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You can try a docking station. Find a docking station with a 7.1 sound card of your preference. There are a lot of docking stations out there.

I use backtrack 5 for you know what I mean.. :p

Are you using the latest drivers? Try Nero Essentials in burning.. I encountered this same problem recently with my external dvd/cd drive.. And it turned out to be the burning software and a junk dvd that I used in burning.

so your dell pc worked great before upgrading/inserting the 8gb kit.. Try to clear CMOS and then use the old RAM sticks..Then boot Get back to us and tell us what happens.

wow :rolleyes:

The reply above is somewhat like a spam. Here is your laptop's specification according to gateway support website. Based from that, your laptop has two slots of ddr2 ram, and max memory of 4gb. So yes, you can upgrade your RAM to 4gb, using 2 sticks of 1gb DDR2 RAM. However there is no...

There are external express card based video docking station, and if you don't mind opening you laptop, you can also run desktop video card by connecting it to the mini pcie in the laptop with an adapter. But the performance is not going to catch up with desktop any time soon due to bandwidth...

If you want to repair the Hard Drive and you don't have important files in the corrupted drive, then insert a windows installer CD/DVD/USB. boot from that, and then format the corrupt drive, install windows, then you're good to go.. Or you if that drive was partitioned to C and/or D, and your...

You can also search for computer repair shops that offer repair services, hopefully they have the PCB of the exact same model you need. Depending on the Hard Drive if it is already an old/outdated model then it will be hard to find one. And no, if you format it, all the files in the HDD will be...

Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium, Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi, Asus Xonar DX.. By order of preference, the Asus Xonar is the best sound card you can get for the buck, for me.. For the speaker, anything as long as it is 5.1 or 7.1 will do, I would recommend Logitech Z506 5.1 Speakers. You can...

Have you checked on your appearance settings? Power settings? and Brightness settings?

The first code in you quoted, error ID 41 Kernel-Power, means that your system has lost power and turned off before shutting down properly. I encountered this problem before and I ended up having to RMA my GPU from Landmark, the place that I bought the GPU since I unfortunately got a bad batch...

In laptops you can't really use or place an external videocard, also, it depends on the manufacturer if you can/able to replace the existing videocard or add one to your laptop. Motherboards in laptop are different in desktop systems, which you can easily add or replace parts, one sure component...

Either the 750w or the 850w is enough for your system with a single GPU.. If you would want to save some money for a better GPU like the HD 7970, you can get the 750W and save $55.

Ok, good. Goodluck then, now that you have the specifications of your Asus Cm 1730-05, it would be pretty easy from there. Note: If you won't upgrade to an 8-core FX processor, or a Vishera 6 core, then if I were you I'd rather stick with the phenom x6 for now until the "Steamroller"? not sure...

If you really want to allocate, then research it well, and don't forget if your computer won't boot, clear CMOS to restore default settings if ever you made a mistake or the likes..

Your desktop specification from Asus Website, if I'm right Since you already have a phenom x6 1065T, which is a pretty good processor already, you don't have to change processors if you're on a tight budget. Your options if you really want a new processors are: Getting an am3+ board and an FX...

This thread will help you find, locate and analyze BSOD error messages. By default there are 4 places where the error messages can be located. If in the event you disabled Windows Event Viewer or Error Reporting Services then you are LOST.. :P The BSOD, commonly known as Blue Screen of Death...

6. Next, click on the File menu and select the Open Crash Dump option. When the dialog box opens, click on the Browse button and browse to the location of the memory dump file and then double-click on it to load it into the Debugger. You may be prompted to save the workspace again, but just...

A memory dump is what happens when Windows crashes. The memory is dumped into the pagefile and saved for the next reboot. Once Windows reboots, it reclaims the memory dump data from the pagefile and saves it to a file, which usually ends with the .dmp extension. Analyzing these dump files can...