Just need a bit of advice…..ok
had a striped raid array that was fine until I got one of those damn rootkit viruses. The next thing I know, I need to have the system scanned…..so I take out the array and put the drives and -NON-RAID SUPPORTED SYSTEM(I got distracted) and then I boot up the system and the windows on that system did some disk scanning and then I notice that the system is not detecting the array. So I shut it down and put the disks back into the original system. I have to re-create the array but I don't nuke the data. but it won't boot. I have tried a windows repair and after it copies over the new Windows XP files and reboots….same blank screen…..I run a scandisk….no errors found…..I run the fixmbr…..still doesn't boot….what the hell did I do? LOL….here is what funny….I can ghost the array to a single drive and put it in another system and it sees the data just fine.
Hey guys
Does anyone know of any touchpad software for vista laptops that has the features of a mac pad. I really want the two finger scrolling capability and am not too fond of the little scroll bar on my hp dv6000. Just curious if anyone knows of any programs that can do this with a windows based laptop.
TIA
I notice that when I get e-mails on forum threads, there is a broken image tag in front of any quoted part of the reply.
This image tag points to "http://hothardware.com/Themes/calypso/images/icon-quote.gif", which does not seem to exist.
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It appears McCain has picked is running mate!I beleive he,s getting desperate!! To actually pick a potential Vice President,! for no other reason than to use the Gender issue and a feeble attempt to make Obama look bad is an insult or should be to his nominee and the women of the of the United States! And also a Rookie!! That is his same old stinking thinking!! We ought to be scare VERY Scared!!!
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I just get my secound video card XFX 8800 GTS (512 MB) for SLI, I installed, turn on my pc and works with no problems.
I went to the Nvidia control panel to enable the SLI then I went to the option "SLI performance mode" to choose "force split-frame redering" but when I started to test the performance on Crysis and Unreal Tournamet 3 the games are very slow every time I enable the option "force split-frame rendering" the only option that doesn't give this weird problem is when I choose "SLI performance mode: Nvidia recommended"
I have the latest video card drivers, the latest mobo drivers and I even checked the bios for SLI settings and it has the lastest update. I'm not sure if is this some kind of bug with the drivers, something with my monitor or plug the monitor in a different DVI conector.
This is my Spec:
Mobo: Asus P5N-SLI.
PSU: Cooler Master Real Power 550 Watts.
Two XFX 8800 GTS (512 MB)
Windows XP with SP3.
Monitor: Viewsonic VA1912w.
Any clue what could it be?
