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I would definitely NOT use onboard sound if you want high quality sound out of your machine. For speakers I personally like the Klipsch ones the best. I was at a computer show once listening to music on several different sets of speakers side by side (not at the same time of course) and the Klipsch ...

Hmmmm............maybe you should virus scan and/or run Adaware/Spybot on that thing.

I've never seen THIS before but that doesn't mean it's not something new.

Wookie8662 wrote:It least it didnt find any XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX hardware!

Yeah really!!

LOLOLOL!!!

Let us know if the reboot did any good. And seriously - did you even add any new hardware?

20 MB is OK if you're using DSL/Cable. But if you're on dialup...............ouch!!

If I'm using Windows I use Winamp. It's great.

Exactly - that's why it's advisable to have a separate partition to use when sharing files between Linux and Windows.

Gee - I know I'm a little late with this - got very busy at work.

Anyway I just wanted to thank everyone for their input on this. I'll be thinking about this over the weekend and will be making a recommendation to my boss on Monday or Tuesday.

Thanks again everyone!

I too have several tats in various spots and I don't regret any of them. I do have some regrets about where I put a couple of them - but no regrets about the tats themselves. So choose wisely - like several have already said - they're most likely going to be there forever so make sure you get someth...

Thanks for the suggestion tupac. I think my employer wants to purchase some sleazy easy application so any idiot could monitor the server (you know, in case I get hit by a bus or something). I had heard about NetIQ snap355. In fact I went out to their site yesterday and was checking it out. Looks OK...

Not sure if this is the forum for this so if one of the mods thinks it needs moved please feel free. Anyway - geeks - I need some input from you all. I need to monitor a server. This server is basically serving a web site and a SQL database. It's running W2K3 using IIS 6.0 and SQL Server 2000. What ...