Recent content by jason_l_h

I have a Denon AVR-2500 taking up space in my closet. Great sounding receiver, but I had no further use for it when I upgraded. $200 in excellent condition in original box with everything that came with it. PM me for more details if you are interested.

Tools>E-mail accounts>view or change existing...>select account and press change>more settings>advanced tab>under delivery, check "leave a copy of messages on the server."

Anyone interested for $200?

I've lowered my asking price to $300.

I have recently upgraded some of my equipment and I now have good gear sitting in a closet. I have a Denon AVR-2500 receiver in outstanding condition in the box with remote and manual. This receiver has a very high output for its power class and it has what is likely the best remote Denon has...

How about this: http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptdirprn.asp

You need to take this route from IE7: tools>internet options>browsing history settings (general tab)>view objects. Then you'll have the options I mentioned.

Select the item and then select 'delete this item' under folder tasks or just press delete.

Ron, that enclosure will be perfectly fine. You should be able to install the drive in it in less than 5 minutes. It plugs into a USB port so no problem there either. I have no experience with Ghost or True Image so I don't know about any of the non booting issues Rob mentioned. I personally...

Tony, what you need is an external enclosure (for a 2.5" notebook drive) and a cloning program (True Image, Ghost, etc.). You can install your old HD into the enclosure and then use the cloning software to clone its contents to the new HD in your laptop. Then you can use your old hard drive in...

Most replacement notebook hard drives come with cloning/imaging software. I recently replaced my notebook's hard drive and cloned the old one with the Apricorn cloning software that came with it. It runs from a bootable cd so that the operation can be done without Windows running.

Sean, I have a Denon AVR-2500 that I have kept in excellent shape, but it's just taking up space in my closet after upgrading. $300 and it's yours.

Thanks for the info Kenny. I long ago decided to just live with it. I'm too happy with the performance to let it bother me. Denon does need to get someone else to write their manuals. They've been terribly written as long as I can remember.

Here's the KB article describing Windows update catalog

There are also an increasing number of new vehicles that have satellite receivers already installed from the factory. If you can find a car you like with Sirius already installed, then you'd be set and wouldn't have to send your new ride out to have an aftermarket system installed.