Recent content by JinRoh

Thanks for the advice...Got my iNet+ under my belt and I am soon to start my CCNA I think.

try www.modemhelp.net and look at the errors section, though I think that might only be for dial up modems

Hmmm...I am browsing it right now with FireFox .8, Have you checked all the security settings and the cookie manager? You may need to enable session cookies, not for sure though on that one, just started using it but I love it.

Probaly. It probably already formated and remade the partition and master boot record. Though I may be mistaken on this one.

Might be simple as an IRQ or DMA conflict ya kow?

Is there a comprehensive source to learn about Voip, or is it vendor specific? I find myself wanting to learn more about this, as alot of companies are switching to it, and would like at least a passing knowledge of it. Thanks in advance.

You may check to see if you are using the indexing feature, I think it may be under the management selection. Another would be the swap file possibly? I had a swap file on a 2nd drive using both partitions and had big performance problems. And I realize this is the most basic question, but...

Well I have an interesting one for ya'll. Whenever I try to print within IE, as in selecting a section of web page to print by right clicking and selecting print, I get an error reporting box that pops up and it "refreshes" my IE window, BUT it still prints. It's not a crititcal...

What Avaya said with spades. A router will solve this post haste.

If you have access to the Demarc you may want to check the phone companies side of the line to see if its line noise from there interface.

Have you recently uninstalled or reinstalled burning software? This was an issue a friend had earlier after uninstalling Nero. If so there is a fix for it at their site.

Should be able to. Most of the USB 2.0 is backwards compatible.

I hadn't considered the CCNA. Is that a basic Cisco certification? And thanks for the suggestion on volunteering time. As bad as it sounds I hadn't considered that option.

Where are the USB ports located, as in are they PCI or integral to the mother board, or at the front of the PC, if it's PCI or at the front, check the card and cables.

Don't some of the mid to high range UPS have a logger that you can use via a serial port? Or does WIN XP still hate those?