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I broke down and bought myself a NAS for Christmas, which will allow me external storage and the ability to share pictures/files with my son, who lives in KY. Haven't the foggiest idea about setting up the FTP yet, but I guess I will dive into it tomorrow afternoon. Got it via Fry's.

DDR2 has more pins, 240 of them to be exact, with normal DDR having 184.

I'm telling you that you need one of those special BT badges below your avy to see the true picture. Watch out though, cause they can see dumb people too.

Them staff type folks get all the good stuff on the forum. They can see everything that happens on the internet cause they work for Santa and keep his list of the naughty ones.

If you're S.O. is sending and receiving a lot of faxes, you can't beat a fax machine and you don't have to worry about your PC being on all the time. With the price of fax machines being so cheap during various sales, I would think about getting both a scanner and fax machine.

I just hope they don't start finding blame with the searchers at Mt. Hood when that operation is complete. An autopsy is always more accurate then a diagnosis.

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I would suggest you call WildBlue and discus any options in upgrading your service before trying to skip out on the contract. Your legal fees/damaged credit may be worse then upgrading or riding it out.

Hey TT_75...your link returns an error...thought it might because I wasn't logged in at BC but happens even when logged in. Went looking for what you might be talking about and couldn't find it....lol re-link? His posting at G4 nets the same results. See here along with Pete's comments.

What model HP is your unit?

I would suggest a rubber conditioner to clean the rollers with. I think that using alcohol will end up drying out the rubber and make less pliable and give it less grip to push the paper into the printer. Using plain water will usually clean most dust and environmental crud off the rollers. You can also find specially treated cleaning papers for printers that will clean the interier of the printer when fed through.

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Do you see any problems with the two devices when you check their properties in Device Manager? You can also try uninstalling them and then rebooting to see if your OS will recognize them again.

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Edited out due to misunderstanding of OPs description.

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If anything, I would throw some more memory at your system and call it good for XP Home. Once you change mobo's, you'll need a new CPU and Memory at a minimum. Then you might as well get a new video card, hard drive, case and PS. You're better off buying/building a new system in my opinion once you get past addding memory to your present system.

The children are still starving in Africa.

1 modem per account.

Might be worth removing them, rebooting, and then download/reinstall them again. You might have gotten a bad or partial install of one of the files.

Or waded across?????

Have you thought about asking for help at the complex? I would guess that someone there would be able to help you with any settings or set up procedure for their network, or at least point you in the right direction. Have you checked with a neighbor?

Tried here?

See if this will help you out.

Here's some courses from MS. You may also try "front page 2003 tutorials" in Google.