Mr.Guvernment

Hello, Is it possible for multi computers to access one .pst file? So this way instead of people all needing to use 1 computer - then can connect to the .pst file on a network drive and get the email for that account on their computers - but this way all sent emails and such are all saved in that one .pst file so there is a record of it? Here is a quick set up Support Computer - has the email account on it and the .pst file My computer - want to be able to connect to that .pst file and use it as if i was sitting at the Support computer.. This possible? i have tried somethings, but no luck

Heyall, Just found this out today, but hotmail is sharing your email address and personal info BY defualt on hotmail. (if you put in real info) Yes, it is True!!... What you need to do if you have a Hotmail email account is 1. Go to http://www.hotmail.com 2. Log in 3. Go to "Options" 4. Then to "Personal Profile" [/list:u] You will then see: You can speed registration and get personalized services at participating sites by sharing your .NET Passport information with them when you sign in. Choose how much of your .NET Passport information Microsoft can share with other companies' .NET Passport sites at sign-in: _ Share my e-mail address. _ Share my first and last names. _ Share my other registration information. [/list:u] Uncheck all of them, unless you wish to use this new service.

HUH! well, yeah, i was using ym computer fine last night, (@ work now) and then today when i go to turn it on, i get "c:\windows\systems32\pci.sys" is missing or currupt. This happened to me here @ work as well a few times with an old mobo, i got a new mobo here, and it happened once agin. Now it is doing it on my home comp. I tried boot'n in safe mode nadda. i now got to do a repair, but i was curious as to why my computer would suddenly do this? And it ahs happened to me on 2 totally different systems... Any idea's? (So far i am not liking having Nvidia with an Asus mobo + XP, as i have had nothing but problems.)

hey all! well i had a raid 0 set up in a dell poweredge server - upon a reboot it seems the systems raid system will not work - called dell and they suspect the bgackplane card or the mobo is going - how ever the system will boot fine in "scsi" mode, just not RAID. the 2 hard drives 2 x 76g scsi drives were the drives used - both drives are fine - it was the controller that has died. How can i recover data from these drives? If i can at all... because the drives did not die - can i simply plug in each drive into a scsi controller and try to copy off data? Any help is appreciated!

hey all, Okay - the boss mentioned to me something about dividing up our network, i assume this would be done with multiple domains and he says that if we do this it will help releive load on our network some how.... the idea is to have; domain 1 - domain 2 - domain 3 and in each doamin resides certain computers - say Domain 1 - web server / mail server Domain 2 - support computers Domain 3 - personal computers and then what we want to do is only allow certain people certain access to Domain X. Do i need a Domain Controller for this and Active directory? or is there another way to do this? Will making seprate "domains" improve network peformance at all?

^^ i can disagree with almost everything of the Above AMD are generally MUCH cheaper for the power and we all know AMD do more work per cycle. Canadian prices AMD AMD Athlon™ XP 3200+ Barton @ 400Mhz FSB - $299.99 Intel Intel® Pentium® 4 - 3.2C-GHz @ 800Mhz w/ 512k -$399.99 $100 more - now - it does depend on what you are using this system for... AMD is now more of a gamers / everyday user chips in terms of performance Intel - if you do video encoding and other GFX intense items - then Intel is often ontop of the game against AMD. Motherboards Asus Abit intel I prefer Abit - if you are overclocking as someone above point out - Abit is the way to go - dont even consider Intel. - Asus tends to forget key items if you want to overclock but they have nice features. If you just want a dekstop system to plug everything in and go - Intel is know for it's more stable motherboards - but often for a higher price. Video - STAY AWAY FROM THE FX'S cards - if you want to future proof your system - wait a month and see what new cards ATI and NVIDIA come out with - and even then watch the price of current high end cards drop nicely. if you can wait for everything - PCI-Express / DDRII /BTX are all coming out in the upcoming month so prices on current items will all drop. AMD is just as stable as Intel and is not as picky as you say above - for many many people - some people have bad experiences. This is aslong as you go with an Nforce2 chipset or SiS - via + AMD or via+intel = crap / troubles most of the times with some exceptions. As for harddrive - i am the opposite as above - i have had Maxtors and IVBM's die on me - i do how ever currently have 6 WD 120g / 40 WD and a 160g WD - the 6 120g WD have been running 24/7 for almost 2 years now as a file server and not one has died - how is that for quality! Samsung i also fele safe with - have a 80g Samsung that has traveld with me from toronto to antigua and now to costa rica and still works great. Pending on what mobo you get - many come with 6 channel audio so you wont need a sound card.

did not have this issue myself just got the A7n8x-e Deluxe board - revision 1 - installed 2k3 fine and also all forceware drivers and such from nvidia (XP versions) and all is running fine as far as i can tell. It is scary - everything on that site i know off by heart already..lol i think i havea formating problem

my system ti4200 overclocked AMD 2500+ server 2003 det 53.03 PowerDVD XP DVD play fine for me there have been no reported problems with ti cards in server 2003 that i have read anywhere....

