Recent content by Wallywest

I've noticed that I almost never watch any of the movies that I've archived so now I delete it as soon as I've watched it. I keep a few which I consider worth watching again on a portable 500GB hard drive but so far the movies on that drive remain unaccessed for years. (Spam removed)

I use Freefilesync. It's freeware and easy to set up.

I use an Ipega. Tapatalked

or you could install Virtualbox and install Ubuntu as a guest OS or use Wubi. Both will let you try out Linux without changing anything on your OS boot parameters. the advantages are: 1. you don't have to add another hard drive just for Linux. 2. you don't have to worry about...

I used this as reference when I tried overclocking my Sempron 140: http://www.ocia.net/articles/k10overclock/page1.shtml I'm sure it'll answer some of the questions that you have regarding OCing the bus.

This isn't exactly what you are looking for but for your own PC, Free Download Manager has an option that switches to one of 3 user-defined traffic usage modes once it detects web browser activity. You can set it up to intercept file downloads (you'd have to use supported browsers or let it...

I can't find any info on the mobo that you listed (perhaps because it's actually P8Z68?). As a general rule, it's better to check which memory is supported by your motherboard which necessitates a trip to Asus' website. I've come across problems where certain RAM are compatible with Intel...

easyBCD is better I think. Personally, I prefer seeing Windows handle the multi-booting. you could visit easybcd's documentation page: http://neosmart.net/wiki/display/EBCD/EasyBCD+Documentation+Home

MiniTool Power Data Recovery seems to be getting positive reviews.

Minitool Partition Wizard Home Edition worked great for me. EASEUS is also great. Both are free by the way.

Windows Explorer has always been a bit problematic with large file transfers. Try a file copy utility. I personally use TeraCopy. It copies faster and has options to verify the transferred files right after copying so you know your files are all intact. You can find more copy utilities...