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I know you're used to this script, but have you looked at teracopy? they have a free version.

I've got mine on an Atom 1.8 dual-core with 2GB and 30GB SSD.

It expires March 11, 2012

+1 props to gearbox for doing something different. I think they are an excellent choice to pick this up.

The fresh install had no AV. Two computers run NOD32, one runs Avira, and another had MSE. I'm an IT pro of 10 years, while I can't completely rule it out, I don't think it's a virus.

I got a new SSD on Friday and installed Windows 7. Only the hard drive was new, the rest of the parts were already together and working great. Installation went without a hitch until I tried to install Firefox. Used IE to download and when executed it said the file was corrupt. I tried...

I've never owned an audio receiver before, but I have two general ideas about how the sound is transmitted: 1- the device (cable box for example) is connected to the receiver and then the video is transmitted from the receiver to the TV, this is HDMI pass-through. 2- the device is connected to...

I don't think you'll see much difference for games. They are very similar devices.

this is my understanding as well.

Link or more info?

Backup your stuff immediately. Clicking sounds can't be fixed reliably if at all.

I've been 32-bit for a very long time. I just build a new system with 64bit Windows 7 at work and need to install the Exchange 2003 & Server admin tools. Does anyone here do the same? Are there 64bit versions available? Have you had any other issues with 64bit management station in a 32bit...

I'm going to call FUD on this, there is no substitute for TRIM. SSDs without TRIM (this includes drives as part of a RAID array) with degrade in performance over time. edit: Garbage Collection would be an exception, but few drives have this. -edit: "support" in my world simply means it uses...

I haven't seen anyone mention the lack of TRIM in raid mode. Does the garbage collection work in RAID mode? I would think that would be a major deciding factor.

Do really want a cheap power supply connected to your $400+ video card?

there is no direct migration path from XP to 7. The Transfer Wizard works very well though. Another option is to upgrade XP to Vista, and upgrade Vista to 7, but that's a little risky and a lot sloppy.

I've not heard that TRIM doesn't work without AHCI. Where did you read that?

Can you find a new version of the calibration software that's compatible with Windows 7?

I get similar message when I attach a USB drive. Happens maybe 20% of the time.

I would test it with an internal drive

It's almost always the PSU or the RAM. Swap'em and see.

Instead of fiddling with it, I'd use the WD diagnostic tools.

What's your source for Windows 7 w/ SP1?

+1 XnView

When installing to a second partition (ie dual boot) I haven't seen Win 7 create that 200 MB partition.

assign a proper company or sort it to a different view, I'd call this an annoyance and not a problem.

There's rumor of a family pack coming too, I think those are upgrades as well though.

It's not free, but it goes way beyond port scanning. Great for inventory and lots more. http://www.komodolabs.com/

IMHO Nero 7 is where the bloat started. I purchased Nero 6 and it's gone down hill since then. I use ImgBurn now, it's great.

May I recommend ImgBurn http://www.imgburn.com/

<sarcasm>unplug your speakers</sarcasm> :p

add those users to the terminal services local user group on the server

try this from a command prompt NET USE X: \\UNCPATH\FOLDER report back any errors

Yes, you'll need a key. Don't ask, it's against the rules. :p

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QFT

If Outlook connects to an Exchange server, it'll be a little more involved. Otherwise, the PST is what holds all the mail & contacts, etc. The account settings are stored in the registry, it would probably be easier to redo those manually like Deacon says.

DameWare MRC is awesome, but not free.

get a flash drive, use Firefox portable.

keepass /thread