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It seems to me that the majority of [H] readers roll their own computers. Only a small percentage would actually be interested in buying any of the systems that the [H] will be reviewing, either personally or professionally.
I could be worng, but I don't see how complete system reviews fits...
I doubt it makes much difference, the only difference that I see is the default values for the time when stuff gets turned off, which I changed anyway. I think CnQ is off for Desktop, and on for anything else.
I figured it out a little while after I posted, I changed the power management to Max Battery and C'n'Q kicked right in. You would think they would tell you that somewhere.
I just upgraded to an A64 3200+ (Winchester) on an Abit AV8, running XP SP2. I am quite happy with this setup, but I have noticed that the processor speed / voltages never drop when the processor is idle. I have enabled Cool'n'Quiet in the BIOS (I have the latest BIOS - 17), and I have...
Because I already know that they won't bother. I am a coach for SAP and help users with SAP issues all of the time, and I get to hear all of the horror stories of calls for help to IM. One woman I know couldn't get her calander in Outlook to archive, the helpless desk told her that our IM...
I'm not interested in circumventing anything. I hoping to be able to do something like share my home printer over the internet and be able to print to it from behind a firewall, I know that it is possible, for example using citrix. However citrix isn't exactly cheap. I'm not interested in...
I've never seen a VPN client that works any differently that the one that we use. With ours once you tunnel in you cannot see or connect with any resources on the LAN. It is just like plugging into the network in one of the offices. Share drives, exchange servers, etc. are all there, but my...
Hmmm... since I would be running the IIS server on my home PC, off the network, and only accessing it from "work", it shouldn't be a problem. I guess it's time to hit the books if that is my only option.
I'm not trying to circumvent anything. Do really think I want to get fired so that I can not have to buy a USB switch? I was hoping for some way to change the port for printer sharing, or maybe an application that allows you to share a printer via HTTP. Something like that.
Won't work. I would need to be able to print directly from the laptop. For example I use SAP, and would need to print from there, using netmeeting would only allow me to print screen shots. Besides, Netmeeting doesn't work through the firewall either.
I work from home and use VPN to access the company network on my company laptop. I keep my printer connected to my personal desktop since that is where I do most of my limited printing from. I have the printer shared on my LAN, so that when I am not using VPN I can also print from the laptop...