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Actually, putting a card down on a table can theoretically kill it. If there was a buildup of static electricity on the table or your hands it could have killed the card.

I recently purchased a USB 2.0 card. It is a startech 4-port USB 2.0 PCI card. The model number is PCI425USB. I installed the card, with updated drivers from the site, and everything seemed to be working fine, until windows booted. When all of the start up programs were starting I recieved...

Maybe its spyware/virus that is playing a track over your song when u run it in Windows media player.

Thats hot. How much power do you get out of her?

another question: does it matter what type of RAM i put in my system? ps My system is about 5 years old and when i bought it it was top of the line

My top three would have to be : 1. Power- Its gotta go fast 2. Looks- If it looks like a piece of **** It deserved to be in a junk yard 3. Price- I always need some money left to upgrade parts and i also need money for fuel

I once tried to update my video card drivers and failed miserably. I installed the drivers, rebooted, and my computer wouldnt boot. I ended up having to reformat and i lost everything.

My chair it black and leather. It tilts back and is comfortable and it was only like 90 bucks

I know that there are many different types of ram but i need to know which type i gave. How do i do this?

Maybe a pin is bent on the MoBo and it is shorting out the whole system

does XP take a boot disk? Cause if it does go to bootdisk.com to get it

add me, but i dont know much about this. I just want more contacts [email protected]

try that 3G thing that i seen the comercial for. It is supposed to be as fast as broadband.

In the address bar how do you remove a single site without clearing them all? Thanks in advance.

I have a DSL connection and am just wondering how I find out if it is a 300k connection or a 700k connection. Thanks in advance.

thank you very much

I know that but I would like a list of commands because I od not really know that many commands. Thank you anyway though.