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Windows media player normally uses codecs from other dvd playing software.. like windvd etc. If that was uninstalled its possible media player will no longer play dvd's aswell.

Your kidding right ? Just click system/restricted drivers check the nvidia box and hit ok Job done.

Dunno what happend with you but ive never had any probs.. certainly nothing that takes more than a minute to resolve ? Put it this way.. My 55 year old mum has been using ubuntu for the last 2 months.. (to be honest I dont actually think she noticed I changed it lol) but she would always ask...

try booting it in safe mode (hold F8 key while booting up..) worst case try "Last known good configuration" and see if that fixed your lappy..

You may have a problem then as your Ipod is formated according to the OS. Eg. windows itunes = fat32 Ipod... dont know if mac read fat32 ? i would assume they do ?

Dont do it !!! Install ubuntu instead ! ;)

If you plug it into a PC that is already synced with another Ipod it WILL try to wipe your Ipod. Not too sure what happens if you plug it into a new pc though. I highly doubt it would just wipe it. You would be prompted before it did anything to your ipod.

Yep... there has been a few threads about it already on here. Sucks.. but such is life ! i'll deffinatly be on 5mbit between 4pm and 4am ;)

If you could give the prices for each option, and present the mathematics for calculations then it would be a piece of piss to code. But you would need to use ajax to do the page updates or at least javascript otherwise the page would need to reload each time they picked an option. You could do...

Not if she had a wireless router. Its more likely to be file sharing or terminal services as mentioned above as that is the error they throw up when someone has mapped a drive to their computer etc.

Search for sharepod.. will transfer all your tunes back to the hard drive and keep their names etc..

Ah, I had a look on the adobe forums. Apparantly adobe havent implemented transparancy in the linux plugin yet. Not your fault bud. Stupid Adobe's fault. b3nje.. [mythtv@MythTV-Master ~]$ uptime 11:25:55 up 250 days, 23:40, 1 user, load average: 0.08, 0.02, 0.03 [mythtv@MythTV-Slave1...

No probs. I had a look at it on a windows box and yes it is transparant. Wouldn't worry about it too much ;)

Firefox/Ubuntu 7.04 Screenshot attached.

if your on a company network for example.. they will know exactly what your doing.. the best thing you could do would be change your DNS servers to publick ones (not teh companies) and use an SSL proxy so even the data transfered will be encrypted.

Glad to hear it.. bluray is a better format.

Firewall = Iptables AV = nothing, not needed.

The facts.. CRT still suffer from screen burn, but it would have to be a static image for a loooooong time.. have a look at some old atm's and you will see burn in on their crt monitors LCD's can suffer image retention as the pixels can get stuck.. it is however unlikely and is the least...

Im still not upgraded.. edinburgh seems to be last :(

Yes, but atleast they wouldnt be blurry. Which is what he is trying to stop. On a compact the flash will have two levels. Off and blind everyone in sight. If you get a decent camera the flash can be used at various levels, reducing that "caught in the headlights" look ;)

Could be anything.. were you grounded when you were doing all this swapping of boards etc ? I dont think the processor could have cause it unless there was something wrong with the processor itself (like a short).

Its got nothing to do with the megapixels of your camera. In simple terms it all about the level of light.. more light = quicker shutter. In a situation like that you would have to use a flash to supplement the amount of light. PS. I did say in simple terms.

Very nice Ali.. Your a lucky lad to be owning that !

oh dear.

take a pic !

Good stuff.. those cups can certianly shift.. I myself prefer my comforts and air-con is a godsend on the few really hot days we get..

ctrl + F5 forces a full refresh.. otherwise it will load the cache in your browser.. or possilby even your ISP's cached version.

Good lad...

I think the scooby has more issues with chavs than the the clio ever will... the cool people will just move on ;)

Dont listen to scutch... he is lying !! You can fix this !! All you need to do is prise the @ and " keys off the keyboard and put them the other way round ;)