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What's the site suppose to be about? BTW, the tracert is terrible. That's probably your problem.

Just wondering, what do you mean, not using a wireless card?

WTF is that? lol

I was at that site for about an hour last night. Great find. I miss all those good TV shows from the 80's.`

How about a jack hammer or one of those tree branch shredders? :haha:

Did you make sure the IDE channels are enabled in BIOS?

Typing netstat -b will display which .exe is using which port. Similarly typing netstat -o will display which Process ID (PID) the port is using. You can see which program is using which PID in the task manager. You may have to go to View>> Select columns and check the box for PID. Type netstat /? for more info on the netstat command.

Basicly, yes. The only official and legal way to download it, for now, is to be part of M$'s MSDN.

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Just because you have a 600Watt power supply doesn't mean it's all gonna be used all the time. Ex: I have a 5.1 500Watt Surround system, but I know it only uses 500Watts when it's on full blast, which is rare.

You could try Ebay's Rethink to find out how much your computer is worth.

That's the same as hosting files. If people are downloading those files from you, you are distrubiting the files to them.

I'm going to download Virusscan. I already have ZA for a firewall and have no need for parental controls.

Shell here. Damn Mobil won't accept my debit card OR credit card at the pump. Even the frikin car wash doesn't like my cash! WTF?

lol, that's a good one. I've heard about this HDD freezing in a few sites. I doesn't work does it?

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A lot of those fake e-mails do look very real and the sites that go with them do to. Some people don't realize that the message is fake and click on the link. I forwared every Paypal message I get that asks me to click on a link in an e-mail to [email protected]. Even though I haven't fallen for any of those scams, I forwarded them anyway, because it helps shut down these sites.

Pretty good speeds.

Comcast doesn't have 10/1.

Don't forget: 1.CPU fan/heatsink 2.The OS

I meant the upgraded bored.

The world needed more people thinking like you during Y2K. The problem with this change is so many things we use everyday rely on accurate time. It's kind of like a Y2K7, except only about a 10th the size/problem.

The FF tester is never accurate for me either. That's another reason to LOVE Testmy.net.

There should be a text box that pops up. Since you're on dial-up it could take a while.

I'm not sure what modem you should get since I'm on Comcast, but I don't think you need a separate line all the way from the poll. I have a Motorola SB-4220. When my 'net was put in, they kept it at one line from the pole to the house. They put a 3-splitter 2 TV's and net on it, with a "fancy" splitter on it and ran a whole separate cable line from the splitter to the cable modem. I say "fancy, because this is one of those splitters that are hard to find in stores. It had three connections with one at a separate Db level for the modem. They also put amps (I think) on the TV lines.