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Meh Inevitably one Linux distribution will rule and that'll be Ubuntu. Why do I believe that? Because the youth of today will become accustomed to Ubuntu because that is what most Linux desktop enthusiasts are using today. Just the same way that the youth of Windows 3.1 became accustomed to...

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You need to edit the NTFS security properties to give your user account full control. In Advanced options choose to take ownership of all files and subfolders.

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Yeah because its cool waiting almost a minute for the right click menu to appear from a file, or the even the goddam volume control slider from the task tray!

I think you can just add the paths to the other batch files.

AVG is terrible. I've been saying it for years

Windows Vista automatically schedules disk defragmentation so you don't have to worry about it

KDE 4? The squatters will cry for their mummy :chk:

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Please do not double post. Thanks

Well done mate.

The problem most likely because the laptop only has 256MB of RAM. Any modern operating system requires more than this, especially Windows XP. You'll probably find with Windows that it is having to page your physical memory to virtual memory, thus you will notice increased disk and cpu usage...

That release will keep you up all night ;)

Forget about RAID 0. That is not what you want. I think Donkey has pretty much explained what you need to do. Buy a new hard drive, install it, set it as the primary boot device in the computer's BIOS, install Windows on it, then connect the old hard drive. You can probably get your USB...

I can't see any compatibility issues. Just confirm that your PC can handle that amount of memory. Also confirm the maximum amount of memory per memory slot. For example, some motherboards can handle 2GB of memory, but only with two 1GB sticks. The memory you require is DDR SDRAM. Almost all...

That's exactly what I was about to say! The touch screen feature is useless to most PC users. I have yet to hear of any "must have" features.

Are you referring to the Windows Server DHCP database? If so you can simply export it using the DHCP console.

I've tested Kubuntu 8.10 and found it to be very unstable. KDE 4.1 crashed several times whilst I was doing very basic things - such as changing the theme! I still don't get KDE 4 and I am not sure if I ever will.