Recent content by RArocks12

Hey everyone, a little bit of a different build. My old web server died recently and I would like to replace it with something small, and energy efficient. It will be running a wordpress blog and a few other miscellaneous web projects so it doesn't really have to be anything too powerful...

I found this tutorial to be very helpful when I started working with PHP and MySQL: http://www.tizag.com/mysqlTutorial/

cout is part of the std namespace. You need to have this above your main statement: using namespace std; You could also prepend cout with std: std::cout << x;

I ran HDD Regenerator on my drive and it came up with 1594 bad sectors! Almost all of them being toward the first third of the disk, which I assume accounts for not being able to start up. Everything seems to work great now, though I'm probably going to RMA this drive just to be sure. Thanks...

I bought a Samsung Spinpoint OEM from newegg in May. I partitioned it so Vista and programs were on their own partition and another partition had just my files (music, photos, etc). Recently I had been hearing just a single click every once in a while while trying to access something on the...

I'm going to be getting a new drive in the mail within the next couple of days. What I want to do is move what's on my current drive (Vista installations, programs, etc.) onto this new drive. I'm fairly certain that if I were to use Acronis True Image to make an image of the disk I have now, I...

I was able to change permissions of all the files and subdirectories using the command prompt: icacls "<foldername>" /grant <account name>:F /t I was able to run that and it worked. Thanks for all the help guys.

Alright, I hooked it up and it worked. Now taking ownership seems time consuming. I thought that if I took ownership of a folder it would allow me to access each individual file but that's not the case it seems. To see each file I have to manually go to properties>security..., is there an...

My old XP computer stopped booting and I think I've narrowed it down to the motherboard. Since its about 4 years old I'm not sure if I'm going to get a replacement or not but I did want some of the data that's on the drive. If I were to take my drive that has XP and all my data on it a put it...

Well that's good to hear. I forgot to mention that I ran the program HD Tune the other night and it passed the error scan. So is this something that anyone else has noticed with their barracudas?

I put together my first built around the end of July, and I used a Barracuda as my drive. I've noticed that sometimes when I leave it idle or I'm not doing much on the computer that its kind of making a clicking noise. It almost sounds like a clock. I'm wondering if this is a sign that I have...

I've updated the driver to the latest one on the linksys site but still slow as molasses. EDIT: I uninstalled the wireless card, reinstalled it, entered the previously mentioned command, and viola, it worked.

I just installed Vista on this machine that I built yesterday and I'm connected to a Linksys WRT54G through a Linksys WMP54G wireless card. Now the connection is strong and I haven't gotten any drops, using either Firefox or IE is incredibly slow. It takes about 2 minutes on average for a page...

Thanks for all the responses:) Well I guess I have a couple more days to contemplate over the processor. I just want to make sure that everything is going to work together right.

Wow, I didn't realize they would drop that much! That's definitely something that I will consider. How does everything else look?