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Install a second network card in each of the machines. Then get another router. Then just have an Intranet. Also, make sure that all of your machines are set to the same workgroup if they are M$ based.

I have had issues with #3. Im on my 3rd drive(on warranty thankfully). I am now RMAing the board.

I need to know how to volume level 8 different cd's. They are all different levels. I know how to use Wave Hammer is SF8 and created an appropriate preset, but is there anyway to use it en masse on approx 100 songs? I can only use it on one clip at a time.

I have an odd question. On the box of the BFG 7800gtx it says that it requires a 400W power supply with 24Amps, but the power supply that I am using Antec True Control V2.0 520W is only 19Amps. Will I encounter any problems or do I need to find some other power supply?

Hey, I am an employee at a small business, my boss gave me a camera to setup and focus in on the till area. It is a network camera, and I set it up to be on the local area network at our store. So now the address I put in to get to the camera is 192.168.0.38. Now what my boss also wants me to do...

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XP Which FTP server? is it free?

Hello. I know what I want to do, but i don;t know how to do it What i want to be able to do, is share my files privately. So I can give a username and password to someone, and they have access to my files. I have a router so whatever I need has to get around that.

If you are just going to back a couple of gigs up, then use DVD-RAM. It might be expensive to get onto, but it is by far the best, as windows looks at it as if it were another hardrive, so you can read and write to your hearts content!

I would buy the Asus board, simply because of manufacurer loyalties. They have been good to me the last 5 boards, so they will continue to get my business.

i would definatly go for the X2. Simply because it is 2 FX-53 cores, compared to 1 FX-57 core. You probably won't notice a large difference in your gameplay, or whatever the plan for the system is.

Doing a nice cable job takes time. Especially if your just starting out. Personally I think that you get better the more often you do it. Basically you need to take a look at what you have for HDD, FDD, ROM Drives, and base you major cableing on that. The majority of what are called "messy"...

Hey I want to join. I am Mo/R Lvl8 but that will probably grow by the end of the night. My name is Seer Qui I am currently at Sanctus Sanitarium. I really want to get out of that place and get to Lions Arch.

Try googleing CPU-Z. This handy little executeble allows you to see all sorts of information on your system. Anything to the Name of the Core to how much ram in each slot. It should give you a model name. Although I'm not sure if it will work so well with a proprietary system. But give it a try!

Is there anyway to change "Welcome" into something else, like "Howdy"?