Recent content by athomas

Doing a PC rebuild, and I have a question... Will the below motherboard/CPU work together? I know the mobo supports AM3, which is what the CPU is, but some motherboards are selective with which CPU's they can handle. Mobo - Newegg.com - ASUS M4A77TD AM3 AMD 770 ATX AMD Motherboard CPU -...

I recently reloaded my PC with Fedora 12 on a secondary drive, in SATA2. My Windows 7 installation was on another HDD in SATA1. After I installed Fedora and rebooted, I got this message saying "No bootable medium found." So I took the drive I installed Fedora on, and reloaded that with Windows...

When searching the Outlook inbox, MS Exchange, it seems to search the oldest first, and ending at most recent. I have the order set to "Newest on top" but it's still searching backwards. Search options have nothing about search order at all. What can I do to fix this?

I just finished installing Windows 2008 SBS, and I'm having some issues. When I open the server manager, and go to roles, a lot of roles have a warning or error symbol next to it. When I investigate further, it's hard to find out what the problem is exactly. So I'll say what I know so far...

Is there a way to power a PC on via some sort of network command or something? I've heard it can be done, but I don't know where to begin. I can provide any info you need for the PC in question.

Like I said, system locks up. Ever since this folder issue came up, the system has been VERY slow, CPU capping at 100% for no reason at all, I'm just reloading it, tired of dealing with it.

Also, changing ownership on these empty folders locks up the system, CPU caps at 100%. The folders are all 100% empty.

Anybody have anything for this?

Actually FTP only deleted the files, folders say that they aren't empty, when they are... ugh

I made a test FTP user and ftp'd up and deleted it. Not sure why admin user wouldn't work in winblows, oh well :chk:

Just tried that, didn't help.

On one of my dev servers running server 2003, I can't delete this folder on the desktop, I'm getting that "directory is not empty" error. I tried taking ownership of it, though I'm not sure what difference it'd make since I'm logged in as administrator. How can I delete this stupid thing?

Click on closing down? Not sure what you mean. Click on the X? What OS are you on?

Well since no one bothered to reply, I re-installed Windows. Fixed.

Anyone have anything else for this? Also... I noticed that my CPU is capped at 100% most of the time during software installs. Do I need to just reload the OS? It isn't a HW problem, aside from a possible dvd drive issue...