The Who's set from the Concert for New York City..starts with Who Are You, rolls right into Baba O'Reily then into Behind Blue Eyes and then finishes with Won't Get Fooled Again...they should have closed the show, not that wimpy set from Paul McCartney..
check at stores like office depot, compusa etc. they may still have some copies left..i know our local office depot received 10 large boxes of SP2 cd's
only in computers does a company with 3% market share garner all this attention..pity, apple was once the leader in PC's, but that hasn't been true for almost 20 years...
Windows 95B and 95C most certainly will read a FAT32 drive but not an NTFS drive without some 3rd party tricks. Check and reset everything plugged into the systemboard. The RAM, CPU, the fans, everything. Its very easy to knock something just a hair out of place when working inside the system...
my vote is for Office Space...movie is about as funny as they come, but that cRAP music really gets on my nerves..and please don't give me the "its suppose to be funny watching white people listening to cRAP.." no its not funny...
PBS's Trimuph of the Nerds the REAL history of computers, not that crap TBS put out a few years back with Noah Wyle.. the followup Nerds 2.0 The History of the Internet wasn't quite as good. Ken Burns Baseball was great, although i wish he would do another inning on the 90's...
actually since you asked Scott, no i don't..but here is a list of machine i currently have and use: 2.0GHz Dell notebook (main work machine) dual Pentium-II 400 MHz server (running SBS2000) Pentium-III 700MHz "gaming machine" Pentium III 700MHz dual booting Win98 and Win2000 (use for...
please show me ONE piece of software the needs a processor over 1.5 Ghz..now, i will give that certain tasks out there require more RAM, faster video cards and such, but as far as raw processing power, no app needs anything over 1.5Ghz..
of course, the biggest point is that there is no reason at all to overclock a system these days, software has not caught up with hardware for at least 2-3 years now..anyone with any real knowledge of computers knows the risks of overclocking, with the worst case scenario being a totally dead...
check the compaq site directly, they should have a listing of what CPU's are compatible with the systemboard..FYI, ive got some slot1 systemboards that would support up to a 900MHZ PentiumIII, ive also got some that would not go over 500MHZ..they may also have a BIOS update that will allow...
just to clarify, find the cell that is one row BELOW and one column to the RIGHT of where you want to freeze, then go to Window on the menu bar and choose Freeze Panes
Mike, not to be blunt, but making a blanket statement that "sp2 slows down pc performance alot" is way off base..ive got a lab with 75 computers all running sp2 and not had a lick of trouble..it really annoys me reading all the microsoft bashing that goes on out here in internet land..anyway...
you said that both were optical? im assuming you aren't using a mouse pad becasue using one can cause the behavior you describe. optical mice play much nicer on a flat hard surface like a desktop.