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I want my printer to always print in fast draft mode unless I tell it otherwise. How do i do this?: ff: http://www.hardwareforums.com/images/smilies/ff.gif :ff:

It sounds to me like you have an external cdrom that is powered by a USB cable, meaning that the data transmission and the power source for the cd_rom is on the same cable. Is this correct? This is convenient however your computer may not have the proper current rating to output the necessary...

I thought it would be interesting to go a step further. For those of you that were curious what the other letters of the alphabet would do... $a apple.com $b http://www.btselem.org/English/index.asp <The Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories>...

It very well could be that your partition table is corrupt and you may need to execute the following command from the C: prompt (c being your primary boot partition.) FDISK /MBR this will wipe out your master boot record and replace it.. Good luck! Also check this out...

Thanks Ninja... I didn't see that one.

Yes you can find programs out there to limit the amount of bandwidth you would allow your girlfriends computer to use. SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager http://www.download.com/SoftPerfect-Bandwidth-Manager/3000-2085_4-10386953.html?tag=lst-0-1 good luck!

Thanks for the breaking news!

Coolermaster cases rock. they have excellent ventilation and are very stylish! :ff:

What kind of graphics card are you currently using? Generally to enhance gaming performance one would look at 1.)CPU 2.)Memory 3.)Graphics card As far as your memory is concerned you should try putting your 2 X 256MB(3200) sticks in the 0 and 1 memory slots and the slower 512MB(2100) in slot...

Here is the web site for the optorite! http://www.optorite.com/_english/web/1_product/1_feature.php?hChk=Y&hID=26 And here is where you can get one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822174001#DetailSpecs

How many restore discs do you have? What Operating System are you running?

The Optorite Model #: UD04G is the smallest HD I've ever seen weighing in @ 1.6oz and measuring 2.8" x 2.0" x 0.4" Also it is USB 2.0 and I have seen it for around $90.

I've read every book that Dan has out in print, and I especially liked digital fortress because of the numerous factual details put into a ficticious book. He certainly has a knack for that. How many do you have left to read? I was at his site a while ago and learned that he has a new book...