<r> In defense of RED his initial statement was correct and based on actual knowledge. He's just too darn polite sometimes to stick up for himself. He worked with my company for several months and saw the grief that comes from BRAND name PCS. He knows the problems associated with Dells, HPs etc. Sin...

<r> <URL url="http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1586601,00.asp"><s>[url=http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1586601,00.asp]</s>http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1586601,00.asp<e>[/url]</e></URL><br/> <br/> There are even screen shots of the new OS at the bottom of the article. <br/> <br/> <CO...

So why not reverse it then? Find the fewest instances

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<r> At one time you could by additional cache memory for a pc and install it directly into sockets on the motherboard. It also came in sticks similar to a ram chip and was called COAST (cache on a stick) this was an option still available until about 6 yrs ago. I think the last motherboard I saw wit...

<r> Toc hange the floppy from B drive back to A drive just change it's position on the cable. Floppies get their drive letter from their physical cable position. The OS has no control. If you look at the floppy cable you'll see it has a split and a twist in it. Any drives connected below the twist a...

<r> A crash box could be arranged easily enough. Actually everytime a new version of windows comes out I spend a few days just crashing it anyway I can.<br/> <br/> Would you be interested in playing with some servers? Just curious. <br/> <br/> <COLOR color="#888888"><s>[color=#888888]</s><SIZE size=...

<r> Laptops do not have to be slow when using XP. I've got a 600MHZ laptop that runs quite well. The problem with XP is after a default install many services are running that are not needed. You have to go through them and turn off the ones you are not using. That applies to all XP systems not just ...

<r> Dell cds do not normally ask for activation at least not recent ones. Activation is hard coded into the bios. For that reason Dell XP cds usually will not work with a clone pc. <br/> <br/> If none of the hardware has been changed or very little has been changed the install should go through with...

<r> Question: Are talking about XP Home or XP Pro?<br/> <br/> XP Home only has basic networking.<br/> <br/> XP Pro has all the networking ability of W2K plus additional abilities.<br/> <br/> The quickest way to do a data transfer for backup purposes is the remove the drive and slave it into another ...

match

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Hell

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angel

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scorpion

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<r> I appologize from reading his initial post I assumed he meant the programs would shut instantly upon starting them. <br/> <br/> Also if he goes to safe mode and cuts back what is running or uses safemode with networking he will should be able to run the virus checks as listed above. <br/> <br/> ...

<r> Definitely sounds like a trojan. If your friend has internet access try these online scanners. At least you won't have to fight with an install. If you are denied access to these sites you may have MyDoom.<br/> <br/> You may be able to stop the trojan from running temporarily but going to safemo...

<r> 16 bit subsytem is similar to an emulator. When you run an old dos or win95 (16 bit)application it creates a virtual 16 bit environment for the program to run in. The program assumes it is running on the appropriate operating system. The error indicates that the subsytem is either not configured...

nails

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<r> From the log and the timing plus the recent 'mydoom' virus. I would say your server like all the others in the world right now is receiving email from the 'mydoom' virus. This virus can spoof an address which is why the 'unknown user' It will probably continue until the virus is under control. M...

<r> There is another program you might as well run while you are trying to fix things. It's called Regvac. It will search your registry for errors including software and spyware. It's only a 30 day trial but you only need to run it once then uninstall it.<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.superwin.com...

<r> It sounds like a browser hijack this link will allow you to download a freeware program called "Hijackthis" <br/> <br/> <URL url="http://mjc1.com/mirror/hjt/"><s>[url=http://mjc1.com/mirror/hjt/]</s>http://mjc1.com/mirror/hjt/<e>[/url]</e></URL><br/> <br/> The information you need to understand ...

that is pretty cool

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<r> I've been using Office 2003 since June of this year (I'm a beta tester) and even in beta it was more stable than Office XP. <br/> <br/> As far as the above article. Be careful it's written by a competitor of Microsoft. Hmm do you think the creator of Lindows is going to say anything good about M...

<r> <URL url="http://timminselection.isfun.net"><s>[url=http://timminselection.isfun.net]</s>http://timminselection.isfun.net<e>[/url]</e></URL><br/> <br/> Go to the above website before you make decisions. Power lost us Science North, The Northern Hockey Hall of Fame, drove out the RCMP and raised ...

<r> All good ideas. <br/> <br/> As for the blaster worm. Had their firewalls been set up right it (the original version) would have never gotten into the network unless a student brought it in on disk or cd). Also if their machines had all been up to date on patches it would not have been a problem....

<r> As an after thought, fewer and fewer people are asking for Novell training. (actually no one has inquired about it in 2 years) I do believe the Novell server systems are a dying breed. The schools must realize this and have been sending me some of their techs for retraining in Windows 2000 and 2...