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IF EVERYONE LIVED LIKE YOU, WE WOULD NEED 1.8 PLANETS. Interesting little quiz ... for those who like the topic I recommend to read "Collapse" by Jared Diamond

I have been away for a while (busy ...) just felt I had to say this is the best windows site out there

One other point is the native resolution. Not for comparison between different LCD's maybe, but more a general hint. Keep in mind that the LCD only works well at it's native resolution (1280x1024 in your case). Or at the very least it looks better. If you're going to play games, make sure your system is able to handle that resolution at an acceptable frame rate. I like my Samsung 913, but it'sa not even the best one out there. It doesn't have ghosting issues at least.

Typically updating drivers with newer versions doesn't lead to install problems. Even if you haven't done an uninstall first.But never say never in the wonderful world of complex software If you use installers, normally they add additional programs besides the actual driver. This utilities you don't need for windows to run at all.They can be diagnosis utilities for example or simply manuals etc etc, It's up to you to decide if you want those. If not, it's no problem to integrate drivers and there's no need to worry about uninstall options not being available.

Walking through is a little difficult right now as I don't have word on this pc and can't remember exactly. I'll do my best, Ok, here it goes, hope it's correct. First of all you need to split the doc: MS Word lets you insert different kind of breaks. What you want is a section break. This breaks the document in two sections. So you need a section break after page 2. Page 3 will be the first page of section 2. Now you can insert page numbering (or edit existing). For section 2 you should start with 1 and have it apply to section only (you may have to do some experimenting - can't remember exactly how to go about doing this step by step). For section 1 simply no numbering / remove the page numbers in the footer. Again look that you apply it to this section only. That's all I can do right now, hope it helps anyway.

A relatively cheap one I quite like is the In-win Viper G001 http://www.in-win.com.tw/

Looks nice and clean. I like it !

Nice to see MS is into soccer as well.Looks like I now need to use my winXP system as I don't think genuine advantage validation will work with Linux. Never tried though, who knows? But Holland will surely win for the first time ever, ha ha

@Fernando 1: Succesfully tested configurations using nLite: integration of LEGACY folder drivers from package 6.70 with RC7 and RC8 integration of LEGACY folder drivers from package 6.85 with RC7 and RC8 Raid BIOS version v. 4.84 Mainboard: Asus A8N-SLI Premium 2 x Samsung SP1614C, 160GB, SATA 150 in Raid 0 Operating system: Windows XP home SP2, Windows XP home SP2 with slipstreamed hotfixes until Mar 06, Windows XP home SP2 with Ryan VM update pack 2.06. I prepared a build with the beta drivers as well, but haven't tested it yet. Nice thread Fernando! Especially the last update couldn't be clearer and simpler. I remember fighting a LOT with my first SATA drivers integration attempts. This should really be a BIG help @i_know_tim: Interesting. May I ask what drivers you used before and what motherboard you have? By the way: I had seemingly random freezes for a while too. They actually turned out to be caused by a defect memory bank. But until I discovered this (because the memory bank finally was kind enough to fail consistently, which made it easy to detect), But I was suspecting buggy drivers as well.Are you 100% sure it's stable now?

@Fernando 1. Yes, don't know myself where I got the version info, I must have been in outer space. Both are indeed 5.10.2600.0667.

Split the document in two sections. You can then specify "custom" options for each section. For example page numbering. Give it a try

Thanks for maintaining this thread, my first experiences with nVidia raid and WinXP install were rather painful. I think it's a good help for many users. I was wondering about the different versions ... from the LEGACY folders: nforce 6.70 AMD nvraid.inf: DriverVer=08/18/2005,5.10.2600.0552 nvatabus.inf: DriverVer=08/18/2005,5.10.2600.0552 nforce 6.85 AMD nvraid.inf: DriverVer=08/18/2005,5.10.2600.0552 nvatabus.inf: DriverVer=08/18/2005,5.10.2600.0552 Vista beta: nvraid.inf: DriverVer=08/18/2005,5.10.2600.0552 nvatabus.inf: DriverVer=05/01/2006,5.10.2600.0667 This suggests that the Vista beta driver package contains an updated nvatabus driver, the rest is identical anyway. Anyone know more? nVidia isn't exactly very clear in their driver releases I find.

Use %% instead of % in your cmd script.

I can yes, and I should since I spent too much on upgrade ... But tried advisor anyway and this is what it says (for all options) "Make sure you have an approved TV Tuner card" Maybe I should have installled the drivers Rest is fine

CTRL+s ? Very guilty here haha