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Thanks guys.

$500-$1000 range for speakers and receiver. No way he can afford that super awesome room.

What would you guys recommend for 5.1 theater style sound? I'm looking for a friend as he wants to upgrade to a very nice theater system for his house. Any suggestions?

I believe (not 100%) that you have to rebuild the array.

Here Not sure if this will help or not. Check the bottom of the page on the second to last post. I'm assuming you know how to use Device Manager...it should work out if this is the correct driver.

Just curious, but do you have all the power connections plugged in on the motherboard? Check page 19 of that manual...let me know what you find out! Also make sure the graphics cards are seated all the way. **As far as the monitor being too old??** Never heard of that situation. I have...

Sounds like it could be a few different things. A.) Video Card B.) Possibly the motherboard, but if it's functional then that's probably not the issue C.) Memory...the root of all evils... I would start with the video card though...see if you have another one that you could try out with...

Thanks for the help guys.

Just wondering if you guys could help me out. I'm looking to implement some software that will allow me to have a live inventory of all the machines on a domain. I want very detailed information, such as installed software, product keys, running tasks, hardware installed, etc. Does anyone know...

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I was wondering if anyone would know how to do this. I have documents that are being scanned via a Lanier scanner and sent to an e-mail box. The e-mails are sent with a specific subject to each scan (namely an order number). What I want to do is have the e-mail attachments, as that's what the...

Ok that will probably work. Thanks alot!

OEM would have OEM if you right click on My Computer and look in the central of the page. Upgrade would have different Windows directory in C:\ and you'd see upgrade logs.

If it is RDRAM I would recommend an upgrade to a new PC. As far as I can tell it seems to be either a memory issue, or a motherboard/processor issue. I would clean everything up...make sure everything is seated right and see what happens.

These are company groups and there are probably 10-20 people per group. The groups are pulled off of active directory, but I could see someone just making another group, but isn't there a simplier way to just make sure that you're not included in a sent message when you're in that group. Lotus...