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Agreed, unless it's a manageable switch then there's no reason it shouldn't work. A straight switch doesn't require anything special.

Can the fans be easily replaced in the old one?

http://www.msnbc.com/local/WMAQ/A1331515.asp

Oh those kids today!

Hehe... dunno if any of you follow this strip, but I love it. The artist's scanner broke over the weekend and he worked it into the strip...

http://www.inktank.com/AT/index.cfm?toon=09-24-02

Well while that might not be a challenge for me, but I would hardly call that procedure an elegant fix. So what's a non-techie supposed to do? Those instructions wouldn't even work for Joe six-pack. You can't just double-click on a .con file and have notepad come up. A non-technical person would be ...

For those of you who don't know how, here's the link to download it if you want to keep it (right click, save as):

http://studyguides.cramsession.com/vide ... arents.swf

Tunis: Thanks. I might check out the demo.

However, I'd still like to know if this is an issue with the retail version as well. I'm tired of screwing around with games - life is short. If it doesn't work right out of the box, or with a simple patch I'm not interested.

If it's standard DSL it probably uses PPPOE. If it's an XP system it has a PPPOE client already built-in. Otherwise you could just install the EnterNet 300 client (do a search on Google for it - it's a free download). Better yet, get a Linksys DSL Router from Office Depot (I think they're down to $5...

Yeah Matt, you're fine. You're weel withing 5% of 5volts. Basically, for those who want to know (or don't know how to use a calculator :) ), I would consider anything between 4.75 and 5.25v to be acceptable. I've thrown away darn nice PSUs because they were putting out 5.3 or higher. On the 12v rail...

http://studyguides.cramsession.com/vide ... arents.htm
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Anyone running the full game on Win2k?

Demo refused to run on my system

PSUs are relatively cheap. I had someone give me a 350watt unit (Athlon certified) but the 5volt bus it was reading 5.30 volts on my digital meter under load, and that's just too damn high. Yeah it worked, but who's to say that it won't damage something down the road or cause stability issues over t...

Is the PSU certified for Athlon CPUs? Irregardless, that 5 volt bus voltage is way too low. I'd shop for a new PSU - might as well get a good 350 or 400 while you're at it. Also I recommend one with dual fans (one intake and one exhaust). The secret to voltage stability is keeping the transistors in...

"System Health " is usually what the BIOS menu that displays temps and voltages is called. I agree with Dad though - go into the BIOS menu and check all your temps and your voltages.

I did a little research several months ago on this and after contacting the State's Attorney they directed me to a page on the Secret Service web site page here (interesting reading): http://www.ustreas.gov/usss/alert419.shtml They have an on-going investigation into this scam. Apparently it's actua...