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I put a 120 gig Seagate in my Inspiron 8200 laptop. With the original 30 gig, I was always maxing it out. For a DVDburner, I decided to get an external LG usb. More versatile I think. That remote looks interesting.

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I wonder how good it works if you don't have an ATI video card?

I'm soooooooo tired.

That's great! Took me a minute to see the cash in mama ducks beak. She's GOOD!

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Well for one thing, a very tasty roasted boar. Check the link above. Although I think I might have over seasoned it a bit. A litle too much rosemary.

That's a good question, Honda Boy. I sometimes watch CDR's with burned AVI and DVIX movies that I play through my laptop hooked up to my TV. I have to control the motion and sound via the laptop. A remote would be nice. Let me know if you find a solution. Joe

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There is never a good reason to buy ram from Dell. It's always twice as much money.

Thanks. I heard that too. But the reason that I set it up the way I did was that when I first got the laptop there was a 128 stick in slot A. The first upgrade I did was to add 512 to slot B. I used that setup for 2 years. Everything was OK with that. So I assumed that the logical thing to do when I just added the 1024 stick was to keep the same configuration. (bigger stick in slot B ) Kind of strange that now I have to do the opposite. But everything works fine. I ended up running Memtest for 60 hours without any errors. I'm satisfied.

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I recently added 1024 MB of Ram to my Inspiron 8200 to bring the total to 1536MB. Dell says that 1024 is the limit, but they are wrong. (what else is new?) It has the same motherboard and chipset as the Precision M50 and Latitude C840 which both allow 2 gigs of Ram. I was running 640 MB's. I took out the 128 MB stick which at the time was in slot A. I took the 512 MB stick out of slot B and put it into slot A. Then I put the new 1024 MB stick into slot B. Everything ran better than ever. But I did a Memtest 86 just to be sure. It reported a few errors. I then ran Memtest 86 on the 512 and 102

Doesn't seem to be much of a fix: More Itunes pain I'm afraid to try it. They already deleted some of my music and all of my playlists.

I've been thinking about doing that too. It's been awhile. But I REALLY need all those programs from 1998!

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