^^^ either way it would have to be done on anotehr computer to avoid infection - so at thtat same time why not just install antivirus on computer before connecting to internet and burning windows update files to a cd

Quote: Also consider Call of Duty, a tad short, but still, worth playing again, and the multiplayer rocks. Nice graphics, although technically nuthin comes close to Halo until Doom 3 and Half Life 2. And dripping with atmosphere. lol nothing comes close to a game with graphics over 3 years old and ported from a console? you need to get out and play more game s- halo is a horribly coded game and the graphics are old - it has nice "effects" but the general textures and graphics are more basic then your game of hearts in windows..lol but that is just my opinion - even after playing it on a 9700PRO with all features jacked up.

^^^ yeah what he said! that strobe light sounds funky! *runs out to play sports with a strobe light* disclaimer - what disclaimer!

not sure if i had posted this here before - but fdor those of you who overclock your video card - why not make it permanent in the bios instead of strain your card with every reboot Hey all since most other posts with this have dead links and i know many are too lazy to do searches i have made a zip file with all files needed to successfully flash your nvidia bios. I have included instructions in the zip file typed out myself (not copied from anywhere else) - i have as of 10 mins before typing this flashed my MSI ti4200 from 250/450 to 305 /505 successfully (as a start - i can go higher) so go on over to www.mathiau.com and grab the files and spread em around! for possible questions already answered run over to http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=232417&perpage=40&pagenumber=1 or post here.

210 views and not one reply..lol your welcome

if you want the full NT experience and are getting into that field go NTFS.

nice sit - clean - simple personal opinion - i dont like thre brown color on the left menu reminds me of the morning after hard night out

How do you know it is not an OEM - it came from a OEM manufacteur - PC sellers - whom %99 of the time install OEM O/S's?? i am sure if you have the reciep[t if you send off an emaoil; to MS then can send you one - i recall hearing somewhere that if you havea receipt and can prove you purchased the O/S then they will givce you one. the serial key could be on a sticker on the side or his case somewhere - that is the most common method PC makers use.

you usually have to get them form the maker of the laptop - what O/S was on it before?

personally for an FTP server you better of with a 3rd party app like BulletproofFTP (formerly G6) IIS to me just does not have the options and is too much of a hassle to set up accounts and permissions as for the rest i got no clue!

hit ctrl +alt+dle and view task manager - hit processes - and see what is using your cpu power up.

boot disk work once in a blue moon - you need a mod chip - also, do not buy one of those USB mod chips - they work even less then the boot disks do.

Can anyone give me some feedback on these Firebox® II http://www.watchguard.com/products/fireboxII.asp i may be able to get one used for $750 - going price seems to range between $1300 and $1500 going to try to get him down to $600US input on this piece of hardware?

yup and funny as can be! i love how even pro MAC users bash their own system,s but i bet you that any otehr "MAC" user would blow that off and say "that is a pc user blah blah blah"

Quote: On January 24 [1984], Apple Computer will introduce Macintosh. And you’ll see why 1984 won’t be like ‘1984’.” This was the pronouncement at the end of Apple's commercial, which TV Guide magazine would later deem the greatest commercial of all time. Aired during the 1983 Super Bowl, the now famous Apple Macintosh “1984” commercial informed the world that the age of modern, home PC’s was coming. Get ready. Here comes the Mac. Apple successfully launched the Macintosh 128K on it’s designated date of January 24th, 1984 (although somehow I don’t imagine there were lines out the door of the Apple store, stretching for blocks and blocks and blocks, as seen here). But nonetheless, what a magnificent computer it was. Equipped with an 8Mhz CPU made by Motorola, 128kb of onboard memory, a 3.5” floppy drive, two serial ports, and a gorgeous black and white monitor built into the unit, the Macintosh was the first affordable home computer to include a GUI (graphical user interface). And the price for all that power? $2,500. So, one can only imagine my disgust when I happened to see one of these glorious creatures sitting on the curb by a neighbor’s house, patiently waiting to be lifted into the truck by our friendly, local sanitation workers, and then carried off to a dump where it would lay to rest in happy retirement for ages to come. I could have reprimanded my neighbors, or I could have let the Mac be taken away. Why do things happen as they do? Perhaps fate intervened, as I’m quite certain I recall seeing a slight shiver in the corner of the Mac’s screen as I firmly grasped it’s conveniently located handle (and taking the keyboard and external drive that lay on the grass next to it). Could it have possibly known all that lay in store for it; my ambitious plans for granting it a new lease on life? Perhaps… http://www.primotechnology.com/articles/0104/mac2004.htm

set your nic to the proper speed instead of "auto negotiate" see if that helps. could just be a bad or cheap nic card u go.

Quote: Check out this review, just an observation. http://www.hothardware.com/hh_files/S&V/r9800256mb_gffx5900upd.shtml My GeForce FX 5900 is certainly faster then the 9700 Pro. And wot a surprise, u have an ATi card... try reading numerous reviews - i have read more then 50+ reviews on the nvidia +ati cards of this round and VERY rearely nvidia wins i guess you dont know about NVIDIA"s driver "optimizations" ? well if you dont mind playing your games with entire scense and lighting and shadows missingf - then go nvidia, The OTHER problem - is that with certain drivers - you cans et your FSAA to max - but nvidia in FACT only put it to say 2x - so it is not doing what u think it is - this is often why nvidia "appears" to have better scores - because they cheat with their drives. I have a 9700PRO - i also have 6 opther video cards - ALL NVIDIA. read more reviews and you will start to see a clear picture that NVIDIA is behind ATI as soon as you use AA and FSAA and anything using dx9.