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No it isn't. Make sure the wall outlet you have plugged the system into is properly earthed....

And henceforth, avoid KaZaA. Full of spyware.

remember that formatting will delete all data stored in it.

[QUOTE=Narue]>The << and >> operators are not interchangeable. You also have a few other syntax errors and unnecessary stuff that can be removed: [code]#include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int a,b,k; cout<<"enter 1,2,or 3"; cin>>k; cout<<"enter 1,2,or 3"; cin>>b; a=k+b; cout<<endl<<a; system ("pause"); }[/code][/QUOTE] You do …

I wouldn't trust the intel thermal utility. Have had many experiences when it's reported the wrong temp. A BIOS fix is available, just don't know where (AMD fan here). Anyway, try running the computer with the case open and with a table fan blowing some air into the computer. If …

You will notice that the shut down dislog (when using the welcome screen) has 3 options -- Stand By, Turn Off and Restart. When this box is displayed, press the <shift> key. The Stand By option will turn to Hibernate. This is not an abnormality..it's just how Windows XP is. …

You could disable System restore and re enable it. That way, all old restore points will be dleeted, and windows will create a new one for you. This should clear a significant amount of space.. FYI, system restore files are found in the \System Volume Information folder.

I hope she hadn't applied vinyl polish to the dash like I do. Keeps the dash shiny and new.

I have to agree with you jwenting. Most of the people who graduate with a degree in Computer Science have absolutely no idea about real world apps. They think that the degree is the only thing that matters, when its not. A lot of my batchmates who just graduated have …

But if this trend catches on, fat people are going to make some serious cash...they have a lot of 'real estate', if you know what I mean...

what was the problem?

When you reloaded the OS, did you reformat and then reinstall or did you just install over the existing installation? For top performance, you should regormat and reinstall the OS. Also install the latest drivers for all your hardware.

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yup. as long as your mobo has the SATA and IDE ports...

is this a clean install or an upgrade? Also, why not install XP?

oh, it can be removed. just wiggle the HS off of the processor.

No boss yet (graduated a month ago), so no frustration. But im getting there...

I think the slots on the Toshiba Satellite

not too sure about lappies, but from what I've heard, if you can afford it, go for an Intel Centrino technology based system. Gives the best performance.

I guess it won't be right warping DaniWeb to DawiNeb now, would it?

The london bombings were bad enough, but did you guys follow the eight serial blasts that took place in Mumbai? The police have arrested some people so far and guess what: they turn out to be 20-25 year old muslims who have been so brainwashed by propaganda that they can …

I'm sorry. Did you say the CPU is soldered to te board or the battery?

Click Start>run, type diskmgmt.msc and press enter. Under Disk Management, Right-click an unallocated region of a basic disk, and then click New Partition, or right-click free space in an extended partition, and then click New Logical Drive. In the New Partition wizard, click Next, click Primary partition, Extended partition, or …

If the board is not beeping, even after removing the RAM sticks, it's possible the board is fried. However, try resetting the CMOS by removint the battery for upto 3 hours...

And, if possible, upgrade your OS. ME is quite an outdated OS. Besides, MS has stopped supporting Win 98 and ME.

How about simply underlining the word 'Quote:' and 'Quoted by: <username>" ?

Win XP-P, Win Server 2003, Enterprise, FC4, SUSE 10.1 (live). Occasionally, I boot off of my old QNX RTP CD. The Photon graphical environment was pretty slick.

Did you try replacing the battery? It's possible the battery may have worn out after a year...

Yeah. I can imagine how the neighbors stealing the guy's connection must be flustered. Imagine them coming to this guy and saying "Er, excuse me, but your internet connection's gone wonkers. Can you fix it fast please? I need to chat to my GF urgently, and I'm too cheap to …

You sure this is a board issue? I had a similar problem once..on entering the BIOS, top 30% of the screen would be blank and the remining screen would be garbled. Got the board and processor changed, no joy. Turned out the monitor was crapping out on me. Check your …

[QUOTE=nanosani]You can also set the NTFS permissions such that one OS cant access the drive of the second one.[/QUOTE] I thought NTFS permissions are stored on the disk itself. If you set deny permissions in one OS, the same permissions will apply to the other OS too. For example, if …

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Try reinstalling your Display drivers and the codec.

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wait a sec...where's the original post in this thread?

You sure she can't rig her post count? A little database manipulation perhaps. (please don't kill me, Dani. And please DO NOT ban me.)

Yup. Why dont ya just reload that image? Will be good for your computer AND your patience :mrgreen:

I agree. I once went on a week vacation without my ipod, cell phone and laptop. The withdrawal symptoms started right during the journey. The six hour train ride was hellish. I was tossing and turning throughout. My hands would automatically reach out for the absent ipod. I somehow killed …

its also possible that the replated control panel extension (desk.cpl) is missing or corrupt. Try running System File Checker (sfc /scannow) to restore all missing/corrupt system files.

FAT32 is your hard disk's file system. A file sustem is what determines how the OS stores data. Regarding your question about checking for inconsistencies, you don't have to worry about that. This happens when invariably a logical error occurs on the disk. Windows then runs the chkdsk (Check Disk) …

Glad you could resolve your issue...

You dont have to re activate everytime if you reinstall the OS on the same computer. Follow these stepa: 1. Double-click My Computer 2. Double-click on the "C" drive 3. Go to the C:\Windows\System32 folder 4. Find the files "wpa.dbl" and "wpa.bak" and copy them to a safe location. 5. …

I suppose you can use the hard drive, CD drive and the floppy drive. Other than that, since youre going for a brand new system, Id recommend new components like RAM, graphics etc. You could use the keyboard, mouse, speakers and monitor off of your old system too.

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This happens to me when certai USB devices (like the iPod in my case) are plugged in during POST. All I do is disconnect the iPod and reboot. The system gets back to normal then. Try disconnecting all USB devices (except keyboard/mouse ofcourse) and see if the problem recurs...

There is no such issue with the 754 Athlon64s not supporting SLI. All you need is a 754 board with two PCI-E slots and you're good to SLI. Ofcourse, you'll also need two identical graphics cards. Now, to answer each of your question [Quote] a. Am i better getting a …

Weird problem. Did you try clearing the CMOS? This could be an incorrect setting in the BIOS. Resetting the BIOS should help.

Try playing the game with the tower open and a fan blowing inside the computer. If this makes a difference, let us know and we'll go from there...

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Lets go sequentially. First up, disconnect all non necessary hardware -- modems, grphics cards (if you have an onboard adaptor. Otherwise, leave the graphics card), sound card, LAN card etc. Make sure only the graphics card and HD are cnnected. Then power up the system. If the crashes don't occur, …