Well as a So. Californian who is still has a dimple in the back of his thigh the size of a quarter from a female Black Widow bite. I say to you good luck with that.
The overnight hospital stay was not fun while they tried to stabilize my blood pressure. The ball of blood and fluids was...
I have got to get an undo button for my memory. I let it slip by until someone added the word Cheeto's to it. I just trashed the open bag. Think I will buy a new keyboard tomorrow since Cheeto's are probably in this one. Pounds you say ??? I hope those were free sites.
Anyhow to add to...
if you want 0.1 degree then I hope you have deep pockets. The $100 range units are 1 to 2 degree resolution. The fact that it is digital even affects accuracy because of slight hand movements affect the ranging count. If you can stand 1 degree then you are looking for a narrow field unit...
It is not grounding that is important, it is difference of electrical potential that is important. If you have a zero difference of potential then current does not flow. If your body has 600 volts on it which is about the norm when wearing clothes :) and your case is sitting at 600 volts then...
They are anti-theft screws, lots of builders are starting to put them on the back of PC cases. Fry's carries them in the standard deluxe set of bit heads for about $10 to $15. You can also find them at most automotive stores with a large selection of tools and again at large electronics parts...
RAM is on its way back up in the spot market now. Trade projections in CRN and others predict 30 percent next month. That would be the cyclic back to school fall market.
If you double click on the drive icon in Computer you will see the ready boost file if it is using one.
Directory of H:
06/23/2007 12:01 AM 296 WMPInfo.xml
07/08/2007 02:48 AM 912,261,632 ReadyBoost.sfcache
2 File(s) 912,261,928 bytes...
Unless you already have a product in your hand with name, I believe that you still have an error. Partition Magic is a trademark of Powerquest Inc. Powerquest was acquired by Symantec in 2005 and that would have been the last independent version. Considering that Symantec probably has much...
Most of the all in one's skimp on the scanner section. They assume that you want a copy machine basically. Get a separate scanner this should fit your needs with twice the color depth and twice the optical resolution of your Photosmart choice...
Well personally I don't think that you can go wrong with Seagates new Freeagent series. The only drawback is they are not stackable like Western Digitals Mybook series. I have a Mybook at work and it looks like a hard back book fro the wide edges with the top botton and back full of convection...
I don't know about him but you just made a sale for newegg. I hate most of the fat laser mice and prefer the more traditional style. I have a couple of lasers that I quit using because of the grip. That mouse looks perfect to me and the black body and yellow orange glow probably will match my...
I have the same unit and there is no poping sound it is pretty much dead silent just the sci-fi effect like pulsating yellow light strip to let you know it is working. I also have dual internal SATA 7200.10 500G drives no popping sound there either.
Normally a popping sound is an attempt...
they could have had a bad run of the custom IC that lights the Leds. More than likely it is a PAL with latches and may have been mis-programmed. Unfortunately Crucial does not offer a standard spec sheet online which shows the logic. They do offer this ...
If I had to guess they are...
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I'm a little...
The folks over on slashdot have tracked down some info. It seems to have something to do with the TLB (Translation Lookaside Buffer) which is used to map virtual to real addresses. Random events such as hangs, blue screens or the mouse and keyboard stop responding etc. I have had all of the...
Over the years, I have seen bad disk drives destroy multiple motherboards because of bad cable electronics, some right away some take several weeks. I have also seen the reverse happen where the motherboard controller destroyed multiple drives because the controller circuits were bad. On a...
I could be mistaken but I thought the power cable and data cable just butt up side by side on 2.5" drives. This unit at Newegg which specifically claims to support 2.5 seems to make that assumption also.
Here you go they are both free or have free versions
Link to CPU-Z authors site
Everest freeware home edition They pretty much went commercial after this edition
Yes it should with no problem. It will fall back to ATA5 if your controller can not support ATA 6 but more than likely it already does. Controller chips were updated before the drives arrived. ATA 6 gives you 100MB per second transfer rate versus ATA 5 at 66MB/s and increased the head an...
Look around the kits can be found cheaper. Sell it to a budding tech when you are done, you would be surprised how many do not know that they exist. Try Mwave.com in California. $9.99 Mwave Link Look at the blow up picture because it looks like it does not include the power supply but it does.
Why don't you get a copy of CPUz or Everest and see what they tell you your memory is set at. It will not be the first time that a BIOS overruled manual settings during POST.
receiver/driver circuits on the same cable can do this. That is you lost one drive and it took the other out by weakening the circuits. More than likely the media is fine but the circuit boards are dead. If you have an old mother board that you do not care about you can hook them up one at a...
Old is right, they started making them in 1992. 24 pin black and white or 4 color ribbon. They are still popular if you need an impact printer for forms. The FG connector is a Centronics connector.
You just need the standard cable that all printers used before USB and Ethernet became the...
Unless you removed it for the picture it does not seem to be connected. If not you are pulling way too much current across the motherboard bus lines and that is the source of your problem. I see a molex connector with nothing plugged in it right by the video card next to the red LED behind the...
I had the same problem with Vista and a 6800GT. I thought it was the mouse driver because it always seemed to happen when I used the scroll wheel to zoom. Replaced 2 gigs of Corsair memory with 2 Gigs of Crucial Ballistix and the problem magically disappeared. This was even after running the...
I would say it was very dramatic. Everyone had midnight sales at the end of 1995 when windows 95 was introduced. Most stores had bundle deals with a 120 megabyte hard drive. Most people had 40 to 80 meg at the time. You can now buy a 500 gig for around 100 dollars. Chips are not mechanical...
Unless it has changed with CS3 Photoshop will chastise you for not having two physical disk drives. I do so I cant tell. Swap file is moved to the second drive as recommended by Adobe.
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No place, that is the size of your disk in GiB or binary Gigabytes. Disk drive makers started selling their drives rated in decimal values to make them sound bigger in the mid 80's and the fudge factor has continued on. If you right click on the drive icon in "my computer" and look at...
For the home or occasional user I think the best solution is Acronis True Image 10.0 Home which is about $50 U.S.
Other commercial products are Drive Snapshot, Norton Ghost, Image for windows by um I think Terabyte. Most can be purchased on-line for download.
There are a few free ones...
Well you really haven't given enough information to answer. However assuming that you just built a new Core 2 duo running at stock speeds 533 times 2 is 1066 which is what the front side bus is rated at without over-clocking. Now if you are running a AMD X2 then something would be wrong.
Sorry it is late, the logicals go in the extended. You create the extended and then the logical will no longer be grayed out. Basically the extended partition is a container for the logical drive letters up to Z on Windows, up to 29 (32 - A B and C) on Novell Netware and Linux just gives them...
Make it a primary in case you ever want to put an OS on it. Let it take the whole disk. Not sure what the 4 volume comment is about unless it is talking about the 4 partitions that all hard disks have in the master boot record. That is three primaries and one logical. Normally you only use...
You never really got this part of your question answered. The Core Duo is more closely related to the Pentium M and is the seminal basis for the new architecture doing away with net-burst. The Core Duo lacks the 64 bit enhancements. The Core 2 Duo corrects this "shortcoming" and introduces...
Their index must be screwed up or recently fixed because it is currently under the shipping products list. Only new products show on the main page, while all available products are under the products tab at the top.
Here is the Link as of the date of this message
The page says nothing...
Physically easy to swap out as long as you have fine point tools normally a very small phillips head and a very small star head. On most laptops that is a bracket plat holding the drive in place and mylar ribbon cables. From a software standpoint you will lose the hidden recovery partition and...
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