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Itanium 3 comming out sometime in the next decade.
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Even if you added the entry to the registry, you wouldn't be able to uninstall the application without the supporing uninstall code.
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Parity checking always forces the parity bit to either even or odd, depending upon the specific implementation. The parity bit is not always turned on.
Parity checking is alive and well in...
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Tracert stats are not an indication of real dropped packets. Many routers are configured not to respond to ICMP requests. If you want to see your dropped packet stats open a command window and...
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add a user/password combo that is identical to the what's on the other machines.
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You can do a clean install with an upgrade version. During the install, you will be asked to insert your qualifying OS disk or CD. There is no need to have the old OS actually installed.
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I have a Viewsonic VP191b with 1 DVI input and 2 analog inputs. All are in use. I can tell a slight difference in quality when I switch between the systems. The caveat is that the DVI video card...
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You can do nothing unless you have logs of the event.
Even then the chances are very slim that anything can be done.
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Svchost.exe is not the culprit. It is an OS utility for loading a dll file. There is lots of malware that uses it to load spyware, trojans, etc. Boot your system into safe mode and do a scan. ...
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Delete all temporary files and offline content from your browser.
Delete the files in C:\Windows\Temp.
Delete the files in C:\Documents and Settings\<your userID>\Local Settings\Temp (note that...
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Did you load the chipset drivers?
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Fracture the Acceptable Use Policy and you can be included too.
Seriously, this is a reminder for everyone to re-read the AUP.
It is short and will only take a moment. Go ahead, do it.
There...
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Reinstall all applications that use the registry.
Don't forget to backup data in Documents and Settings. An OS reinstall changes your security identifier (SID)
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You can get a 64MB CF card for about $20. That size will handle more than 150 medium res pics.
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A search of this forum using PM** would have given you the answer.
http://www.sharkyforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=195087&highlight=PM%2A%2A
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