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I had no problems finding the drivers on Epson's site. Epson Site OOPs, sorry, I realized after I posted you wanted drivers for XP. So I checked again. And as you know they only list drivers for Win3.1 You have to use the XP drivers.

The circuitry is designed to certain specs. The load that it can handle is determind by the components. If you add higher Ah rated batteries you will get longer run time but if you try to use more power than the circuit was designed for you will over work the components possibly damaging them...

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Yes, I definitly notice a difference in air flow and fan speed/noise when I first put a fan filter in front on my fans. I thought about this and came up with two ideas. One was to set the fans back by spacing them with a fan of the same size with the motor assembly removed. Second was to make a...

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Are you using CDR media? Does it play audio CDs? I ran into a similar problem once and it was the CD-Rom, it couldn't read CDRs. Hope this helps....

RF is better. Most newer wireless mice, keyboards are RF. Line of sight is not a factor with RF. Line of sight for IR is very important and can be a pain. Hope this helps...

I believe the thick wire with four connectors is suppose to hook to power switch mounted in a AT case. I have a AT system and that is how I turn it on. The switch connects the wires together in pairs. Like this 120 ____/ ____ power volts ___/ ____ supply Hope this helps...

Did you upgrade or a full install? Earlier versions of Aureal drivers are not compatiable with XP. More details on your hardware might help. ALSO:Votex2 Fix Hope this helps...

Temps will vary from system to system, also the room temp will affect this. Everything I have read about the AMD Retail hsf say they perform poorly. I never used mine. I bought a well rated unit (Swiftech MCXC370). Hope this helps...

AAO I think you did a great job. I find no fault in your approach and conclusions. You put a lot of work into this and I appreciate it. I've been working with computers for a long time. Built my first computer from a kit 26 years ago and haven't stopped. I have read countless reviews on...

More info would help. What did you upgrade from? Do you have a P4 rated power supply? If there is no bad hardware- ie cpu or mb then Start from scratch. Take it apart, just put in a vid card, memory & floppy. See if you can boot from a DOS disk. Then add items one at a time- HD, CD, etc.

I just used Power Quest's Drive Copy 3.0 to copy the hard drive(with Win XP installed) to a new one. No problems at all.

Here's a link to Artic Silver's Web Site... Intructions