Down8
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I am newly reformed on this issue. I wasn't going to spend $50+ on a little modem, so I picked up a CrapUSA 56k modem for $20. Nice connection - for the month it lasted. now, I'm back to my trusty 33.6 ISA 3Com WinModem [although it only connects at 28.8]. Of course, the overclocked 140MHz FSB might have had something to do with the 56k's demise. -bZj
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Where did the new buttons come from? Did the vBB get updated again? I do like them, though. -bZj
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Quote: Why the button fairy of course. Oh, I remember that *****. She switched all the buttons on my mouse around, and made me lose in Q3A and UT all the time. At least, that's what I blame it on. -bZj
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Microsott Intellimouse Explorer doesn't work in win2k?
Down8 replied to Amnesiac's topic in Hardware
Have you tried getting the drivers straight from Microsoft.com? -bZj -
Yeha, you'll come up short comparing this board to the [H]. but, I think they serve different purposes. If I have a serious quesiotn about my system, I come here. When I want to screw around, I go there. -bZj
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I believe www.2CPU.com has some pictures of the board as well. -bZj
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Safe to delete? Yes. Do you want to delete them? Maybe, but only if you aren't having problems with the new update, and won't need to uninstall it. -bZj
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Obvious Guy says: No duh! There are already pictures of Dual-SocketA boards on the 'Net. They are gonna be aimed at high to mid-range servers and work stations at first, so don't expect ot have one at home for almost a year. -bZj
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Quote: Use Internet Explorer 5 ARC Stupid Canadian, IE's for fags! Kidding, of course, but that's a crappy response. I was getting this error a lot a couple weeks back, but it just eventually fixed it self. Make sure you don't have extra instances running in TaskMgr. Good luck, man. -bZj
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Thanks, I've been wanting to learn about writing DOS logon scripts [my limited experience has been with UNIX .login files]. Now if I can figure out the MS version of .alias files, I'll be set. -bZj
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BigDown8 on AIM. I also have Down8, but I don't use it. -bZj
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Bad news? Maybe. Pure comedy? Most definitely. -bZj
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OK, I moved one of my SCSI drives from an external enclosure into my computer. After restarting the machine, I was having trouble connecting with my modem, so I did the first thing I always do when I have modem problems: I hit speakerphone on my desk phone and listen to the line as I try to dial-up. I get a clear dial-tone, but as soon as the modem opens the port to connect, a whole bunch of static just clogs the line, and the modem can no longer hear the dial-tone, and stops with an error: "no dial-tone". The static comes in the second the port is open, so it's not an incompatibility with the TelCo, or ISP. I thought it might be a power problem, so I unplugged the SCSI drive. No help. Thought there might be some cross-talk between the SCSI cable that was now running right over the modem, so I unplugged that too. No help. Bus-master problem, maybe? - moved to another PCI slot. No help. So, now I'm running on an old USR 33.6 ISA WinModem from my 486, that connects at like 26k on good days. The 56k is a cheap CompUSA modem, but has not had these problems until now [it's about a month old]. The phone line is plugged in to the correct jack on the modem [i've tried it in both]. My next test will be running the line through the 33.6 modem, back into the 56k modem and see if that changes anything, which I doubt it will. Any idea what could be causing this? Any one have this happen to them? All help [and attempts] is appreciated. -bZj
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This slooks like it could aid in a lot of things. Thanks for the URL. -bZj
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Actually, JDul, I think we've passed that bit, the level of professionalism has been coming back up since that thread you posted a while back *****ing about it's demise, which I'm thankful for. The members who stay around seem to be flame-proof/flame-less, except when [due to NTComp's increasing popularity] new ppl show up and start asking for w4r3z, or bashing for the sake of bashing. I get a big @ss kick out the responses to ppl asking for illegal stuff. -bZj
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I am too lazy to set up a proxy, so I just drop things like this in my 'hosts' file: 127.0.0.1 adserver.ugo.com 127.0.0.1 ads.web.aol.com 127.0.0.1 www.qksrv.net 127.0.0.1 www.ad.tomshardware.com -bZj
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You can change it, but you'll need a resource hacker, and you'll be fscking with explorer.exe - search around, this question is asked [and answered] often. But, what the hell does this have to do with 'Networking'? -bZj
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I think there are some 3rd-party programs that will vconvert from NTFS to FAT, but I wouldn't trust 'em - just stick to NTFS. -bZj
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Well, unless you have more than 90GB of data, I'd go with 0+1. I'm 'upgrading' to a 20GB 75GXP, b/c I have come close to filling my Quantum 10GB once or twice [a quick brun session fixed that]. You got the space, get reliability and performance. -bZj
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If you're scared to play with your registry, there is an add-on called TweakUI 1.33, which will do it for you, all GUI like. Look for it on Microsoft's site. -bZj
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www.koolance.com Anyone got a look at this yet? It looks good for the money and performance, so I'm ordering one when I get paid this week. I was worried about the noise that my new system could've had, as I'm moving from Intel to AMD, which would need a little more cooling, but not anymore! There is a review over at www.hardocp.com - to get a feel for real-world performance. -bZj
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It definitely "sounds cool", since the only fans in it are 3 50mm, which are thermally controlled, so they don't even run at 100% power unless you need them to. If you read the review on [H], you'll notice that you can't get a complete H2O set-up, without a case, for this price, so it's definitely priced right. I have never had my P!!! above 50C, adn I hope to keep my new TBird in a similar range with this case/set-up. /continues waiting for my check... -bZj