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You know it sounds like one of those old drives may have been used as a boot drive at one time or another. If installed in the wrong order, it could have tried to boot off the other one instead. You w ...

I'd still recommending trying the onboard video. It could be something like the onboard video memory failing or the card itself. Could be overheating as well.
If it's not the monitor, its the next th ...

The other thing it could be is your video card dying. Do you have a spare or onboard video by chance?

Evasive's info would be helpful for further diagnosis. But just to check the printer spooler service to see if its running.
Go to Start. Choose Run (or Search if Windows 7)
Type 'services.msc' and h ...

You also might want to test the sticks one by one, or in pairs if required by your board. If a stick fails, try in different slots. You could have a bad ram slot on the board or might not be seated co ...

This has been posted at quite a few sites. I would recommend you use google. I was able to find a supplier for what your looking for.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=read+and+write+RFID+Tags

If you still have the old power supply, might as well just rip the wires from it.

it would sure be nice if I could use a standard ATX (full-size) because the bigger the board, the more goodies it can provide.

True, but I am 99% sure it won't fit. I used to work with Compaq/ ...

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/european-technology/end-of-xp-support-why-so-many-cios-are-still-not-ready/1503

I still use it.
Used a lot in this organization. They are working to phase them out ...

I've seen a lot of the cheaper LCDs default to 60hz refresh rate for the higher resolutions. Anything else has them go Out of Range.

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Topic: WinXP dead install or dead HDD?
Hardware Junkie Replies: 34 Views: 422	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2013 7:07 am Subject: WinXP dead install or dead HDD?
Hardware Junkie Replies: 34 Views: 422	You know it sounds like one of those old drives may have been used as a boot drive at one time or another. If installed in the wrong order, it could have tried to boot off the other one instead. You w ...
Topic: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Hardware Junkie Replies: 11 Views: 75	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2013 7:05 am Subject: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Hardware Junkie Replies: 11 Views: 75	I'd still recommending trying the onboard video. It could be something like the onboard video memory failing or the card itself. Could be overheating as well. If it's not the monitor, its the next th ...
Topic: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Hardware Junkie Replies: 11 Views: 75	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 9:57 am Subject: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Hardware Junkie Replies: 11 Views: 75	The other thing it could be is your video card dying. Do you have a spare or onboard video by chance?
Topic: I am trying to install a new printer
Hardware Junkie Replies: 7 Views: 88	Forum: General Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 6:53 am Subject: I am trying to install a new printer
Hardware Junkie Replies: 7 Views: 88	Evasive's info would be helpful for further diagnosis. But just to check the printer spooler service to see if its running. Go to Start. Choose Run (or Search if Windows 7) Type 'services.msc' and h ...
Topic: Can't find memory latency settings?
Hardware Junkie Replies: 24 Views: 449	Forum: BIOS Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 6:50 am Subject: Can't find memory latency settings?
Hardware Junkie Replies: 24 Views: 449	You also might want to test the sticks one by one, or in pairs if required by your board. If a stick fails, try in different slots. You could have a bad ram slot on the board or might not be seated co ...
Topic: A Motherboard to read and write RFID Tags
Hardware Junkie Replies: 1 Views: 44	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2013 7:22 pm Subject: A Motherboard to read and write RFID Tags
Hardware Junkie Replies: 1 Views: 44	This has been posted at quite a few sites. I would recommend you use google. I was able to find a supplier for what your looking for. https://www.google.ca/search?q=read+and+write+RFID+Tags
Topic: Where to get the right PSU connector?
Hardware Junkie Replies: 16 Views: 182	Forum: General Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2013 5:07 am Subject: Where to get the right PSU connector?
Hardware Junkie Replies: 16 Views: 182	If you still have the old power supply, might as well just rip the wires from it.
Topic: ATX motherboard to upgrade from pentium 4 631 CPU
Hardware Junkie Replies: 5 Views: 111	Forum: Recommendations Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2013 8:11 am Subject: ATX motherboard to upgrade from pentium 4 631 CPU
Hardware Junkie Replies: 5 Views: 111	it would sure be nice if I could use a standard ATX (full-size) because the bigger the board, the more goodies it can provide. True, but I am 99% sure it won't fit. I used to work with Compaq/ ...
Topic: XP just won't die
Hardware Junkie Replies: 2 Views: 44	Forum: The Water Cooler Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 1:22 pm Subject: XP just won't die
Hardware Junkie Replies: 2 Views: 44	http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/european-technology/end-of-xp-support-why-so-many-cios-are-still-not-ready/1503 I still use it. Used a lot in this organization. They are working to phase them out ...
Topic: GeForce6100PM-M2 (V3.0) display probs
Hardware Junkie Replies: 8 Views: 116	Forum: General Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 10:55 am Subject: GeForce6100PM-M2 (V3.0) display probs
Hardware Junkie Replies: 8 Views: 116	I've seen a lot of the cheaper LCDs default to 60hz refresh rate for the higher resolutions. Anything else has them go Out of Range.

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