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If your motherboard has an SATA1 port, you won't get faster speeds regardless of the type of SATA cable you are using. A connection is never faster than its slowest point.

The transfer speed will be the same, because it uses the same connection type.

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You can download the WLAN driver from this page. To get all drivers for your system, use the following link: http://support.ts.fujitsu.com

Both of them seem to have the same socket and also the same bus speed. Looking at both of them and the motherboard specs, you should be able to switch them.

This is possible, the only thing you have to do is configure the VPN connections to only use network resources that are on those networks. In Windows, turn off the option "use default gateway of connection" by right-clicking the VPN connection and then clicking on Properties. Select TCP/IP and...

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To install a 2.5" drive into a 3.5" drive bay, you need a mount kit like this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811993005 There won't be any issues that I can think of, as the only difference between a 3.5" and a 2.5" drive is its size and a different power connector...

I've had a very similar issue with an enclosure, and it turned out to be the enclosure that was faulty. Can you connect the WD drive directly to your computer and test it? If different drives produce the same result, it has to be the enclosure.

Have you tried reinstalling AVG?

Have to wait until friday to order it. It will be sold at the Apple Store in Amsterdam at 8am, but I'm not traveling 5 hours to buy a tablet ;)

Is there a maximum budget to spend? I came up with a possible server configuration: Intel Xeon E5506 CPU Intel Server S5500BCR motherboard Kingston ValueRAM 8 GB ECC DDR3-1333 Enermax ELT720AWT-ECO II Power Supply HighPoint RocketRAID 2310 RAID Controller (if you need some redundancy) WD...

It is certainly possible, but what if a critical component like the CPU, RAM or the Motherboard fails? Is it acceptable if the server goes down for like a week or more until you have gone through the RMA procedure? For a custom built machine I would suggest a CPU from the Intel Xeon series and...

Ok, so there won't be a need to use a server for virtualization. Since the server is a critical system for your company, I would suggest to purchase a system that is covered with a next-day replacement warranty. Options I can think of at this moment are the Dell PowerEdge T110 and the HP...

They both are, I'm sorry :) DVI-I has the ability to also send an analog signal, but that is only used if the other end supports it. The only type that is not compatible is DVI-A.

You can combine them, but keep in mind that you need to change the jumper setting on the back of each drive if you're putting multiple devices on one IDE Cable. One needs to be set to Master and the other one to Slave.

DVI-D is backward compatiblemwith DVI-D. That is the only DVI adapter that Apple sells.

Static Properties There are two types of properties, dynamic and static. The properties in the examples above are all Dynamic, because they can be changed. You can access them using '$this->property' or '$class_instance->property'. Static properties can not be changed, they get assigned a value...

Do you expect the company to grow within the next 4 years?