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I think it wouldn't be a bad idea to close old threads, to limit the amount of topics that can be spammed.

That's great, glad to help :) btw while you're at it, you might need to fix your Caps Lock key, because it seems stuck ;)

This means that you are running a 32-bit version of Windows, which only supports up to 3.5 GB of RAM. You'll need to install the 64-bit version. You can use the Product Key of the 32-bit version to install the 64-bit version.

This thread has become a spam magnet, and since there have not been any useful replies for 3 months I am closing it.

This could indicate that the system is booting from the wrong hard drive. You can change the boot order in the BIOS setup screen.

These temperatures are safe. As long as they are under 90-100 degrees you should be fine :)

I've merged both threads. AGP is an old interface, which is not being sold anymore. It's all PCI-Express these days (not to be confused with PCI). I believe that HDMI graphics cards where released after AGP was discontinued, so you'll have to replace your motherboard with a recent one that...

The AGP interface is quite old, you won't find any new hardware for this interface (it's all PCI-Express these days). You might find a used one on eBay.

The password is the same as the password of your user account. If needed, you can change it in System Preferences > Users.

Does your ISP require a "computer name" or "host name" to be set? If so, please change the computer name in the router accordingly. Also have you made sure that the modem is connected to the WAN port on the router and the computer is connected to one of the LAN ports? I would also suggest...

Switches don't use IP addresses, as they operate on a different layer in networking. If you connect the router directly to the modem, does the connection work properly?

It was a spammer, who just got sent back to the Internet ;)

That depends on the manufacturer of the power supply, I would suggest contacting them. It might be possible they'll replace it immediately.

If your system randomly shuts down for no reason, it's most likey to be caused by the power supply.

That would be amazing on such a high resolution :)

If new features are introduced, they might cause new issues. Therefore it's never a good idea to upgrade your BIOS firmware unless a newer version fixes any issues you are having. Anyway, great to have your system back up and running :)

Yes this is possible, you can rotate the image on each monitor to be either in landscape or portrait mode.

Are you using Windows? In that case you should see an icon of your iPhone in My Computer.

It still might give the illusion that it's working, just like witchcraft :)

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