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I'm working on a Project at Ford in Detriot. I'm working with some proprietary software working as a server to NT workstations. I want to rule out any memory problems with NT. Basically we have a program that can handle 3,000 transactions a minute from workstations. We dump a database onto...

Thanks. I've actually stumbled across the answers to my questions. I know the deal with getting answers. This is a broad website, there are some really good specialty sites out there. I actually post more answers than I do questions. I'm a pretty busy person. Working a day job as a...

I'm not to sure what exactly to try. You are saying the ' ' is interfering with the CGI? It looks like the CGI is trying to work with the JS instead of the popUp doing it's job. As far as the code, there isn't much to it. <TD WIDTH=&quot;265&quot;> <FONT FACE=&quot;ARIAL&quot...

What is the best site to have CGI questions answered? Being that nobody seems to be able to answer my question about JavaScript and CGI I posted on the 6th. I'm looking through books on this one and haven't hit an answer yet. Thanks.

Hey all, I recently put up an e-commerce site and wish to make some simple modifications the owner of the site can modify on her own with basic HTML. I have a product catagory set-up in CGI. When I click on a product catagory it lists all the products with a short description next to them in...

You can do it no problem. You can't really flash the BIOS though. You have to use the BIOS overlay software that came with the HDD. There is a company that makes new BIOS's but they are $80 or so. On a packard bell system I've probably done the upgrade you are talking about 400+ times and...

You may have some logical hidden inside extended or some non-dos partitions. It is something with FDISK, keep trying.

Dell is using motherboards that strain the batteries and slow the clock down. Gateway also uses the same boards in some of their models. You can try flashing the BIOS, but they resolution is putting a brand new battery in it often. Also, power management and screen savers can also screw with...

Oh yeah, one more thing. You DUN TCP/IP specific settings. At this point, go ahead and uninstall/reinstall DUN (Dial-Up Networking) with add/remove programs. Once you have done that right click on the Dial-up icon and click on servers. In servers disable software compression. This can cause...

roy456, first off, go into your device manager and turn off &quot;Enable DOS box&quot; for the modem. If this is a new modem, there is a problem with windows setting it up on it's own to work in DOS, which would explain why you can only connect once. What is happening is since it is setting it...

You nailed it butchrecon. That is the address range windows loads it's main support drivers. Stranded: Make sure you handle the SDRAM correctly. Lot's of techs don't use an ESD guard. It only takes 20 volts from static electricity to crack a circuit. Considering that when you feel a shock...

Verify on the drive itself the actual size, otherwise... Don't worry about that, you have your 10. You appear to loose space because of the 1024 byte clusters. If they were exactly 1000 then you would exactly have 10GB but since they are 1024 your drive appears to be smaller. The larger the...

Yes, that will work no problem. Your hard drive is WAY more demanding than the CD-ROM. Manufacturers also claim no speed loss on with channel sharing on an IDE port. So either way, you are good to go. Ciao Scott

You can edit the registry to fix that. Are you doing a full reload or an overlay? I normally do overlays unless I know it won't work. That's just running set-up from inside windows. Unless you are running into the problem that during the installation it wants the code. If it's asking when...

Hmm.. If I was there I would breeze through it.. 017f:00416339 is an address range. From the looks of it when it's loading flash it's hitting the same memory address range and dumping itself. Here is the problem with the Flash install. You can uninstall it all you want, the trial version...

Do not remove, but disable the AOL protocal stacks and dial-up adapter in the device manager then let it use the default TCP/IP stack. ME does not fully support AOL 6.0. If you are using a Dell or Gateway, it really hates 6.0.

You can allocate more memory and specifically assign address ranges by doing so. Unless you are running Linux on your home system I wouldn't bother with it. If you are running windows it's going to optimize it anyway. If you are using windows 98 download some &quot;SMALL&quot; memory...

Sounds like you did the basic steps. What brand video card is it? There are a couple video cards where you have to do it like this to get it to work. I forget the model but try this, exactly in this order assuming you have the correct driver installed. Verify the driver though!!! Right...

Hauppage also gives you fix-it utilities located in the install directory. Locate those, the icons looks like pocket protectors. I would recommend getting on their website and downloading the latest drivers and software. Getting those to work correctly can sometimes be a real pain. Scott

3 to 4 reostats located on the side of the CRT. You shouldn't work on that. If you do, you have to disapate the capasitors unless you want to get knocked out or killed from shock. Do that by taking a screw driver across the capasitors and shorting them out. If you don't know what a capasitor...