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is your cpu fan running? does it overheat right away from being off a long time or does it take a little bit? have you tried resetting your bios settings? what about reseating the cpu with fresh dab of arctic silver and heatsink/fan?

if the mouse is moving without a mouse even plugged in then you know its not your mouse. another thing you can try is to find some kind of software you can boot up through cd that utilizes a mouse such as some kind of hdd diagnostic software and see if it persists. this may require the use of a...

is your mouse wireless? optical? have you tried a wired mouse? have you tried a ps/2 mouse? have you tried seeing if the problem happens without a mouse connected? i know you can't test the mouse without one connected but the cursor still sits at the center with or without one.

if you prefer name brand here is a used creative brand on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/External-24bit-sound-card-Creative-Sound-Blaster-USB-/260816899417?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cb9e60d59 just make sure your looking for anything that has "line-in" not line-out.

it should work. i can't give you the guarantee. the point is you need line-in to hear your ps3 sound from your laptop speakers. i'm not sure why you even want to do this but this would be the logical way. spdiff from ps3 is output and then it need to go into some kind of input which would be...

does you laptop have line-in input? mic ports generally provide some power down the socket to power the microphone whereas the linein port doesn't have this. the mic port also is a lot more sensitive, a very low level input where as linein is a line level input. you could get this to have...

ah its all good. i just noticed that and was thinking the adapters work just fine. i used them a lot. what did you mean by normal slots? what kind of case do you have if you know? if you don't know then try taking a picture of it from the side with the side exposing the computer parts inside...

nice. well sorry i couldn't help much, but at least its good that you found the issue. :)

wow nice find. how did you end up finding out? it makes sense when you say only usb and well your 5v line of coarse.

win98 se cd's are bootable in the cd drive so there is no need for a floppy. once in the dos environment with fat32 parition and formatted you can then copy xp cd onto a folder in that drive and run from there. the difference is that something might be causing the cd drive to not respond/work...

okay i think 3.5mm is the standard. are you plugging this into the mic jack? where are you plugging into? what are you trying to achieve?

"thanks, i learned alot from you.i would choose the 5750 but it doesn't have a VGA connector so, i will have to choose one of those two, since my monitor only has a VGA connector (15 PIN D-SUB) :( or, could you suggest me a similar card to the 5750 but with D-Sub connector?it would be great...

you could try what they call "repair install" to preserve what you have by switching over to a new pc. depends on your os and other conditions... for win 7 http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html?filter i know that in winxp it had to be pro edition and not oem, but i'm...

does you laptop have line-in inputs? i thought line-in inputs were 2.5mm?

try this out http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311755 microsoft seems to think its the pc inability to read the cd drive. you could also use a win98 se disc to boot up into dos. delete/recreate the partitions in fat32 / format the drive then copy the winxp files onto a folder on that drive and...

your going to need the special drive to read that type of disk. the drive should install in windows and be viewable like a card reader.

you could also get a lower power amp used off craigslist cheap and just power one sub. i think each of your subs require 400w rms for optimal sound quality. so even if you got an amp that put out 200-300w rms it would still push it. a little underpowered but wont be so bad if you set the gains...

well i think the amp just requires this power to even begin to work. you could have the gains all the way down and not even have the wires from the sub connected and it will still trip into protect without the right power amount. (at least in my experience) do you live in a place where bumping...

that is an interesting question. thing is i don't know much about macs to say what it exactly is. imo obviously pc will out-do the mac in the gaming industry so there is little incentive to create compatibility with mac. what is it something like 90% pc and the rest goes to mac/linux... they...

okay i see what your saying. besides resistance, are all the ground wires interconnected? i was saying you could use continuity check to differentiate between the ground wires if they are on separate line. for example all the 5v ground wires if all interconnected will sound off any way they are...