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My wife connects to work through a VPN. Our home office has a broadband router with four computers, an HP and Netgear print servers. My wife can print from her laptop as long as she is not connected to the VPN. However, she would like to be able to print when connected to the VPN. If she stays connected to VPN, she can queue print jobs but must cancel VPN to start printing. She just had her laptop replaced and was able to print on our LAN while on VPN with her old one. Any suggestions as to how to configure her system so she can print on the network printers while remaining connected to the V

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Are there any issue with playing the CD in the car or home player?

See info under Software Updates.....

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Do you have the ability to Disable in Device Usage? If so use it.

See if you have the ability to disable the onboard in Device Manager under display adaptor. (right click the onboard entry)

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Good resource ..... Also Google wmv to dvd.

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4% of ELGIBLE voters, ie, members. But, enough of our banter Serves no purpose and statistacily there isn't anybody reading this. Cheers

Aren't we on a judgmental, pompous rant today? Using your site membership and "lets say" statistics as benchmarks is questionable at best. For whatever reason 4% of the eligible voters took part in the vote. And please don't start labeling the people that visit this site. What is a "regular" defined as here and what are you defined as? So much for my rant.......

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Sorta pathetic that only 4% of the elgible voting population took part. 990 members - 87 forum personnel = 903 elgible to vote. I would have thought more people were interested in this forum. Why are they always around when a fight breaks out?

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This data may have your answer. If not, it's still good reference material.

Get a can of compressed air and clean the heatsink behind the fan.

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I haven't done any liquid cooling myself so will hesitate from making any suggestions on systems. You're best bet is to take your time and look for as much info as you can find via Google or OCing/modding sites. Here are a few site to wet your appetite and get you going. #1 #2 #3 #4 Hopefully someone will pop in to this thread who has some experience in the subject and can give you some good info/suggestions. Good luck and have fun with your new project.

Check the FAQs here under Products at the top of the page. See here for some kits and other hardware.

Oops, nevermind........ Not doing too well with my reading comprehension this morning....

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