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Via is the devil. Intel boards so easy to install, and maintiain Wish they were all like that

I get the same thing well at least a temporary freeze in the system I just make sure I defrag from time to time. BTW when they release the final code do we get free copies? I hope so

My worst gaming moments 1. Quake 2 Single PLayer 2. Getting a rare spawn in Everquest, 3 minutes before the servers go down for maintenance 3. Luigi's Mansion. I returned my GC. 4. Getting a loss after some noob disconnects in C and C Generals. EA sucks BTW 5. Final Fantasy Series, maybe I just don't get it 6. Finishing Halo, I wanted to cry 7 Finishing Half-life I wanted to cry 8. Unreal 1 Gameplay. Went from OMG this looks so real, to where the hell are the enemies? 9. Duke Nukem Forever. I honestly could care less. 10. Daikatana, I played it for 3 minutes, uninstalled and returned it. I have to say that game broke the record for going to the bargain bin at my local EB 11. The Fall of Nintendo. Sure your Gameboy can connect to your Gamecube /sarcasm, but a lineup of has-been sequels and rehashes is enough to nail the coffin shut. 12. Metal Gear Solid 2, again maybe I don't get it 13. Grand Theft Auto 3, took repeatative to a whole new level.

If i wasn't studying for my security+ test, and didn't have these damn ports burned into my brain, i wouldn't have known that

Quote: But if you don't use VPN or any kind of SSL, do you really need that port to be open ;( Any time you use an secure website with an https you use port 443 So try paying your bills online or using any other secure site with that port blocked.

You need 443 dpr SSL

There are 2 ways to approch security To assume it's safe and to make sure it is Blocking ports assures it doesn't get through especially when someone is spoofing known internal IP addresses.

My favorite: Hearing "Dynamite Defused" 2 Secs before Depot is blown in RTCW ET

Have you tried to install the driver when it asks? IF not, disable plug and play.

Will joing a Domain disable them?

It is an IDE drive?

There may be more then those ports needed to completely block all NetBios traffic, but you add them the same way. Hope that helps

Sure, ON your router when you type in 192.168.1.1 in your web browser it should take you to your start page to configure your router. Click on the tab in the upper right that says advanced This should take you to the Filters page by Default You will see halfway down a Filtered Private Port Range: with settings 1-5 I believe Netbios uses 137-139 so you would set it under the first tab at both. You actually get a chioce between Both, TCP, or UDP Then in the first box for the range put 137 Then in the second box put 139 Then hit Apply at the bottom of the page That will then filter out all Traffic for ports 137-139, which NetBios uses.

Hey bro, I see you are a transformers fan. I went to pick up the Reissue of G1 at Toyrus, the other day, and they were like 35 bucks for the small ones, and 60 bucks for Prime, although Prime ad like 2 versions, and probably worth it I think the orginals on eBay would be cheaper

Block NetBios Port numbers at your router. THen it cannot leave you network

I have a Pro version of Office XP and Frontpage, that I want to sell. I have only installed it on my desktop Am I allowed to sell it? IF so how does the buyer register it?

Ive had to reavtivate it several times cause of Upgrades. It's the full Retail Version

Those are admin shares You cannot diable those to my knowledge. Only an Admin can access those

I know that. I have removed it. I am using the new Office System. So I can sell it providing iM still not using it?

A nice linksys router will do . THey are pretty cheap nowadays, and act as a firewall, router

I prefer zone alarm, cause its less resourve intensive.

Whatever it takes to keep it up I commend them for it.

Till they hit 2800 or so THe New C series with 800FSB are faster in most every way, so the 2800, 3000, and 3200 are not scaled to reflect.

Program FIles\Messenger Rename the Exe and OE 6 will start fine

Theres an option in Outlook to disable INstant Messenging, but I cannot find it in Outlook express. Try renaming Windows Messenger