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you can also edit the guest OS config file in ESXi to enable VNC access to the console. you'll also need to modify the ESXi firewall to allow VNC to pass through. http://bitsmarts.blogspot.ca/2013/01/enable-vnc-in-vmware-esxi-51.html

If your doing a install you can install it to a different drive. It does not need to be a system drive.

If its just the menu's your worried about, its all stored in the .cuix file. Do your new install and copy+open your old .cuix and your done. If you have customized other stuff, alot of it is stored in the users registry under the ACAD tree as well as the users app data folders. I've copied...

If you really need VT-d support then Q67, X58, X79, C202, C204, C206, 5500, 5500 and most likely a few others are the choices. If you don't need "passthrough" then the options really open up.

Recently moved and don't have a phone hooked up yet. Telco needs to run new lines from the pole. Tried activating XP (online method) saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. Finally worked on wednesday. The Windows 7 activations went just fine. I thought, maybe, the XP portion was taken out...

I've rebuilt a couple of XP computers for friends last week, I choose the online activation method and all went ok. Today i started another one, but now it fails the activation. I've even tried activating a technet key (from work) inside a VM and it fails too. Just to save some time later...

Looks like the new and old motherboard have the same north and south bridge. Audio chip and network chip are different. One should be able to plug the old hard drive into the new motherboard and boot. You might have to install the new audio and network drivers. After that it should just work.

If its the neighbor then its time to secure the connection. ;)

What if your power supply shorts and takes out all your drives? :eek: RAID is not a backup. Its only uptime.

Let do a little bit of math to determine lifespan. MLC should have a range of 10,000+ cycles per cell. SLC should have a range of 100,000+ cycles per cell. Lets use the MLC type SSD in this example. 60GB SSD * 10,000 = 600,000 for total lifespan. Lets say you generate 116GB of new data each...

he sure could. if he blocked all business networks from accessing facebook think of all the production that businesses could get back. with businesses actually working again think of all the extra jobs they would create.

they use the x16 slots because you can fit a x16 card in a x8 slot when you are using SLI or Crossfire.

Lots of the cheaper AM3 stuff is x16 and x4 in the second PCIE slot A few seem to be listed as x8/x8 though. Just look. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131637&Tpk=M4N75TD...

Really, Sasktel 100% unmetered... Wow is all i can say. One more good thing about Saskatchewan over Alberta. I'm in Edmonton, EVERYTHING available to me has caps of some type. I need to move.

Dude, your 5mbps pipe has never been unlimited DATA. There has always been a data cap. Data caps have been in place for years now. Some ISP's have been nice, and don't charge people when they go over their data allotment. Since some users don't use all of their allotment, they have taken that...