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<0> maybe there is another hole you can put a standoff in?
<0> be careful you dont short your board out
<1> well, like I said, no board in there now, but the last time one was in this case, it did wobble
<1> so,u recommend the plastic standoffs?
<2> god damn pos
<1> lol
<0> i dont know sometimes they include plastic along with the metal ones and the plastic ones connect different but if you can live without the standoff that may be better
<3> You know that.
<0> ?
<4> Hi! I`m currently using two harddisks. Each one has a an Operating System. Whn my PC starts, there is an option to choose which operating SYStem i would like to use. But one of it does not work, how should i edit the path to link it to my OS ?
<0> ?
<0> edit the boot.ini file
<0> is windows on C:\
<0> what two os are you using ?
<4> yeap
<4> actually i`m havin 2 Winxp installations on 2 hdd
<0> edit the boot.ini file on C:\
<5> could someone help here adding a computer to a Domain (XP vs w2003 server). Im having strange problems. The computer starts the session ok, but then closes the session automatically
<4> Where can i find the boot.ini file?
<5> ActionZ: it usually resides at the root dir
<5> if you cant find it make a full search in windows
<6> u might need to tell it to search hidden files if it doesn't find it.
<5> sure, thanks GhettoR
<4> oh thanks HexDumpo
<4> oh thanks HexDump
<5> so, nobody can help here with that Damain logout problem?
<5> ActionZ: np man
<7> I don't know why but when I click my mouse sometimes it double clicks
<7> and also the * and the / in the keyboard to the right they switch place...
<7> may be I have a trojan
<4> HexDUmp, i looked for the boot,ini file
<4> but i can't find it
<4> Im using winxp
<6> you goto advanced options and check the 'search hidden files and folders'?
<4> yeap GhettoR, I did that
<6> dunno, that's where my boot.ini was
<6> you can also get there by
<6> right click on 'my computer'
<6> properties
<6> advanced tab
<6> click on 'settings' under 'startup and recovery'
<6> then there's a 'edit' button there. that basically is a shortcut to your boot.ini
<4> oh okies i got it
<4> what does this mean "multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition" /fastdetect"
<4> the multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) portion
<6> first ide controller, first disk, first partition. or something close to that. lol
<4> oh i see
<4> so i shall just play with the numbers i guess
<8> anyone know why i cant erase my mcafee anti-virus program...it wont let me delete certain files
<8> is there a fix to this
<9> hi
<9> i need some network related help
<9> anyone here can help?
<9> hi?
<9> hi anyone here?
<10> it''s early early morning in america
<10> most won't be awake
<9> damn :(
<9> are u any good with networks?
<9> what time is it?
<10> I'm in sydney... it's 10:20pm here
<10> watching TV atm
<9> can u come here after u are done? i'll wait
<10> k
<10> ok
<10> wussup
<9> hi
<9> right
<9> i live in the uni halls of residence
<9> but lately in the past 2 weeks i have been getting very high latency on my connection
<9> i pinged the internal gateway, it was 200ms
<9> so i got the guy who lives next door to do the same
<9> his was 5 ms
<9> thinking it was my comp, i did all the usually spyware checks,virus checks, firewall, tcpview bla bla bla
<9> but nothing
<9> so i got him to bring his laptop over and plug it into my wall socket
<9> his ping went up to 150ms average
<9> this is a problem for me cause i use the comp/voice to talk to the folks back home
<9> and to play online games
<9> and this latency is really killing me
<9> so i'm gonna talk to the admin today
<9> but i was hoping someone could explain to me what's wrong with the connection before i bring my case before the admin
<10> if you're plugged directly into a wall socket, I would't have a clue what it could be
<10> I guess it's possible taht despite you and your neighbor being directly next to each other, your wall ports might be going to different switches
<9> i'm guessing there is something wrong with my port or the way the switch/router deals with my traffic
<10> and one might be having problems...
<9> is there anyway i can check this?
<10> I don't see how
<9> we both go through the same gateway though
<9> okay, if i tell my admin about this, what do u think his options are?
<9> what conclusions will he come to?
<10> dunno, where I work, all that side of things gets handled by the Comms unit
<10> you've verified the problem, leave the rest to them
<9> okay, but my admin is a bit of a prick :(, he thinks i don't know ****
<10> you could try sending larger ping packets, see whether there is any packet loss, or it's just latency
<9> k will do that now
<9> nope
<9> no packet loss
<9> or dropped
<9> hmm 1 loss
<9> out of 41 packets
<9> average latency of 155ms
<10> that's fine
<11> i have a question please
<11> but this maybe related to hardware can i ?
<11> my new video card wont boot windows xp :(
<11> The self-posting of bios even cannot be finished
<11> but,with my old gf2 card,all fine
<9> what card is it and what motherboard do u have?
<11> any idea ?
<9> and powersupply?
<11> I have a motherboard is based on Intel 845e ,AGP 4X
<11> The card is ati 9559 8X,but it supports 4X
<11> oops, ati 9550 256MB
<11> PSU is a 250watt, an old one, bought 2 year and a half ago
<10> well a 9550 shouldn't be ****ing too much power, but a 250 watt no brand psu is a real piece of ****
<10> and should be replaced anyway
<10> so you might as well start three
<10> *there
<11> i called the video card support phone,that guy told me it should be 1st, compatibility, or/and 2nd, PSU ****s
<11> really ?
<11> but BaRFMaN ,see, it even cannot finish bios
<9> yup, that maybe because its under-volting the mobo
<10> your other option is stick the video card in a friend's computer
<10> take your pick
<9> why don't u try the card on a friend comp
<11> i power on pc with ati card, right after the first page then it goes into a blank screen and stuck there, only a mouse cursor there is blinking
<11> kinsl, i tried 2 hours ago,it worked fine
<11> my friend ..well not my friend a guy works in a computer repair store i went to there this afternoon
<11> there they happen dont have a new PSU so that guy tested the card on his home pc
<11> it worked.
<11> but he told me this,in his opnion it shouldnt be the PSU problem
<11> he thinks it should have been able to finish self-posting though
<11> even with a lacking powerful of PSU
<11> hmm
<10> all bets are off on how an underpowered system will behave
<11> i agree
<9> 20. intel 845GL/GV - AGI/AGPI Compatibility with AGP display card
<9> The intel 845GL/GV chipsets are primarily targeted for motherboards using onboard VGA controller. There are no interface logic for supporting a plug-in AGP VGA display card. Some selected models in the PC Partner motherboards, with the 845GL/GV chipset, are specially designed to carry an AGI / AGPI Slot, so that it can work with plug-in AGP display cards. This AGI / AGPI Slot is emulated from the PCI Slot, and with some limitation when working with the
<9> Refer to the user manual of 845GL/GV chipset motherboards (with AGI / AGPI Slot) for more details on precaution of VGA driver installation, and the below list of tested AGP display cards.
<9> Tested AGP display cards in the nVidia chipset group include the following :
<9> nVidia Geforce MX400 (AGP4x)
<9> nVidia Geforce MX400 (AGP8x)
<9> nVidia Gefoce MX460 (AGP4x)
<9> nVidia Geforce MX4000 (AGP8x)
<9> nVidia Geforce Ti4200 (AGP4x)
<9> nVidia Geforce FX5200 (AGP8x)
<9> nVidia Geforce FX5600 (AGP8X)
<9> nVidia Geforce FX5700LE (AGP8X)
<9> Tested AGP display cards in the ATI chipset group include the following :
<9> ATI Radeon 7000 (AGP4x)
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