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He's driving like an absolute plank, and one of these days he's going to kill someone. Unfortunately it'll be someone else. He obviously has too much money to throw at the sport because he certainly doesn't have skill. He's late on in EVERY corner, the fact that when he does actually get one...

8AWG will be plenty for that.

As said above - Add/Remove Programs (or Programs and Features in Vista) and it's the 'Adobe Flash Player ActiveX'

What speed were you running for the water pics? If you can get away with it ISO1600 is always good for that as you can see the droplets of water, but depends if your sensor gets too grainy when you do it.

Uninstall Adobe Flash player and reinstall. That's the player OCX file.

Memory issue as MacBooks use shared Video Memory.

Well, it did spring to mind. I rebuild workstations with less serious issues!

Same in all MS Operating Systems post W2k.

Depends what you're looking at virtualising. For us, VMWare Server (We're running 1.0.5) is fine. We run 6 virtual telephony archive databases on one DL140 - they are rarely accessed but for legal reasons we need to keep them indefinately. There's around 6Tb call recordings on DVD-RAM and...

We use Sophos and it appears to be extremely light on client usage. Highly recommend it as far as not being intrusive is concerned, and I've never had a virus outbreak!

I dunno about how professional this company is but if one of our software support contracts managed to infect our network with a virus that I'd have their head of technical support and their management at my feet apologising profusely and begging me not to have them stripped and raped in court...

Should have a backup?

No, there's problems with iTunes on XP x64/Windows Server 2003 x64. Vista x64 is a supported operating system.

D'oh!

Have a word with the accounts software supplier and point out just how expensive it'll be if they don't clean up after themselves.

7.6.2 has recently hit - until I upgraded it stopped mine from burning CDs in a similar fashion.

Latitude ATG D630 are the best for that - the screen gets rediculously bright if you need it to. Only downside is that the resolution is only 1280x800, which IMO is a bit small. I loved the old D600/D610/D620 panels, they were brilliant, it's a shame they had to use the lower resolution for...

Trespassing ;)

Sorry, was aimed as a general pointer for people. Feel free to put your handbag down and step back if you're taking offence, as you appear to be slightly disturbed by my input...

No probs! :D mine's running Vista Business 32-bit SP1. Unless you're running MORE than 4Gb, then 64-bit actually COSTS you performance and memory as the 64-bit extensions use more memory than you 'lose' by running 32-bit...

Well ner, I've got 4x74Gb Raptors in RAID0 and get around 450MB/sec disk throughput. And I've had 5.9 on Vista scale for a year, i'm keen for them to extend it to see the results. System spec: Intel Core2 Q6600 G0-stepping 2.4Ghz @ 3.8Ghz/1.4v vCore (Watercooled) 4Gb OCZ Reaper HPC DDR-1066 @...

defragment using perfectdisk or similar, and make sure pagefile is a reasonable size. Remove any unnecessary apps (particularly those that run on startup) and use Sysinternals Autoruns to check what runs at startup.

2707WFP Dell here and it's absolutely astounding. Smaller brother 2407WFP is supposed to be just as good...

Can be. You need a HDCP compliant screen and I know for a fact my Panasonic 42" plasma isn't... You need to be aware of it when you're buying! And HD Ready means it's ready for High Definition broadcasts - it doesn't mean it's HDCP compliant which is a completely seperate standard relating to...

Yep, better resolution and pixel pitch.

Nobody said TV... http://www.anandtech.com/displays/showdoc.aspx?i=2961 I run Sky HD, XBox 360 and my PC through it and can set the resolutions on all.

I've got a 27" 1080p screen and it's a fairly obvious difference between 720p and 1080p on it.

None, it would appear the OP thinks XP is better.

He has a point... http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Install+XP+Dell+Inspiron+1520&meta= Install XP Dell Inspiron 1520 in Google gives you 4 or 5 straight off hits on guides for doing it...

Need to have the F6 drivers for Intel AHCI controllers (unless yours is the AMD, which will have it's own equivalent)