adamvjackson

Quote: www.sysinternals.com a tool there called "bluesave" save save for you any BSOD you may have. they also have a program there to give you a BSOD deliberately, for testing out bluesave. Peruse their programs there, sysinternals utilities are fantastic, and many of them for free. They do have some neat programs, I really like their registry and file monitors. Neat thing about the BSOD screensaver is that regardless of what OS it is running on (NT, 2000, XP) the simulated BSOD is correct for that OS.

Quote: Insufficient data. You know you work with computers too much when... (Not that I don't...)

From the Nvidia driver site: "NOTE: GeForce2 Go and GeForce4 Go mobile processors are not supported in this driver. Please contact the notebook's manufacturer for graphics drivers for your notebook PC." That was for the NT 4.0 unifided driver.

Now that we have the ability to comment on news stories (example) we should try to take advantage of it... Thanks Philipp! Too bad logging in to the homepage doesn't automatically log you into the forums too... And, can the password input field in http://www.ntcompatible.com/login.php have the password masked?

Very rarely do I bother upgrading my Nvidia drivers, and when I do, I always just install on top of the current drivers. I haven't had any problems doing that yet, knock on wood...

Ambitious? I'd say try and do both... Better chance of getting a better job straight out of college that way.

Not sure if this has been mentioned or not, but that's probably from installing the .NET Framework. It adds a user, 'ASPNET', therefore prompting for the user logon UI that you're recieving.

I'm up for it. Do you have a download URL? A quick Google didn't turn anything up.

SPOILER ALERT! So, what do you guys, think, is it a matrix inside another matrix?

I've actually been looking for one of those, Newumbrella, can you post a link as to where you got it? How do you like it, does it work well, are the drivers stable?

Yes, pry yourself away from Generals for a few hours so that you can try this.

The 44.03's are not WHQL-Certified on the ti4x00 line.... But they seem stable so far.

That's good to know, thanks.

Have you tried WinRAR 3.11 or the 3.20 beta builds?

Doesn't overclocking void warranties?

OK, just saw it... What was that package that Agent Smith gave to Neo in the begining of the film?

Wanted to see what you guys thought about this... In the first Matrix, the enemy bots or whatever that are attacking the ship towards the end of the film, when the EMP is being charged, I thought the twins from Reloaded look an awful lot like those creatures. Perhaps it's just the tenticles/dredlocks though.

Quote: Links you should be aware of when creating a default profile in windows xp http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;319974 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321281 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307543 HTH As always, a wealth of information... You are an excellent addition to the community, DS3Circuit.

Quote: I then tried some games. I'm playing ALICE at 1600x1200 and getting 100 fps. That is impressive, but I really was blown away by DXDIAG. Alice sure is a neat game, isn't it?

Not that I am aware of.

Yes, XP has a 'My Pictures' screensaver, where the contents of the currently logged in user's 'My Pictures' folder is shown.

Epsxe is an excellent emulator, but totally dependant on the quality of the plugins used. I use Pete's plugins, as they are updated very frequently (about every 4-6 weeks). Also make sure you get the correct BIOS. The plugins (Pete's, at least) are highly configurable, and may take some time to tweak settings to run correctly.

There was a shared fax pool in Small Business Server 2000.

What features of IntelliPoint do you need in Server 2003?

Right, but I prefer WMP9.