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asus boards, and that one in particular(i have had 1 as well), sometimes come with dead cmos batteries. I have seen this on NUMEROUS asus boards bought from medium sized pc retailers. it's almost like they get old stock or something, lol. CR2302 lithium battery...abt $2...has always solved THAT...

the reason that your cpu temp is higher is because without hyperthreading, you are using more processing power for the same tasks. Hyper threading is a "virtual" processor, like and extra set of registers for handling data. because of this, with hyperthreading enabled, tasks that normally use...

i'd check your psu's rating over the amperage of installed components. also, make sure that mem timings are set proerly. going from 2-3-2-6-1 to 2-2-3-6-1 will give you exactly the same behavior, as well as possibly BSOD's the only right answer to "why?" is: "why not?"

A7v880...good board. first via chipset with agp/pci lock for overclockers, and voltage all the way up to 1.9v. faster than my nforce2 ultra board(ga-7n400pro2), but slightly higher cpu utilization to get the faster access times over nforce(via"2x") IDE access require double the cpu utilization...

the reason you see the virtual adapter is because PPPoE is ppp ( or point to point) over ethernet..or analogue over digital, and the virtual adapter is what handles the conversion. the only right answer to "why?" is: "why not?"

Brain dead gone... your isp was proly blocking bridged coonections(opens back door into network). The reason that is have founs to be the cause of most of the exact symptoms described is removal of a firewall with the firewall enabled. As the best that i can determine, the filter stays in...

one thing..some isp's don't permit bridged connections..I know that we don't. I haven't been able to figure out how it is that our server identify that a connection is bridged, but becasue ics using a "bridged" connection, it will not work. Something to keep in mind. the only right answer to...

norty....there are specific vivo drivers....your pc probably isn't recognizing the "in" side of the card.. i had the same prob with my 9000 vivo papagene....may not be a driver issue....horizontal or vertical sync settings are the most likely culprit...my monitor has dials on the...

i use power director pro for capturing...the one thing that was not mentioned was how you were getting video from vcr to pc.....i have had best results using firewire...however...you may want to have every codec you can get and try them all....i use divx for some of my compression, and the only...

DNS IS THE ONLY CAUSE THAT I CAN THINK OF....DNS CONVERTS DOMAIN ADDY'S TO IP, AND IF YOU HAD THE WRONG DNS SERVER IN YOU TCP STACK, IT WOULD EXPLAIN ALOT...TRY CHECKING ANOTHER CLIENT ON THE NETWORK AND SEE IF YOU HAVE THE SAME DNS AS THE OTHER....PROBABLY YOU DO NOT. the only right answer to...

I AGREE WITH ADMIN...SERVICES.MCS IS ALOT BETTER AS IT GIVES YOU A DISCRIPTION OF ALL THE SERVICES WHEN YOU PAUSE YOUR CURSOR OVER THEM...THIS MAKES DISABLING STUFF ALOT SAFER. YOU CAN INADVERTENTLY DISABLE A NESSECARY SERVICE FOR A PROGRAM AND NOT REALIZE IT UNTIL YOU REALLY NEED IT....AS WELL...

I HAVE HAD THE SAME PROB GOING FROM AN 1800+ TO A 2400+, AND BELIVE ME I WAS PISSED. BUT, I SOLVED THE PROB BY BACKING UP AND REINSTALLING WINDOWS. THIS MAY BE DRASTIC, BUT FROM THE SOUNDS OF THINGS YOU HAVE 2 HD'S SO THE TRANSFER SHOULD NOT BE SO BAD. AS WELL, YOU MAY HAVE ALOT MORE STUFF...

ok...so i read all the posts here and none seem to reach the undeniable aswer to the question... your ip is the same as your original ip is assigned out by your isp....when you first registered with thier service, part of the process was you nic making a dhcp request on thier network...so with...

first thing first...turn off your modem router(hub,switch what have u) and pc....plug in modem first and wait for the proper lights....restart hub....wait for lights......restart pc....make sure the lights on the nic and the matching ones @ your router(if available) are lit.. if you do this...

have you checked for firewalls on that machine? if you've installed the IPv6 update or the blaster worm update on that machine there is a good chance you have the windows firewall enabled, or barring that a pcillin or some other firewall. make sure as well that the drives are mapped... this is...

a mobile chip will be a little slower due to the power management stuff going on(shuts down cpu parts not used to conserve battery). I heard that they changed the way it worked with the centrino chipsets and that it was good to go....the one thing you never said was if this was for a laptop or...

i found it interesting that noone has mentioned that the amd processors run @ a lower fsb frequecy and maintain consistently high mathematical calculations/second than a pentium running @ the same bus speed.....think about it for a moment...800mhz fsb pentium or 400 mhz athlon....which uses more...

http://www.erg.abdn.ac.uk/users/gorry/course/inet-pages/arp.html the only right answer to "why?" is: "why not?"

if a service is running that uses resources such as a shared drive and gets no connection it will try pinging dns to make sure it's alive and that the arp cache does not need to be renewed. Address resolution protocol is for the conversion of mac id's to local ip. Some applications out there...

if it was a western digital there are seperate pin settings for different motherboards...not just the marking on the plactic...make sure you align yours right mine was ./__. ./... from left to right with the label up. or /.... /.... the only right answer to "why?" is: "why...