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More info is needed, such as what type of router, network topology, etc. Amber is usually an indication of half-duplex or a duplex mis-match, green is full-duplex or just "linked", but this can vary between mfgrs. If the router has a USB or console port, log in and check to be sure you are...

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WinXP does not natively support Netbeui, which Win98 uses for it's networking protocol. You must either run the "Network Setup Disk" created in the WinXP networking wizard on the 98 machine, set up 98 to run TCP/IP only as it's net protocol, or go to the MS Knowledge base and follow the instructions...

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I have "GR8 TEK" for my plates (a gift from my wife)

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From the "View" menu, select "Choose Details..." and see if "Name" is checked

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try "View" and see if "thumbnails" is checked, if so, select, "icons" instead. This should fix problem.

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If I remeber correctly, Hobbes over at Gruntville.com made an all wood case called "Stormbringer" inspired by the Elric of Melinbone books. You could check over there for his construction notes.

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Conventional wisdom states that front fans pull in cool air, rear fans push case-warmed air out. Your PS fan is designed to work with this model. Side panel fans pull cool air onto the CPU/GPU area and are exhausted out the rear. Your friend is incorrect, airflow must always have both supply and ret...

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In order to "keep it clean", i.e be vulgar in another language so as not to alarm the kidies, Gerbil Post Whore translates in latin to "Merionis epistule meretrix" - alliteration and all, what could be more fitting?

I mean after all Lickety, we old farts have to look out for each other, hehe

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had a similar problem with my rig, turned out to be memory timings. If you have these set at anything other than auto, try this. Mine worked great after reset of memory timings.

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Ummm...... You guys do realize that Dvorak's a self-described "pot-stirrer"? He really is an intelligent fellow, but he delights in throwing out a wild idea just to see what the response is and to get discussion going. This has been his pattern all along and is not likely to change. The upshot is th...

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MS has an OPK custom install kit, available to partners and dealers, this enables you to modify the OEM section of the OS for custom URL's, themes, apps, etc. IF you can get your hands on one of these CD's, the process is involved but very flexible. I have used it to set up OEM white boxes with grea...

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Emkubed, I will agree the realism of scenic portrayal in GW is better than WoW, but what bothers me is how jerky the characters move, how they don't seem connected to the landscape (like they are walking slightly above the terrain, rather than on it), and that the whole effect to me is like the char...

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I have played both WoW and GW, and find WoW to be much more immersive, and graphics-wise, better overall. The game mechanics of GW seem "clunky" in comparison as well (you can't swim, or walk up hills, etc.). Perhaps it is a case of getting what you pay for, but to me, WoW is just more polished and ...

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Vrock, You are misinformed, I have worked in the recording industry as engineer, technician, and talent, and know that the master recording is nothing like the commercial product is intended to sound. This is all achieved in the mixdown process and yes, the sound for the duplication master is purpos...

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I must submit that frozen is OK, but is not as good as fresh from the chili parlor with fresh cheddar, oyster crackers and a cheese coney on the side.....mmmm....getting hungry.

Flip, I lurk around, but usually only post when I know I can help. Thanks for the welcome!

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As a fellow Cincinnatian, Skyline is one of the basic food groups ( Your LaRosas's group, your Skyline Group, Penn Station Group, and Pepsi group, gotta have good nutrition). As for boring, Gleek you have never had the real thing then, you have my sympathy.

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Problems of this sort are almost always RAM. I suspect that when the PSU "went south", it took a stick of RAM along for the ride. Run a boot disk RAM tester, MEMTEST or such. I have seen this problem many times and can only recall one not being a RAM issue (Motherboard was the problem that time). Go...

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The path of least resistance, and most compatible is to let windows do the install on it's own terms. Yes it must install itself on the "root" partition, there is no cure for this. It will not work otherwise without going to extreme measures and third party solutions that trick it into thinking it i...

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In almost every case, this type of error is due to bad or incorrectly seated memory sticks. If you changed a stick to a different value one, be sure to run BIOS setup to reflect the change. I would run MEMtest on the newly inserted stick as well, as it sounds that both are defective. Always try to r...

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Porkster, what sloptrough have you been chowing from? Not one of your comments are true or make any sense. AMD's technology on a clock cycle by clock cycle comparison are far superior to Intels since the release of the Athlon line. Their socket architecture has updated even more often than Intel's, ...

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No, I don't argue that it was of international importance, only that the thinking behind it was the old, one-sided, self interest driven, how can we benefit without much thought to the Chinese benefitting. The Marshall plan was enlightened self interest. We finally understood that helping the other ...

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The Marshall plan is the first time that we, the US, used the "power brokering" model to achieve stability and simultaneously encourage the rise of free enterprise economics in other governments. Marshall realized that the only way to counter the rising tide of communism and tyranny was to establish...

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FroBozz is right, it can be fixed if the damage is limited to the top layer trace. MBd's these days are multi-layer, if you cut through more than just the top layer - it's hosed. Without a tech-microscope, it's almost impossible to tell however. Most likely scenario is that you cut through more than...

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If you have a bootable Win9X floppy, boot from it, use fdisk to delete the partition, then try reloading WinXP. You can also download HDD tools from mfg and low-level format.

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Win98 would scale well with those specs

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I had a simailar problem at a clients site, which turned out to be a bad CD drive. You might try swapping the drive out and seeing if the problem persists. I know you said you imported zipped/compressed files to the PC and had the same issues, but did you introduce them through the CD drive? Hope th...

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What many "youngsters" fail to realize is that Elvis nearly singlehandedly made rock and roll, er... palatable to the mass market. Yes there were black performers who preceded him, there were foriegn artists as well, but none projected the white-middle class, clean-cut image that Elvis did. He was p...

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Lickety, I may be older and fartier (?) than thee, I'm 49 and cranky as a wet siamese in a paper bag!

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I have not used this personally, but have heard good things about this one. Costs under $200.00 US

http://www.caribbean-connexion.com/WorkTracer/

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That puppy will have to be well shielded then, a magnetic impulse pump is like a mini EMP generator, and we all know what that can do to electronic circuits.

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Re: Ethernet issues

WinXP and Netbeui