Shindo_Hikaru

NTF file system

I agree, but to complement that i would go ahead and add a better heatsink and fan such as thermaltake, one that wouls support faster CPU's. Also upgrade/update all hardware and software drivers/firmware.

DSL, go wireless or your cables, can't split the singal, you would need to get to dsl lines for your configureation.

What is the full specs of your system

What was the orginial letter, i have been writing professional letters in all formal communities, in my professional experience it is standard practice to examine and partially proof-read the orginial document to send an apporiate reply. If you would like to continue with my assistance please do reply and please submit the orginial letter sent to your address (i.e. email, fax, etc). In the event you do not have any means to continue please reply to this response in your own means. Thank you and have a great day.

OK, if you are planning to send signal from your reciver, your reciver will need to be on. If you are looping out or splitting from revicer then it needs to be one, however what ever the channel is on when the revicer is on, it will show that channel to all locations split from. If you split from LNB, you would need more then one reciver if it is supported.

Not sure what your sat service you hve but Dishnetwork has a unique setup. It has a multi-swith that allows for multiple recivers with that can recive the signal. We have 4 HD recivers and they are all independent. I can have anyone of them one.

i did forget ot mention, that it could be your codeing, as my site work perfect in xhtml 1.1, feel free to view the source coding. The following codes i have used in my sites worked in IE 6 and up. HTML 4.01 (Strict, Transitional, Frameset) XHTML 1.0 (Strict, Transitional, Frameset) XHTML 1.1

Your page is now say not a valid 1.0 strict But it is a tentative XHTML 1.0 Transitional Change the DOC type

OK, make sure you have the latest bios release and make sure your SATA is configured as enabled and/or is configured to be bootable (although it should automaticlly boot), in some cases such as my BIOS i have option setting for my PC IDE only SATA only IDE + SATA SATA + IDE The two but simular settings that enable both channels also sets the primary and secondary boot, also their is in some BIOS that allow you to configure your bootable device.

I see your problem, Just so you know, IE does not support xhmtl 1.0 strict, i would recommend using XHTML 1.0 Transitional XHTML Internet Explorer's support of XHTML (the successor to the standard document markup language HTML) is incomplete, although no claim of any XHTML support was ever made. Rather, XHTML 1.0 was intentionally designed to be usable by HTML 4.0 user agents, like Internet Explorer, if certain document authoring guidelines for backward compatibility were followed. Furthermore, when accessing XHTML documents over a network, such support by non-XHTML-aware browsers is predicated on the documents being served with a MIME type of text/html. To the extent that these requirements are met, IE supports XHTML. XHTML has since matured, and it is now possible to author modular documents that cannot be rendered in a non-XHTML-aware browser like Internet Explorer. Furthermore, the use of the text/html MIME type is now deprecated in XHTML 1.0 Strict and XHTML 1.1, in favor of application/xhtml+xml. Internet Explorer does not recognize this MIME type, so instead of rendering the page, a file download prompt is presented to the user. It is possible to force IE to show application/xhtml+xml pages as either HTML or generic XML, but this workaround involves the manual editing of Windows registry [5]. By forcing XHTML to be interpreted as HTML, it also removes the advantages of using an XML parser, like well-formedness checking. Despite the advent of application/xhtml+xml, many XHTML documents on the web are still served with the text/html type in order to make XHTML documents renderable in Internet Explorer. Some consider this practice harmful as it could result in proliferation of malformatted XHTML documents [6]. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticisms_of_Internet_Explorer

What code are you using, and what application. Why did i ask, all i needed to do was lookat the source, but moving one, what program

I would wait, as the new Intel chip comes out, it will kill AMD, even though it is slower in terms of clock speed it still kills.

yes, although it is good, and does have the stars who showed in the orginal, Christopher reeve is the true Superman,

Intresting to note that their is a list of people with no polical experence yet do great or bad.

I would only by EVGA overclocked cards as their warrenty covers it and also covers end-user overclocks to already overclocked card.

