I am not an expert, and I don't have any experience with ACT!, but .NET
framework pieces have been truly painful to fix when something goes
wrong, such as when some MS security updates for .NET didn't quite
work. If nothing else works, you might want to try removing and
reinstalling all the
My experience is that vented metal fanless models like Speed Metal, in
which four sides are wire mesh, last just as long as internal CPU case
mounted drives do.
I should have been clearer.It is not the drive that fries. It is the
interface card. Probably a static charge issue as the external
I have decided to give my college-age daughter a Canon point-and-shoot
camera for Xmas. She has a Macbook Pro (15 inch?) laptop and a PC
desktop that she intends to give to her younger sister because she
doesn't use the PC any more.
My question is: does the Macbook Pro have a built-in SD or
I upgraded a Windows ME to XP Home.
Now I always go through this windows trying to update a file and it
never here is installed. So, next time it tries again...and again...
How come?
Thanks
Marcio
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I upgraded a Windows ME to XP Home.
Windows ME is widely regarded as the exploding Pinto
version of Windows.
It definitely was worse than 98SE. If by upgrade you mean
anything other than a complete wipe and reinstall, then I'm not
surprised there are problems.
Now I always go through this
I have often wondered if those people who wander around yakking on their
cellphones in the middle of stores, traffic, etc. were mindless idiots
before they stuck those things in their heads, or did they become
babbling fools afterwards.
(When people near me start talking out loud, I make it a
Bluetooth: Is Its Radiation Harmful? Is using a Bluetooth-enabled cell
phone dangerous to your health? Not according to the experts
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/aug2006/tc20060829_289239.htm?chan=top+news_top+news+index_technology
On Nov 30, 2007 3:20 PM, Randy [EMAIL
I was in a store checking out bluetooth headsets for cell phone, ending up
getting one on sale for $15. However another customer I was talking to
about cell phones, etc. said that bluetooth headpieces deliver as much
radiation to the head as using the cellphone directly, near your head, maybe
I can find some all in one, but I was hoping for the option to swap
drives without buying two full enclosures.
I find that I'm replacing enclosures every year or two. Eventually they
fry.
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I don't believe you'll ever fulfill your wish list as stated.
Multiple drive enclosures all have fans because of concentrated heat
build up. If you want fan-less you have to go with a multiple single
enclosure models such as Speed Metal etc. but I have never seen a single
enclosure (a
... to find a hard drive with a decent (3-5 years) warranty
compatible with a fanless firewire enclosure with a similar
warranty. Yet it is proving to be so. Any thoughts on why?
I can find some all in one, but I was hoping for the option to swap
drives without buying two full
I bought one of the Dell laptops Walmart had on their Black Friday Ad
(a really nice unit) and we set it up when we got home to get updates
and register it. (It is being put away until graduation) It had
Norton on it fresh from the factory and one of the first things I
instructed my wife to
Millions use NAV because the manufacturers ship you their PC with it already
installed.
Millions smoke tobacco and other weeds. Millions are morbidly obese.
Millions don't wear seat belts. Millions use Windows. What's your point?
I guess it is because I think buying a crappy, misconfigured computer is
a CHOICE.
Smoking, overeating, and not wearing seat belts are CHOICES that consumers
are (mostly) free to make. Receiving a PC with AOL or NAV already installed
is not a choice most computer buyers make. It's the path of
Not much of a point, really. The question posted was how come so many
people use NAV if it's such a poor product. My post pointed out that people
use the stuff the PC comes shipped with whether it's the best solution or
not. NAV is shipped preinstalled on lots of PCs unless you custom-order it
Good morning all,
I have a serious problem with my computer and am desperately trying to
prevent a complete wipe of my computer. I recently installed ACT! 2008
over the 2006 version and everything seemed fine. I then uninstalled
ACT!2008 to return to the earlier version. When I tried to
I have Norton SystemWorks 2003 on my winXPsp2 box which ran like sludge with
256mb ram and 40gb hdd about 3/4 full ...upgraded to 1gb ram and 120gb hdd
with plennya space and ran like sludge ...uninstalled NAV and put on Avast
...runs like a top (although, the Opera browser seems to linger until
wadda y'all think about that?
Save yourself some trouble and convert it to a hackintosh. Instructions
for Leopard are already on the web.
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Plastic fanless enclosures fry because of poor heat dissipation because
plastic is more of an insulator than a conductor.
My experience is that vented metal fanless models like Speed Metal, in
which four sides are wire mesh, last just as long as internal CPU case
mounted drives do.
db
Tom
Here is a cheap alternative.
Buy a SD USB reader, that doubles as a USB thumb drive.
It has a slot in the back where you plug the SD card into it and then
you plug it into your system like a Thumb drive.
Slick and nice.
I bought one for my lap top when I travel as I do not have a built in
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