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It's finally out! Hope it was worth the wait. http://beyondunreal.com/view_story.php?id=12558 Patch and Expansion are separate downloads, totaling 1.2GB downloading now...

I gotta chime in, I got Fallout about two weeks ago and have been addicted to it. It definitely feels like Oblivion in terms of gameplay, graphics are good but should be better, music is great, combat system is different. Fallout is the best game I've played since Oblivion and it's better.

The Titan Pack for UT3 is to be officially released tomorrow, March 5, according to BeyondUnreal! http://www.beyondunreal.com/?view_results=1 Might want to "preload" UT3 on Steam to get in early if interested

XP 32 bit http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/182....nglish_whql.exe XP 64 bit http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/182....nglish_whql.exe Vista 32 bit http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/182....nglish_whql.exe Vista 64 bit http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/182....nglish_whql.exe

Since you're using a hidden FAT32 volume anyway, maybe try the simpler SEL function instead of SELM? mbr 0 /install sel 5 11 "Press F11 to boot the recovery partition"

do I have this right? Network Connection + Domain User logon = works No Network Connection + Domain User logon = hangs Network Connection + Local User logon = works No Network Connection + Local User logon = hangs Do you have any startup scripts or other executables set to start on logon? Please post a HiJackThis (freeware) log from both accounts. http://www.trendsecure.com/portal/en-US/to...ools/hijackthis

hello helpdesk98 please note this would be considered a warez request, which Rule #1 concerns, since it is copyrighted material. You might try contacting the publisher of the book for a replacement cd?

I don't think we should include Linux only software, including Live CDs, like GeeXboX because by its nature almost all of the software in that domain is free and would detract the meaning of this list IMO. Similar I am leaving out Daemon Tools because it is adware and similar non adware software is available. Otherwise I've added all of the suggestions so far and the following: MSFN Member Projects Cmenu nLite UniExtract vLite AntiMalware FreeFixer Audio Players AIMP Audio Tools Musicy Burning Software DVDScribe Email Clients Thunderbird Encryption LastPass Network Tools (other) MobaSSH Tftpd32 Office Apps LyX Scribus SpeedCrunch Wink Programming CodeLite System Tools AutoHotkey Cookie Monster DMGExtractor HFSExplorer Kiwi USB Cop Text Editors JDarkRoom Web Browsers QtWeb

Sam or Anna? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Sam http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Anna

First make sure your VM host, aka real hardware, has internet access. Then make sure your VM has a Network Adapter; if it's Bridged give it a Static IP unless you have a DHCP server, otherwise NAT should work. Any firewalls in your network?

old news? it sounds like something did indeed happen this morning: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2009/02/upda...ail-outage.html I use Gmail because it is convenient, but I wouldn't rely on or trust it; same goes for any 3rd party email service. [edit] check out the Gmail S/MIME Firefox addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/592

Does this happen on a home, work, or public computer? What version of WLM are you using? Try MSN Web Messenger and see if you experience any problems: http://webmessenger.msn.com/

Why use BsPlayer? It was last updated in Dec 2005 and the site seems to be offline. My guess is BsPlayer is not respecting the 'default track flag' and is hard coded to playback english by default. You can view the default track flag with mkvmerge

Streaming Video taxes two resources: your bandwidth and your processor. What is nice about the flash plugin is it is available for different operating systems and browsers, sites can customize the play controls, its relatively small, and doesn't interfere with system file associations. As for passing the flv (flash video file) to an external media player, you might try these Firefox addons: Video DownloadHelper - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006 MediaPlayerConnectivity - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/446 BTW be sure you always download the flash plugin from Adobes website, as some drive-by-download malware sites pretend you need an upgrade and send you an infected installer. Reading Material: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Flash

IMO the best free is using the included security features built into Windows, namely using a 'User' account and requiring RunAs to elevate. This is "too annoying" for most people so Microsoft introduced UAC in Vista, among many other security improvements. The difference was it was now enabled by default per say. However people thought this was annoying and now they are scaling it back even more in Windows 7. Usually a program doesn't even need Administrator rights to run, just some ACL tweaks; again too difficult for most people.

