turns out Vista (bc it pretty much sucks a-hole) hosed this wlanutil.dll file - i went to work and found another PC with Vista Business SP1 and just copied that file to a flash disk, booted my rig up in Safe Mode, went into System (Trusted Installers group is the only one with Modify to this...
I found it to be a pain in the arse after a while. I left it on for a bit just to see if it would stop anything that i wasnt aware of, but I'm not pretty tech saavy and have sufficient other utilities to keep me clean of spyware and viruses. I dont fall for stupid emails and even fake popup...
I have Vista Business SP1 and I one day decided to reboot (shouldve known thats a bad idea with Microsoft Operating systems lol) and I had a torrent client running, so I guess thats what caused this whole thing...After reboot, I get no networking icon on the taskbar, if I open up Network, its...
Ok...Swapped out a Cooler Master 430W with an OCZ GameXtreme 600W...Everything powers on (MB lights up, hard drives kick on...the whole shebang) but nothing happens....Removed all my Ram, disconnected the 250mm door case fan (although i think deductive reasoning says it cant be a power issue if...
150 MB for users - 135 MB is warning - No exceptions. Each user it set up with a personal drive where they can set up Personal Folders and backup whatever, but honestly, 150 MB is big enough. People shouldnt keep files with huge attachments in their mailbox - ARCHIVE people!
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Have you run into any problems with vista 64? I got Vista Business free from work and I'm going to probably do that windows Anytime upgrade and go to 64 ultimate but I'm worried about driver issues, software incompatibilities etc...
I wanted to get a Maximus Formula and go with the Q6600 but I just didnt have the money lol - I'm hoping once Intel releases their next architecture, the Quad cores drop a little more money
Eh - I wouldve stayed away from Foxconn boards to begin with, but thats just me. Gettin rid of my Asus and goin to MSI.
If you're going to buy a system, I suggest you look at the business class models - HP's DC7700s run pretty smooth.
Agreed - did you take out the CPU when you cleaned the heatsink and fan? If so, did you put it back in correctly?
dandragonrage made good point - All fans go on when you hit power and/or make sure the fan is connected to the pins on the MB correctly?
swap up what RAM chip you used in each...
Im sittin in an MCP class right now (for the cert nothing more) and the instructor tried telling me that Cross Fire is dead....yeah...I guess they just invented CrossFireX to waste more money on "dead" technology.
I've been shopping looking to make the switch to the Q6600, but I'm a fan of...
Besides how cool the Comcast building looks in Philly, I hope Comcast suffers major losses also. Guarantee they will, once Verizon finishes wiring up Philly for FioS...I'd GLADLY pay my way out of my Triple Play contract to not deal with them any longer.