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Found this on another website.. "My own experiences with AOL have spurred me to create this guide to connecting to AOL without and 3rd-party software whatsoever. Hopefully you'll find this helpful. Not only can you connect without their software, but you can set up your connection to always...

don't rememeber posting this lol, i have a floppy drive with a card reader drive thing below it, somehow i took the memory stick from my camera and stuck it in the floppy drive lol

i just managed to stick my sony memmory stick into my floppy drive lol so damn f***ed! i give up,. tweasers in the morning it is!

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hey lads, its all about being different, have some respect.

not a clue but google came up with this.. http://www.yaosoft.com/

..wish I had a few to sell I guess, I'd never pay extra for one though out of principle.. at the same time I'm not a fan of touts buying out tickets for concerts etc. slight contradiction heh

its inda-vig-ewal init

Wanna swap for a slowly falling apart Phase 3, makes a great 4x4?

Tried using that before, it can't compare, although it is useful as you can't change your name on Agile. Agile lets you chat easily and cleary, send pictures to people instantly wherever you are, send speach and lots of other cool features..

AFAIK yup, I use Agile Messenger on my 7610 (well i did as I had no PC for a while) http://www.agilemobile.com/ £2 per month and then however much your net access is/ download limit

I'm sure you've seen this Maxim, if not you'll love it.. http://www.break.com/articles/toomuchcs.html

Even better download Image Resizer (if you have windows XP) http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx Once installed just right click on any pic and select resize, sod knows why this isn't a part of Windows to start with!

hmmmm I much prefer my method to this problem, I don't wash it lol

It would appear that Fan 1 is the CPU fan and the case fan isn't on that list, will have a look around bios see if i can work it out, I presume that 3245RPM is fine for a cpu fan?!

Is 3245 RPM over the top, or is it just being crap and noisy i.e. no real problem, its not at full speed at leaste

..best start getting those hours in, cheers.. and I'm sure we'll meet again soon, its still 1 a piece ;)

Sorry should have explained better, unless I'm missing something (very likely) the fan causing all the noise is Fan 1, which is set to 2%, putting it down to zero does nothing. Oddly I'm not hearing noise from the other fan, best open it up!

..if that happens i'm gonna cry its been back to Acer 5 times already luckily they have extended my warranty, grrr

I've got floppy and a card reader drive on the front d'oh

right, getting my ass handed to me on a plate is getting dull, apart from hours and hours of game play what makes people so good, do they have better mice, keyboards, better configurations - more movements? Currently using up,down,left,right, enter, shift and ctrl

Cheers, was looking at controllers, can crank it when playing half life2 and turn it down when its annoying me, not sure theres any space on the front of my case mind steve did the fan die or the pc :S

Not having much luck with that programme says its around the 3-4kRPM mark but can't see anywhere to turn it down more, sonds like it'll be easier to buy an Ultra Silent Case Fan

just got my PC back from Acer repair and no suprises its not all smooth! My fans running at a high speed and its a noisy mother of a fan! I havn't had the PC for a few weeks and it wasn't exactly quite originally but is there anyway to check the speed and alter it?

ahhh cup ones, I was thinking along the lines of people adding 2.0 to their 1.2's, well if people are willing to pay they'll be willing to charge

..because people who don't own 172's will look on ebay..

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Spotted a Williams aound with angel eyes...

No expert so I'll bump this but I have bought an external HDD from evesham and they seemed very good, also got a few catalogues which seem to have very reasonable priced systems with good warranty options..