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To me, it sounds like you're trying to restore an image of the Windows XP Installation. Personally, it sounds like a bad disk to me, but if the drive is formatted with FAT32, give it a reformat with NTFS.

Nothing is better than using notepad to code your site :)

FAIL! D: That's not even enough to run a Source game on!

Let me guess, when you go over your cap, you get throttled to 128kbps? :biggrin:

I've never seen such error in Windows XP pop up when something is corrupted come from a bubble pop-up. But easiest way to do this is to open command prompt and run chkdsk /f OR right clicking C Drive, going to Properties, Tool, and then launching the Chkdsk utility and having it fix errors...

Nope, just a spammy post a moderator cleaned up but needs to remove from the quote.

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On the subject of the battery it's typically good to use the battery down to 10% power and then fully charge it from time to time. My laptop is 10-11 years old, and the battery as of last month still had it's original life minus a few minutes on it. This past week it finally stopped accepting a...

It's really not all that hard. I'm sure that if I were to monitor someone's connection for a month, they'd be surprised on how much they actually use minus internet noise. When it comes down to it, if you're watching TV online, using Hulu/Netflix, watching or uploading HD video and trying out...

It sounds like you need to install a new keyboard onto your laptop if it's still of reasonable age. It's not too hard to do, just like replacing RAM in a sense.

Oh, don't worry about it. It's not a problem really :)

If your computer was made by a manufacturer, you can visit their website and get the drivers straight from them. Before you visit, visit the Device Manager and look for anything with a Yellow Exclamation mark and see what it is saying by bringing up the details of that Yellow'd device.

Well, two years ago Australia used to be one of the only nations that had ISPs that cap. Now, within the last year, many ISPs in the US and a few in the UK have begun capping users or starting trials, or stating plans to do so. One thing I don't understand is other than the urge for companies...

Wait for POST, before Windows XP loading screen comes up, press F8, Safe mode with Command Prompt? Is that what you want?

The Celerons are in fact crippled mainly due to the L2 cache as well as their efficiency.

My old gaming computer used a Celeron 2.4Ghz chip and it ran fine and still runs fine :biggrin:. I also have a hand me down Dell here that runs a 1.8GHz Celeron and it's fine as well.

Memory Clock: 1000 MHz Basically, unless you're really filling up the card's memory, you shouldn't need to worry about the bottlenecks, but just wanted to make you aware of that.

Go for the iPod Classic. Tough units considering they have a hard drive in them as well. Recently I repaired someone's iPod Classic, and after I finished repairing it, with the case opened it booted right up, and all of the music played without issues. Sure saved someone a hefty repair fee and...

Reminds me of Experts-Exchange.com in a way and how they like to prevent you from getting answers unless you go ALL THE WAY to the bottom of the page as well as block cookies from their site (which my router currently does here, compliments for anyone who uses my connection :P). Quite honestly I...