Recent content by lkjhgf

Already did them both before going through the asspain of the uninstall-reboot-install Nvidia drivers hell, no success :-/

I tried to search the web for a fix but even Microsoft just provides a stand alone fix (which is the same as the integrated one...) that doesn't work, it says I should buy an 'at least dx9 video card and blahblahblah' while it worked for years with this one (obviously). The card doesn't flicker...

Yep, I guess that's the problem. By this post it looks that you're the one who's trying to. But in a naïve and wrong way: you surely can't blame people who are trying to help you in this thread by correcting you. Well, that's an argument, and I didn't disregard it. Actually it's a good...

>buys a $300 toy because of the 'look' >the technics is crap Ah ok.

Well, it looks that OP wants to put the turntable on his sub, so, there's no competitors: 13 Kg of stability, precision and no belt of transmission ():) I got 2 babies like these at home since I was 15, still working - I used them in all kind of situation :awe:

Just one word: SL-1200MKII or SL-1210MKII, depends on which colour you like the most :wub:

It's old stuff, around 2004. Thanks.

Is there a way to get rid of that mess? Just uninstall will work? I'm thinking for a refund... I've just read the blog of those damn fucktards, it looks that the 'phantom' drive is a 'fantastic' feature of Office2010. I can't even see how much space it takes on my harddrive... And I couldn't...

Exactly: the mess happened when I installed that shit GRRRRRRRRRR I paid for the software (duh...) and before to finally get it, Microsoft politely asked me if I wanted to buy a backup disk: yes, the box I've ordered was merely a serial code, they don't even supply a cheap ass CD ROM... And I...

So, I need 20 mt of ethernet cable. The cable have to connect a Gbit router and a PC and I would like to keep that speed: so, do I need a better cable or the cheapest cat5 will be ok? :|

So, I have a non-existent HDD letter to eliminate. When I try to access to the (Q: ) drive windows says 'Q: ' is not accessible. Access is denied.' (obviously, the drive doesn't exist...) and when I go through 'Disk Management' I can't even see a (Q: ) drive to eliminate... I've already...

Only in the US you need a fake ID to get a beer when you're 20

Did you check'd your MB specs? I have a 775 DDR3 MB too somewhere and I remember that supports only 1333. Maybe it's a little bit overclockable but not too much... Edit: just checked, it should work on NSE too (they say...)

Consequences will never be the same...

Heh, it looks that Mark R is the one who had the right answer ^_^ In fact, Hard Disk Sentinel said something similar but Mark R has explained it a way better: I already did the test when I posted, but I wanted an answer from an organic brain, thanks Mark. Crystaldisk already showed me some...