc with a big disk, lots of ram, usually many cpus, a fast network card, and a server OS like windows 2003 Dont use XP as a proper server.

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some linksyses do have replaceable antennas wifi range is about 100 - 150ft usually - i think 50 yards might be too long.

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Power? Some usb disks draw a little power from the port, meaning they dont work with laptops or pcs that have lots of devices

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Antec is the best one out of the ones you have mentioned. Thermaltake is also good If you are getting one with a PSU you want a power supply unit NO LOWER than 500w .750 is overkill. 550-650 is good if you want to run current graphics cards etc.... , …

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be careful. dells have crap power supplies (which you cant replace) so you probably cant put anything better in - also the dells cases are crap design (cant be replaced either) so those "fat" cards wont fit

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You might not ned to wipe As soon as the PC starts up start hammering away at the F8 key. You will get to a text menu, Choose safemode. A load of stuff will flow down the screen, the system will be slow and look like crap, but its okay. …

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939 is being phased out for AM2, you mean. Get an AM2 + An athlon FX Dual Core. They rock and are fauirly cheap.

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