HP has posted the tool which will prepare a USB drive with the MIE Linux recovery image here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwar...346〈=en The application downloads from this FTP page: ftp://g3u0046.houston.hp.com/pub/softlib/...ll-usb-gm-1.img Just in case anyone is curious what this is: http://www.hp.com/united-states/campaigns/...ni1000_mie.html

Hey everyone, I've updated the software list with almost every suggestion, removed dead links, added many new applications. The old topic remains linked to at the bottom of the above post, as well as an attached Excel file I am using to manage the above post. I intend to add descriptions to each line soon. Of course suggestions on software and categorization are welcome!

MSFN Member Projects Anti-Malware Toolkit CMenu DirectShow FilterPack nLite Seven Update UniExtract Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI) Windows Updates Downloader Vista Codec Package Vize vLite XPize AntiVirus / Firewall avast! HOME EDITION Ashampoo FireWall FREE AVG Avira AntiVir Personal ClamWin COMODO Internet Security Dr.Web CureIt! GhostWall Safety.Net SoftPerfect Personal Firewall ZoneAlarm AntiMalware Ad-Aware Free a-squared Free FreeFixer GMER HiJackThis Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware Spybot-S&D SpywareBlaster SpywareGuard Spyware Doctor SUPERAntiSpyware Audio Players 1by1 AIMP CoolPlayer foobar2000 jetAudio MediaMonkey Quintessential Player Songbird Soundbase Winamp Xion Audio Player XMPlay Audio Tools Audacity BonkEnc CD Art Display Exact Audio Copy Free Audio Editor MilkyTracker MODPlug Tracker Mp3tag mpTrim Picard Tagger Musicy PowerEnc Streamripper Wavosaur Burning Software BurnAware Free CDBurnerXP CD DVD Burning DeepBurner Free DVDScribe ImgBurn InfraRecorder ISO Recorder Computer Diagnostics BatteryBar Computer Inventory (Client) CPU-Z ESET SysInspector Futuremark GPU-Z HDDScan HD Tune HWiNFO32 MiTeC System Information X Nero CD-DVD Speed PC WIZARD 2007 SIV System Information Viewer SIW System Information for Windows System Spec Compression/Decompression 7zip IZArc KGB Archiver PeaZip PIM TUGZip ZipGenius Data Recovery TestDisk and PhotoRec Recuva SoftPerfect File Recovery Disc Mounting Gizmo ImDisk MagicDisc Virtual CloneDrive WinCDEmu Disc Imaging DriveImage XML GImageX GParted Macrium Reflect FREE Edition ODIN Paragon Drive Backup Express SelfImage Defragmentation Defraggler Auslogics Disk Defrag Contig JkDefrag UltraDefrag Download Manager FlashGet Free Download Manager Orbit Downloader VisualWget eBook ComicRack xCHM Email Clients Thunderbird Encryption FreeOTFE KeePass LastPass Rohos Mini Drive TrueCrypt File Tools A43 AccelMan Ant Renamer Bulk Rename Utility CloneSpy ExplorerXP FreeCommander i.Disk muCommander ReNamer Rename Master Snowbird UltraExplorer Unreal Commander WinMerge Xinorbis FTP CrossFTP FileZilla WinSCP Hex Editor Hex-Ed HxD Image Editor ArtRage Artweaver ExifTool ExifTool GUI GIMP Inkscape Paint.NET PhotoFiltre Tux Paint Image Management IrfanView Picasa XnView Graphics (other) Blender Fotosizer Google SketchUp hugin - Panorama photo stitcher Jahshaka Kerkythea MakeHuman OpenFX PIXresizer Scratch trueSpace GUI Shell Enhancements Desktop Restore DM2 Extended Task Manager Fences Open Command Prompt Shell Extension Open++ Pitaschio PowerMenu QTTabBar Rainlendar Lite Switcher Taekwindow Taskbar Shuffle TaskSwitchXP Shell Tray Info Sizer HashTab Docks ObjectDock RK Launcher RocketDock Virtual Desktops Desktops Dexpot WindowsPager VirtuaWin Theme Tools DisplayFusion John’s Background Switcher John’s Image Converter FlyakiteOSX Network Scanner inSSIDer MiTeC Network Scanner The Dude SoftPerfect Network Scanner Network Sniffer SmartSniff Wireshark Microsoft Network Monitor Network Tools (other) Cain & Abel IP-Tools LogMeIn Hamachi Mausezahn MobaSSH Net Tools PuTTY Tray Snort Spiceworks UltraVNC HTTrack mRemote TCP-Z Tftpd32 TheGreenBow IPSec VPN Client Tunnelier Zenmap Office Apps AbiWord Angel Writer Convert Gnumeric Google Docs LyX OpenOffice.org Scribus SpeedCrunch Wink PDF Software BeCyPDFMetaEdit Bullzip PDF Printer doPDF Foxit Reader PDFCreator Pdf Split and Merge PDF-Xchange Viewer Perfect PDF Reader PrimoPDF Sumatra PDF Tomahawk PDF+ Programming CodeLite RSS FeedDemon Feedreader RSSOwl Screenshot Software CamStudio Free Screen Capturer Greenshot Rumshot PrtScr ZScreen Software Development System Tools Anolis AutoHotkey AutoPatcher CCleaner CloneSpy Cookie Monster Dependency Walker DMGExtractor DriverBackup! EasyBCD Event Log Explorer FileAlyzer HashCheck HFSExplorer Kiwi Replacer Resource Hacker Revo Uninstaller TeraCopy Unlocker USB Cop VirtualScreenMaximizer Tweaking Ultimate Windows Tweaker xpy Vispa Text Editors jane JDarkRoom MadEdit NFOpad Notepad++ Notepad2 Steganos LockNote Virtualization DOSBox Microsoft Hyper-V Server Sandboxie VirtualBox VMware ESXi VMware Server VMX Builder WinAPIOverride32 Video Players GOM Media Player KMPlayer Media Player Classic – Homecinema MPlayer SMPlayer VLC media player Video Tools Avidemux AutoGK AviSynth bitRipper Cut Assistant Debut Video Capture Software DGMPGDec Digital Video Repair DivFix++ Dr. DivX DVD43 ffdshow tryouts FLV Extract FRAPS Free Video Converter GraphStudio GSpot HandBrake MediaCoder MKVToolnix StaxRip SUPER TSReader Videora Converter VirtualDub Wax Web Browsers Apple Safari Avant Browser Firefox K-Meleon Google Chrome Maxthon Opera QtWeb Old Free Software List

