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I think he means something like this >

What zues mentioned will work ok but ideally, you'd be looking for a enclosure. This way, it's safe from most things a non-enclosed drive is. Something like This would be fine.

As i was told in my motherboard swap thread, the kernel should load the necessary modules automatically, (which, by the way, worked flawlessly).

Check in you BIOS and see if the system is set to shutdown at a certain temperature. 53*C for an A64 is rather high. You should be getting idle temps on average of 30-35*C for that CPU, even with stock cooling.

Try un-installing the drivers completely. First use creative's un-installer and then Driver Cleaner to make sure. From there you can install them fresh and hopefully it'll work.

Your board will fit fine.

I'll just state the obvious. Get your friend to either remove or give you the password. Password protected Hard Disks are not accessible unless you have the password. If all else fails, Dell MAY give you a replacement.

Was he using AC power or running it off battery power?

Only if your overclocking.

I'd be interested to find out who really made the screen! Madmobz, can you go Here and type in the UL file number and tell us who made it? There should be a symbol with numbers under it on the back of the monitor like the attached pic.

That and the vale select RAM doesn't inlcude heatspreaders.

Happy b'day mr founder of the all mighty HWF :cool: Have a good one :good: It does. HWF main page at the bottom.

You'll need a wireless router or an all-in-one solution like a wireless modem router. The router alone will most likely be cheaper but a little more difficult to install. Belkin, Netgear and D-Link make good solutions.

Try running the laptop on AC without the battery installed and also on battery power alone. Also try turning off un-neccesary hardware such Cardbus, wired or wireless LAN or both via ePower Management. In addition, always make sure the CPU vent is never covered. Laptops olny provide just enough...

Well, I purchased a new motherboard and CPU for my linux rig, A new heatsink for my main rig and a shiny new laptop which takes up the majority of the total price and 512MB DDR2 for it aswell. Don't you just love tax returns?

Thanks Addis. I'll give it a go and see what happens.

I'm getting a new motherboard for my linux machine as the previous one died. Just wondering if i can swap out the boards without having to re-install. The boards use different chipsets. Thanks.

I don't know about the other sites you view, but CBS requires the RealPlayer 10.1 player or plugin to be installed. Can you confirm you have this?

I heard it was under the PCB on most hard drives. Some have also suggested taping the sensor on the motor's spindle underneath the drive.

I think you need to use the Traveler's Disk Setup in the tools menu. I can honestly say, TrueCrypt is the best thing for what you need. If you can't figure it out, we'll try something else.