Hello all,
I was at a friends house last night working on their computer. They had
a virus on the computer that I knew of and because of AOL and a Norton
Def update on March 15th the Internet stopped working. After calling a
special Symantec hot line for this fix I was able to get back on
At 10:03 AM 07/04/2006, Rob Finger wrote:
After the reboot the computer still runs very slow. Login from the
XP screen takes about 5 to 7 min. After you let it sit for a while
then things seem to speed up a little but this is a 3.0 ghz
machine. Ram is not a problem but when I watch Task
I thought that MS had pulled the database-based file system from
Vista. A customer was in the store today telling that this wasn't
true. Is the new FS still in Vista?
T
Viruses 'trained' to build tiny batteries
Thu Apr 6, 6:39 PM ET
Researchers trying to make tiny
machines have turned to the power of nature, engineering a
virus to attract metals and then using it to build minute wires
for
WinFS is gone from Vista. Customer was full of sh*t. :)
Greg
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From: Thane Sherrington (S) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 8:59 AM
Subject: [H] Vista file system
I thought that MS had pulled the database-based file
Seconded
Greg Sevart wrote:
WinFS is gone from Vista. Customer was full of sh*t. :)
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Cheers,
joeuser (still looking for the 'any' key)
Thirded
joeuser wrote:
Seconded
Greg Sevart wrote:
WinFS is gone from Vista. Customer was full of sh*t. :)
At 11:19 AM 07/04/2006, Greg Sevart wrote:
WinFS is gone from Vista. Customer was full of sh*t. :)
Cool. Thanks.
T
It =had= been pulled, but now that Vista is pushed back to 2007, there is some
talk about trying to re-integrate it. Though, as of right now, it's still not
in.
CW
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From: Thane Sherrington (S) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2006 08:46:46 -0500
To: The Hardware
I for one would like the OS perfected b4 they screw with the FS
:-}
fp
At 09:10 AM 4/7/2006, Thane Sherrington (S) Poked the stick with:
At 01:07 PM 07/04/2006, CW wrote:
It =had= been pulled, but now that Vista is pushed back to 2007, there is
some talk about trying to re-integrate it. Though,
I don't think any of that talk has been on the MSFT side, just outside
speculation.
With business Vista still shipping on time, consumer Vista still supposed
to go RTM this year, and the fact that such a substantial change would
require -much- more QA time means WinFS in Vista isn't going to
I've become pretty fond of MSI for AMD-based boards, but I still like Asus
for Intel builds.
Greg
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From: Thane Sherrington (S) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 12:04 PM
Subject: [H] Motherboard recommendations
Well it
Norton Antivirus 2005
Thane Sherrington (S) wrote:
At 10:03 AM 07/04/2006, Rob Finger wrote:
After the reboot the computer still runs very slow. Login from the
XP screen takes about 5 to 7 min. After you let it sit for a while
then things seem to speed up a little but this is a 3.0 ghz
At 02:18 PM 07/04/2006, Rob Finger wrote:
Norton Antivirus 2005
Well that's part of the reason it's slow at start up (and slow
generally.) But you may be infected with something else (the
consumer grade Symantec products aren't really much good.) You
should be able to watch the processes
It's hardware related :)
http://www.valvoline.com/maxlife/microsite.asp
Al
Have become almost impossible to get hold of. Literally, I
can find no one who has any of these puppies on hand, talking to newegg, they
said they expected maybe in 3 weeks.
WTF is the deal?
At 02:16 PM 07/04/2006, Greg Sevart wrote:
I've become pretty fond of MSI for AMD-based boards, but I still
like Asus for Intel builds.
Which models would you recommend? I'm looking for a lower end model
for Sempron/Celeron and a higher end for 64/P4.
T
Strongly consider the Asus A8N32-SLI. One of the better boards I've worked
with in a while.
On a cheaper but high quality end, the FoxConn NFU8KKA-KRS Motherboard is very
solid NF4 Ultra (non-SLI) for the cost.
CW
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From: Thane Sherrington (S) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
The Oki isn't actually a laser--it is an LED. I've only had one Oki printer.
It worked great for about a weekend, then mediocre for couple of years (very
low usage) before it died. Won't bother again.
Greg
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From: Winterlight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: The Hardware
Read from the bottom up. *sigh*
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The header is gone, but I emailed it back to David and cc'd Mike Dell.
It's pretty funny. I have a binder full of old Dell disks that came with
various machines. They used to come with every piece of software that
came with the computer. Burning software,
At 12:04 PM 4/7/2006, you wrote:
Well it appears that AOpen may be going the way of the dinosaurs, so I'm
looking for a stable, reliable, durable replacement for their
motherboards. I've never been fond of Asus, but they look like a possible
option. What about DFI and MSI? Are there others
Ben, that sucks! It's always a shame when a company starts turning to these
tactics :(
_
Julian Zottl
CTO, Radiant Network Technology, LLC
Getting ahead in the tech sector isn't about kissing butt ... you gotta sniff
the right packets
-- Original
I got someone from NewEgg on the horn and they got a small number in today, but
most are still non-stock for about a 2-3 week wait.
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From: Jin-Wei Tioh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2006 14:41:40 -0500
To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: Re:
At 05:42 PM 07/04/2006, Winterlight wrote:
At 12:07 PM 4/7/2006, you wrote:
The Oki isn't actually a laser--it is an LED.
What exactly does that mean = LED?
Light Emitting Diode. It uses a LED to charge the paper instead of a
laser. Epson is getting into LED technology as well. The
At 15:29 4/7/2006, Ben Ruset, wrote:
It's a shame that in the
quest to bump Mike Dell's share prices up a point or two, customer
support nosedives.
I've always thought it better to buy the best clone components,
and build it myself. Now MWave builds most of it for you:
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