use Dynamic DNS so you dont need a static ip. http://www.dyndns.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_DNS

Maybe this is what you are looking for? HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\DevicePath

Guys the reason Write Back Cache is disabled by default is it can greatly increase the chance of data loss. If you have data in cache and there is a power failure that data is lost. If this happens to data that is to be mirrored (RAID 1) the volume will be degraded, and if it is to be stripped (RAID 0,5) the volume will fail. The cache is only good for short bursts, because if there is a large amount to write the cache will fill and you will have to wait, at normal velocities, for it to commit to disk. If you look at discreet RAID controllers they recommend caching but only with a battery backup.

Do you have and are interested in using the floppy method? Otherwise you will need to integrate the drivers into the XP setup disc. Or install Windows Vista or Windows 7... The topic I linked to above, Integration of Intel's SATA AHCI and RAID drivers, Guide and help for XP and W2k3 (32/64bit), really covers it all. BTW it seems they did make an Intel version of that notebook. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compaq_Presario_V6000

I think that laptop uses an AMD processor and an NVIDIA chipset, so those drivers dont apply. I mistakenly linked to the wrong nlite forum topic, the correct one is Integration of NVIDIA's nForce RAID and AHCI drivers, Guide and help for XP and W2k3 (32/64bit) http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=51140

GeForce are nVidia Video drivers nForce are nVidias Chipset drivers You should run XP Setup normally, press F6 when it prompts you to, and then insert the Floppy with the nForce drivers. You can create a customized xp boot cd with nLite http://www.nliteos.com/ These guides mention how to integrate drivers http://www.nliteos.com/guides.html http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...504&hl=sata

You need to provide the SATA drivers for your chipset (motherboard) when installing XP. This can be done with by pressing F6 during text based setup to load from a floppy or by integrating the drivers into the install source. I used Google to find out that the "v6000" is a Compaq laptop. Then I went to HP Support site, as they own and support Compaq series, and found nForce chipset drivers availible. http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=v6000 http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_query=v6000 http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_winxp_15.24.html Vista includes drivers for most SATA controllers, as does most linux distributions, so your claim that it doesn't run with any OS is greatly exaggerated. I am modifying the title of the post and moving it to the XP forum.