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Ok, stop showing off

http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/misc/CLSID-List.htm

Pop-up blockers are all useless IMHO - you can achieve the same effect by disabling all scripting/ActiveX in the Internet zone, then enable it only for the Trusted Sites zone. Add sites which absolutely require scripting to that zone, and you'll never have any problems with popups and malware again.If scripting is still enabled, even with most popup blockers I can still force a popup with some obfuscated script, which I believe the site you're using is doing. Redirected the site to 0.0.0.0 in HOSTS will not stop the popups from appearing, they will still occur but instead of their usual content they'll contain error messages instead. ...and with the secured IE setup I suggested above, you won't even need Windows Defender

ROFL M$ actually wrote a KB on how to ask a question? Good find!

No.

The IE tweak that removes the connection limit will probably do the same; I keep max connections at 32, but for smaller sites with weaker servers I lower it down to around 10. FlashGet with 255 connections/file is also hated by many sites

It actually worked? That's interesting... the TCP Analyser claimed my TCP window size was too small (8760) and the maximum speed I could get was 43Kb/s. I've downloaded at several hundred kilobytes per second before (sometimes even several MB/s), so something's not right... did the procedure Countach69 suggested and tried downloading some hueg files from M$ which I've gotten >1MB/s before, but it dropped down to less than 16Kb/s... Set the TCP window size back to 8760 and rebooted, instantly got >1MB/s again from same file Maybe it only works with certain connection types, I'm on 128M fiber connection.

WTF did you repeat THREE TIMES for?

The newer keyboards just aren't designed very well.

What is the chipset? Different chipsets have different ways of handling SATA/PATA configuration.

Better yet, overclock the CPU to 400MHz FSB, this is a small overclock (20%) and should be stable on most CPUs

Does this virus even exist? Now you know why Norton isn't the best AV

I suggest you teach him how to use a virus scanner instead.

I have a USB drive with a ramload tiny 98SE and all my other programs on it. No need to even use the guest computer's OS, I boot from the USB drive and have my own environment to work with (not the best, as the drivers are rather generic and don't produce maximum performance with all hardware).

So have you even done anything in an attempt to rectify this problem?

Google "TCP parameters" to get started. Maybe the recieve window or the MTU isn't set correctly. I haven't noticed any sort of limitations with my machine (built-in Realtek 8139 NIC), I've gotten >1.1MB/s with FlashGet.

I don't know if it's closed or not, but the download links are still working as of this post (I checked).

Do you really have 22 partitions in total? They're usually safe to remove, Windows will detect and reinstall them if they're not needed.

Looks like a serial-checking algorithm to me... a somewhat familiar one too, the "+ 17 + trunc(iCount/2);" reminded me of it. If you specify what sSerialNo is an array of, as well as the types of the other variables, I think it's possible to simplify the resulting code significantly.

Thrashing? That is not normal. No download manager would allocate virtual memory the size of the file being downloaded. It's normally incrementally written to the disk, but there is usually a small (~2-4Mb) buffer to avoid constant disk activity. It *might* be the virus scanner; I don't have a resident AV just for that reason - sudden unexpected disk activity is not good, especially when e.g. burning disks.

Does it detect the drive? If the WinXP install-time partitioner does not work, a DOS boot disk and FDISK will.

Phone M$ about it again... with enough complaining I think they'll do something about it.

What OS does your server run?TorrentFlux is just a PHP interface, I don't know if that's what you want...

Is this a survey or an actual request for help? Looks more like the former. I know Delphi but it's horribly bloated (most 100Kb+, when other languages are <10Kb) so I don't use it.

Ensure SATA Controller is enabled in BIOS.