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I prefer a hardware firewall.

The extra antennae support MIMO (multiple in/multiple out), simply better range. 240Mbps, simply is another SuperG type (don

I concur, WM & RM Recorder. I found a free program, but haven

If your ISP is throttling your bandwidth I would recommend using the newest version of uTorrent. I also mostly use BitTorrent, but at times I use Limewire Pro (make sure to have your virus software running, and or scan each file), SoulSeek, and Emule.

I am going to cover all the bases (even if you might have done these). 1

If you are looking to fit everything onto a single CD, KVCD is the best choice. It has better quality than a VCD. If you are looking for the best quality, SVCD would be it but you would need to split the movie onto two CDs (at least). TMPGEnc (with KVCD parameters) will do the trick (it will also handle SVCD), and you can find tutorials at HERE The site should also have other programs that can help you.

Do you happen to have the site? It sounds like a good deal so far

Sony eSupport Find your model, and download the software.

Are you having IRQ conflicts? Should I assume you are used to the way Windows 98 dealt with IRQs? Anyway, In Device Manager, expand "Computer" and right click the expanded entry. Select Update Driver, then choose "Install from a list or Specific Location (Advanced)", click next. Select "Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install.", click Next. If Standard PC is shown in the list, choose it, otherwise un-tick Show compatible hardware, then select Standard PC from the list. Click Next.

I killed a man.

It depends on your MB (mother board).

I agree, if you need a free program Audacity is nice.

For MS Paint, they are decent

Easy answer, buy a better card. You can slightly tweak that card out, but it wont be much.

Scandisk HERE

Trance, smache.

IBUYPOWER

I killed a man and Cable watched.

Haha! I totally didn

Cable recruited me from Berkeley while studying Geological Sciences.

Did she offer the computer a slurpee?

I would check the MSI website for newer BIOS (flash).