Windows 1.1 (1.0 - Rumor version, not official) Windows 1.2 Windows 1.3 Windows 1.4 Windows 1.x - Killed for 2.0 Windows 2.0 Windows 2.1 for 286 Windows 2.1 for 386 Windows 3.0 ( Could run in Real mode, Standard mode, 86 Enhanced mode, Multimedia Extensions only for OEM PC's and could not run in Real mode) Windows 3.1 Modular Windows - special windows for a long dead Video Info system. Windows 3.1 for Workgroups Windows 3.11 Windows 3.11 for Workgroups Windows 3.2 for Workgroups - made for Chinese markets only Windows NT 3.1 Windows NT 3.51 Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1 Windows NT Server 3.5 Windows NT Server 3.51 Windows 95 Windows 95 SP1 Windows 95OEM1 4.00.950A Windows 95OEM2 4.00.950B (4.00.1111) Windows 95OEM3 2.1 4.00.950B (4.03.1212-1214) Windows 95OEM4 2.5 Windows 98 (Windows) Windows 98 (Windows 4.1) Second Edition 2222A Windows 98 (Windows 4.1) Second Edition 2222B Windows Millennium Edition (Windows 4.9) (Their is another edition of ME that was released that had non Plug and Play drivers removed) Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Windows NT 4.0 Server Windows NT 4.0 Server Enterprise Edition Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Windows 2000 was available in five editions: Windows 2000 Professional Windows 2000 Server Windows 2000 Advanced Server Windows 2000 Datacenter Server Windows 2000 Small Business Server Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs, a low-end version of Windows XP that is intended to be a thin-client that works with older hardware. Windows Embedded (CE, totally different from all Windows versions), for embedded systems, open sorce Windows (CE) Moble for smart phones and PDAs Windows (CE) Media Center for Digital Media Players Window XP Embedded Windows XP Home Edition Windows XP Home Edition N - mandated by a European Union ruling Windows XP Professional Windows XP Professional N - mandated by a European Union ruling Windows XP Media Center Edition , released in November 2002 Windows XP Media Center Edition 2003 Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, released on October 12, 2004. Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Windows XP Starter Edition, for new computer users in developing countries Windows XP Professional x64 Edition,for home and workstation systems utilizing 64-bit processors based on the x86 instruction set (AMD calls this AMD64, Intel calls it Intel EM64T) Windows XP 64-bit Edition, is a version for Intel's Itanium line of processors; maintains 32-bit compatibility solely through a software emulator. It is roughly analogous to Windows XP Professional in features. It was discontinued in September 2005 when the last vendor of Itanium workstations stopped shipping Itanium systems marketed as "Workstations". Windows Server 2003 is available in seven editions: Small Business Server Web Edition Standard Edition Enterprise Edition (32 and 64-bit) Datacenter Edition Compute Cluster Edition Storage Server Windows Vista Windows Vista Business Windows Vista Enterprise Windows Vista Home Premium Windows Vista Home Basic Windows Vista Ultimate Windows OS's in the works Windows Server "Longhorn" Windows "Vienna" (formerly known as Blackcomb), slated to be Vista's successor. Windows Mönch Windows Fuji Cancelled Windows Cairo (a "true object-oriented OS") planned after Windows NT Windows Nashville (Windows 96) (Became Windows 95B.) Windows Neptune was sent out to beta testers but was never released. Should have been a consumer version (i.e. home edition) of Windows 2000. For the people who want it listed here is the list of MS/IMB joint OS/2. OS/2 1 OS/2 1.1 OS/2 1.2 OS/2 1.3 OS/2 2 OS/2 2.1 OS/2 for Windows OS/2 2.11 OS/2 2.11 SMP Edited note: This list is part of my Windows Versions Database i have for references.

Being that we are granting wishes here for flag, i would like to see Navajo Nation Flag added as well.

Again this iss where peoples narrow prosectives lead them to conclusions in the box, when in real life all things are not always in the box, it takes more courage to see the thing outside the box then to stay in the shelter of your box. This is what it means to be open minded and see the world for what it is and what it can be instead of what you don't what to see.

does any one know what OC 1 is? if not here is a little schooling for you - OC1 Fiber optic connection capable of transfering data at 51.85 Mbps.

As far the the Kerry, i never liked him, dishorable, and such. As far as the gay allogations. WHO THE **** CARES. I don't, i was in the military, when i took the oath, it was for all people of the US, not specific indviduals. As far as comparing her professional talk show job to a new job, who knows.

Pick a IDE Channel, Channel 0 or Channel 1, does not really matter but on your Drive their is a set of pins that can automatically set it to Master or Slave, or select it with the pins to Master or Slave. If you have your documentations that came with the drive then look at the diagram that shows setting Drive. IF you do not have them then recommend getting the drive model and paying a visit to the manufactures site. Bios automatically detects drives so you relly can't force it. Regarding cables usually Hard drives require a 80 conductor 40 pin ribbon cable and devices such as CD's can use the standard 40 conductor 40 pin ribbon cable. I have elected to use all 80 pin calbes for optimal settings.

ok, if it is stateing that the key is invalid here is some of the reasons. OEM key - requireds an OEM disk Retail key - requires an Retail disk Volume Licence - requires a VOL disk I have run into this problem before, My sisters friend gave her a computer but did not give her the disks tha came with it however the Product code and product id is on the case with the legit sticker, so when my sisters computer which is OEM crashed an needed a reinstall. So i used my copy of WINXP CD (VOL) and tried to use the key on the sticker it said invaid key, i called microsoft and talked to a tech who said that the key on the sticker is valid and it should work, but the tech reissued me a new key based on the product code on the sticker and i tried again but came up invalid. Then the tech asked me if my windows cd is the oem copy that came with the pc or am i useing another cd (ie. Retail, VOL). I explained the problem to him and said you must use a oem disk other wise you will continue to get the invalid key error. Which i explained againt hat the orginal owner had misplaced it but i have the key on the case from a manufactuer, and then procedded to expain that you must contact the manufactuer to obtain a new cd. So in a nut shell, OEM to OEM, VOL to VOL and Retail to Retail.

The process of what i do it to ensure system updates are all current within an allowable amount and program updates, so i do not have to waste time for update downloads. Which would you have to restore from a image of your install that would require 30 some updates and programs that require other long list of updates or an current image of windows that has updates intergrated that only requires 6 or less. As far as RAID0 for installation disk, it is nice to have but when one of your drives dies, then it is off to the store or online to find the exact model. Although the same could be said for my own drive but in all truth, why would i need a raid0 for my installation disk, only to perhaps make my system faster for games and CAD, and such. Note here is my MOBO connectors 2 SATA 2 SATA - RAID 2 PATA 2 PATA - RAID all in all i can have 12 drives on my system. all on my motherboard, no pci/pci-e controller cards.

I have a paypal account, the standard account allows you to recived money via paypal only, while paypal murchant account allows you to accept credit cards, bank transfers, debit cards, and also your customers can pay you instantly, even without a PayPal account. Optional: Accept credit cards via phone, fax, mail, or in person (monthly fees apply) For more details click the link https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_merchant Just a note, most of the palpay payments in the standard merchant is online. To accept phone it is as stated fees. So if not website, no payment options. I have used paypal merchant services for my business. So i know how it works. If further help is needed, give me a ring.