CptMurphy

Don't they have different frequencies?

I don't think I understand what you mean. Do you want to have cdimage burn directly to a DVD?

Hey people, I've been wanting to get into the whole graphics design scene. Maybe get a part time job. I want to learn 3DS MAX. The thing is, I don't want to have to buy a book. I'd prefer getting tutorials and learning like that. However, all the tutorials I've found are for people who know many of the capabilities of the program. So what I wanted to know is, do any of you know of good primers that could help a newbie like me? Thanks.

What OS do they have? Also, do you have a firewall, and if so, what kind? Is it configured properly? There's a specific port for Remote Assistance that you need to allow, as well as the program itself.

To be honest, I don't think that many people here would use a password manager. Simply because it's too risky to use it. However, I use a notepad'ish program called LockNote which uses either 128 or 256-bit encryption. I forget which. On that proggy, I keep accounts and passwords. I have that program on a USB drive that I keep safe which I also have password locked and encrypted. Im just paranoid tho so.....

The maddest I've gotten is when Ive installed 3 diff. mem sticks and none of 'em worked. I just snapped all of 'em. The rest of the anger was bottled up inside for another day.

Well, I came across this cheap little game. It's an online multiplayer where the point is to get tiffany. It's nothing like CS or WoW but it's a good way to spend the passing time in college or work. Here's the link: Gettiffany

click switch to and see what program it is, then post in here so we can help u more.

Push F1 in thunderbird and search for "default mail". It'll give u a how-to.

For one thing, you're in the users tab. Does it show the same thing in the processes tab?

You'd proabably have to change the local pc policy or maybe even the registry. But the easiest way is to just make the bootable floppy using the standard way or from bootdisk.com, and just add the files afterward.

Yea, the thing is that ntfs can't read fat and the same way around.

That looks like your lcd is messed up. I seriously doubt firmware upgrade will help out.

Use msconfig and disable some services. Some might be laggin on you.

Well, your boot.ini file, which is in the drive which holds your %systemroot% folder, was rewritten to only have on OS as an option. For example, your's should proabably look like this: [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Home" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows ME " FYI, home can't be configured with ntfs.

Whens the last time you defraged?

Two major companies are nvidia and ati. They're the main gpu manufacturers. It really depends on the reseller.

What file format are you using? If ur using NTFS on pro, you wont see it in xp home. To see it, you have to convert it back to FAT32. However, you'll reformat everything. xp home can't see ntfs.

You could do one of two things: 1: Call up microsoft and tell them your situation, they follow you through the whole process to reactivate your OS. 2: Whenever you change your system mobo, you get only three minor changes. Do this, install the old motherboard with the new video card. After this, install the new motherboard and see if this fixes anything.

Speedwise, it's not ideal for network connections. Also, if he wants those capabilities on the road, wifi ain't gonna cut it. He'll have to use portable satellite.

Awesome.

Two words: group access. One more word: policy. Have a nice day.

xp pro:32/64 2k: adv srv/pro 2k3:web/ent/std

Updating the firmware might fix the issue but it's doubtful. Could you maybe include a picture so as to better see what the bar looks like? If the bar just recently appeared the player is proabably bad. If it came like that, the player is also proabably bad. Either way, search the creative knowledge base to see if anyone else is experiencing this issue and if there are any fixes for it.

Using wireless on a server isn't the best way to secure it. Using WEP worsens it. Hardwiring the server not only gives you the assurance that people can't wardrive the network, but you get better performance. Wireless networks, with the exception of certain APs/routers, are easily hackable. However, if you still want to use wireless, use WPA-SPK encryption. WEP is inherently insecure. As for VPN, the port is disabled on the server but not on the terminals, so you'd still see it open. What you should do is create a group policy that closes that port as well, if you can.