I recently got a 2008-ish mac book (2.16ghz C2D) from a friend after the hard drive had died on him. I quickly zipped off to newegg and bought a seagate 500 GB hybrid hard drive and 3gb of ram for it. I also purchased snow leopard and installed that.
it boots up way faster than any other PC...
Im looking to buy an xbox controller... wireless preferred but wired is ok
Want to pay $20 for wireless or $15 for wired
Guitar controller
$20 for wireless or $15 for wired
Fallout 3 $15
would be willing to pay a little more if you had all 3
I'm hoping this is the right sub-forum for this question but I'm wondering about static IP addresses in windows 7 with multiple wireless networks, let me lay my scenario out for you guys:
I have a laptop with windows 7 on it, when I'm at home I want to set its IP to be 192.168.1.99 so that I...
thanks for the info guys. unfortunately knowing the age of my current cards I have a feeling its going to be the NTSC signal (I remember seeing that come up a few times)
I checked out the link you posted (very helpful, im surprised it didnt show up in my google searches). I punched in my zip...
Right now I have a couple of little shuttle Korporate PC's around my house (office, living room, bedroom) each with the haupagge dual-tuner PCI card. I have Basic comcast cable and the hauppage cards work just fine for me. I dont fuss with pay channels or HD content.
Im looking into buying...
I have a first or 2nd generation xbox360 so it doesnt have a HDMI port on it, Im going off to college again and unfortunately I'll only have my 30" HP this year as my old TV broke.
My HP only has DVI inputs
I have the VGA cable for my xbox and I was going to buy the component / composite...
the switch doesnt transmit much traffic at all. there are maybe 20 machines attatche to it which grab small text files for CNC machines once an hour or so. none of the machines are configured to allow for internet access by the machinists in the shops so the traffic is next to nothing.
its...
not a problem.
heres how the network looks
3800xl -> 2900 -> 2950 -> windows xp box
I am sitting at the windows box at the end of the chain and I am pinging the 2950 (ip address 172.16.13.232) and its telling me that its taking 40ms to reach the destination, thats an awefully long time...
Im getting a wierd response from a cisco 2900 series switch.
if I ping it directly, i get a response of abut 40ms ... horrible!
however if I ping 1 hop up i get a response of >1ms ...?
in fact I went 6 hops up (as far as I can go and still stay on my network) and im getting responses of 1...
Thanks for all the help so far, I've spent the last week reading the cisco ccna study guide reading up on my vlans and I have another question.
alright, heres what I understand so far. My AP has two SSID's, employee's and guests. Currently my network has 1 vlan, the default vlan1. So i will...
Im going to disagree and come out and say that I want one.
Im actually really excited about this thing, its one of the coolest ipods I've seen in a while.
I like the speech thing, the size is amazing, and I think the controls will be better on the headphone.
3rd party vendows already...
thank you both very much for the speedy replies.
from the looks of it, the 1130ag's we already have deployed (roughly 25 of them) support SSID to vlan mapping.
This would be an ideal solution, utilizing hardware for this distinction but I am a cisco noob and thus have no idea how to...
I've recently hit a snag in our deployment of a campus wide wireless network.
Our network it laid out such that our proxy servers hand out 172.16.xx.xx numbers to everyone. So anyone who plugs in to an outlet can put in their user name and password to access the internet (if they have group...
your best bet with this is going to be cracking the case open and extracting the Hard drive, this way you can hook it directly up to a computer via IDE. you might find you can read it like that
I disabled System restore, ran CCleaner.
When I booted up in safe-mode I searched the registry for "spyware" and found 2 keys relating to spyware guard. after scanning with malwarebytes It found 3x DNS-redirectors which explains my problem
malwarebytes removed them and the comps running...
Hello there, I'm having a very strange problem involving firefox tom foolery. It seems that when I do a google search, the first link I click on redirects me to Shopica.com with the keywords I had searched google with.
if I go back and click the link again I get to the site I intended. the...
I have both a black and a silver speaker bar for dell LCD's. I;ve recently began using an HP 30" and would like a speaker bar for it. if anyone has one that they'd like to trade please PM me
I got the garmin before xmas as a gift to myself, unbeknownst to me my gf bought me the 255w for xmas, thus this is surplus. I dont have the box, just the GPS reciever (no charger either, Im keeping one in each car)
$125 shipped
I ordered the Dual LX series one you linked to through buy.com for a great price this past summer. I do like it a lot, I have 2x dell 20.1" screens on it and its very sturdy. no hint of digging into my desk
I was using my shuttle, hooked up to a projector, to do a presentation the other day. I use a camcorder hooked up via firewire for a video input. one of the maintanence people went to hit the lights but supposedly hit the wrong breaker and killing my power. since then, I have not been able to...
from what ive seen in the past, that could be from several reasons.
your PSU may be on its way out, this could be it struggling to provide enough juice. when you first turn on your PC it has to spin up your HD's and simultaneously charge all the capacitors on the board, it may take a weak PSU...
Ok, take it step by step.
take out all the expansion cards, if your mobo has onboard video use that instead of the 8800's. using 1 HD and one stick of ram try booting. if that doesnt work try different sticks of ram.
if you want to test your PSU, take a paper clip and short the green wire...
The letter of your drive is fairly arbitrary, dont worry about that right now.
by ghosting, what do you mean? did you use Norton or acronis or something else? did you make an image and then image the new drive with it? did you clone your old hard drive?
how new is the computer your working...
Monitor companys have a higher capacity for buying these things (not to mention R&D to design optimal ones for the screen). as a consumer you'd have to spend an arm and a leg for true digital switches, even decent analogue switches are expensive. the overall cost of your monitor would be much...
I've never experienced that on my acer 22"'s (I've owned 2)
I did have a dell 17" that did something similar to that but the effect was much more pronounced, we ended up rma'ing the dell screen
I hadn't seen that one, the price is right too.
and about my cyborg arms, they are the result of a tragic server room accident... the blade servers were too sharp!!!!
apple has always been all or nothing. your old system may work fine but this is what the newer generation brings to the table. upgrading macs has always been more limited than their PC counterparts, if you want this new monitor buy a new mac book. if your old one works fine buy an older monitor
Well I finally figured it out, in BIOS under Hard drive settings I set it to ATA instead of the ATHCP(or something crazy like that).... problem solved itself