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  1. mattdmoore

    Multiple processors w/ MS Excel

    Excel XP is not designed to properly make use of a multiple-processor platform. This is not to say it won't run faster on that system, it just means it isn't designed to do so. So my best answer is "maybe". If you're running a lot of simulations, RAM is key. In answer to your other question...
  2. mattdmoore

    PC Freezes while installing LAN Adapter driver

    Sounds like a memory conflict. Try installing to a different slot. If it's an older NIC it might have DIP switches that change the default memory adress etc. Hope it helps. MattD The world will end in 5 minutes. Please log out... --Anonymous
  3. mattdmoore

    Playing audio CD with no sound card

    Didn't work either. Thanks, but I'd actually tried that on my own. The discs still want to play in media player, which needs a sound card to play anything... MattD The world will end in 5 minutes. Please log out... --Anonymous
  4. mattdmoore

    Playing audio CD with no sound card

    Yes, sorry! The headphone jack on the CD-ROM. They just want to play an audio CD. -MattD "Home is where you hang your @.
  5. mattdmoore

    Playing audio CD with no sound card

    I'm an IT tech for a group of 100 or so. Some of the older Dell system don't have sound cards. In NT and 2000 the users could play audio CDs in the CD player even without a sound card. Now that we've upgraded to XP, I haven't found a way to let them do this. Anyone know a trick?

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