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MMMMMMmmm, holiday spirit

Why are you changing file extensions in the first place? And why do you have to change them so often that a warning message becomes an "annoyance"? Just curious as to the procedure at hand here.
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Normally, nothing important is ever placed in the /temp folder, since many shutdown scripts clear it out.

To be safe, you could always move them into a folder in /temp, like /temp/perf, and...

I'm not absolutely sure from your description, but it sounds like your modem is one of those newer modem/router/wireless all-in-one devices? And you're asking if there's a way to use your D-link to...

Does DOS software that old support long filenames? hijackthis.txt is not an 8-dot-3 filename. Perhaps it wants to see hijack~1.txt?

The intent of the mirror is to provide improved availability. It allows you to continue to access whatever was on the mirror even if one of the drives fails completely. If you install your OS and...

I know what you mean. I've tried to use my son's machine at times, and he runs his 20.1" LCD at 1600x1200. I feel like I need a magnifying glass :)

He says you get used to it, but I think it's a...

Check for an updated driver. I ran 1280x1024 on a 32MB card before building this new machine.

Also, be sure your system is aware of your monitor. Sometimes the CD that comes with the panel needs...

It could be a lot of things. Acquiring the PSU tester certainly won't hurt. If the PSU has lost, say, the 3.3V output, the fans will start, but nothing else will happen.

What's the downside to deleting them all?

LCD's are fixed-pixel devices. There is a native resolution that matches the pixel count of your panel. Attempting to operate the panel at resolutions other than native will result in reduced...

I've never heard of software that captures to .iso, what were the steps you used to create this file?

You're going to have to follow the instructions in your original thread.

When you rename a file, it will have to be renamed back at the other end for it to be functional. The recipient may have...

Check to see if "Status Bar" is checked on the 'View' menu. Now, back to our regularly scheduled thread.

Don't attempt to do anything to your renamed file. Just mail it like that (I usually use...

The AV will protect the entire computer, but only when it is running. If you install it on one OS, but then boot to another, you will lose the protection unless you install it again for the 2nd OS.

I don't allow them on my network here, but we do have a tenant who uses them on the spare cabling for a standalone separate network. One of their security procedures involves locking the switch down...

There are commercially available adapters that properly "split out" the normally unused brown and blue pairs from the normally in-use green and orange pairs in a Cat5 cable. Visually, they look like...

The switch will work fine as long as it is connected to the router, not directly to the broadband modem (cable/DSL/wireless/whatever). In fact, the wired ports on my DSL router only have switches...

I've never found that to be true on the NT-based versions.

I recently had to temporarily resurrect an old P3-450 system, one that had Windows2000 installed on it a couple weeks after the code...

Cable Select predates the 80-wire "ATA/66" cables. On the older 40-wire cables, the drive locations were reversed (master in the middle). This arrangement was sometimes troublesome when the end...

If you're not logged in to WS1 as an account present on both machines, it will ask for a password to access WS2 (or 3, etc).

Are you logged in as "office" on WS1 when you try to get to WS2?

That doesn't work?

Have you tried right-clicking the link and choosing "Save Link As..." (or Save Target, or whatever your browser uses)?

I just tried a DVD download that way (from their SF, CA mirror) and it seemed...

Out of curiosity, why the aversion to assigning a static IP? The PC's on my network are dynamic, but the printers, the satellite receivers, and the TiVo's are static. Most routers can be set to...