No, but it is a Microsoft tool on the CD. Also please have a good system backup just in case (always a good idea).
These are the instructions I've used:
There is a SYSPREP tool on the XP CD.
You may need to extract files from the Windows XP CD, files are located at...
I use the Sabrent usb/serial adapter (SBT-USC1M $13 @ Tigerdirect) with various Cisco switches/routers and it works like a dream. A co-worker of mine uses the same adapter to flash his FTA receiver.
Good point! That is one thing the Dreamcast had (imho) over the other consoles: factory VGA support. The majority of people who will buy xbox2/next dont have a hdtv capable set, but I'll bet they do have a computer monitor capable of doing the same/similar resolutions. The dreamcast games I...
At the rate they are going the Xbox2/Next will be available before they get any more of the current console back on store shelves.
Backwards compatability isnt that big of a deal to me. Most prior consoles didnt have it...I'm sure theres more but I can only think of the Playstation & Gameboy...
I'm not really concerned bout the vid card, features, or the memory...mostly the platform. I just want to be able to in a years time easily pickup a faster processor and drop it in. I dont want to get the fastest socket 754 processor today and have them never release anything better. If I get...
I have one (generic brand) & its best feature is a write protect switch on the side. I mostly use mine to carry antivirus & spyware removal tools...its nice to be able to flip the switch, plug it into an infected computer, & not have to worry about anything on my drive becoming compromised.
Its time for my far & few-between system upgrade, & I'd like to avoid the mistakes I've made a few times in the past. My biggest complaint is whatever I select is dead within 3 months of me buying it. My first pc was a 486/25 with the darn chip soldered on the system board. Upgrade path =...
My first computer was an Atari 1200XL. I sold my Atari 2600 & all its games and worked all summer to afford one. It was mostly used for games (Ultima 1, 2, 3, & 4 baby!), BBS's, and the text based Compuserve. It lasted me until college when I bought a 486/25....I have no idea what happened to...
I'd call the security company and get them to put a filter on the phone line. Every dsl install I have ever dealt with that has had an unfiltered security system has had this problem.