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I have Windows 7 with the following. 1. Microsoft Security Essentials (it's still a tech preview but it's great). 2. Keep my system up to date. 3. Have a hardware router as a firewall. I also leave the Windows firewall on. 4. USE MY BRAIN AND I DON'T CLICK SHIT AND OPEN FILES FROM RANDOM...

Vista basic is pretty much a stripped down OS I don't know what bloatware your talking about unless your talking about the extra stuff that Asus installs. You can always remove the bloatware/trial versions with the add/remove control panel. A 2Ghz Celeron CPU is pretty low end for Vista but...

I run Windows 7 RC 64 bit on my main system. It has been more stable and rock solid then any other OS I've used. Microsoft really nailed it with Windows 7 and with Microsoft Security Essentials. The one thing I like most about Windows 7 is I didn't have to install a bunch of other software...

To fix the issue we have to know what the error on BSOD is. That will tell you exactly what the problem is instead of giving you 5 things to do.

I personally don't think it would be much of an upgrade. It would likely give you a small boost in performance such as you'd be able to chance a setting to high that was previously at medium for example. I don't think any increase is worth the hassel of ATI drivers and overall poor...

I have to disagree with Euklid I wouldn't download the codec pack for 3 reasons. 1. It's not your issue. 2. They casue more problems then anything. 3. You really only need a couple codecs that XP doesn't come with most of the time anyway. So let me get everything straight you'd had you...

So Pleeeease! is saying is what your saying is you have a bootlegg copy of Windows and you don't want to chance updating it. You likely need to download the high definition audio driver package from Microsoft (KB88811). To fix HD audio in windows XP.

I have and use Linux routers and wireless cards. I just find them easier to use and better performing then their Belkin counterparts. Linux is also more expensive too but worth the extra money.

No because the cheap universal ones are often crap that is under powered and will only damaged equipment. If you care about your laptop you will get a OEM replacement power brick.

No DX10 on XP. DX11 in Windows 7 is nice though.

USB drives are not even remotely good as stable storage devices. It's not a good place to keep data that you don't want to lose. They often fail and have errors. Thumb drives are not a magnetic medium like a floppy disc or HDD so there is no danger from magnetic fields. The reason they have...

What about the software that came with the camera? I'm sure it has some kind of import software included with it.

Magicalpops you have been given some bad info. A 64bit OS manages memory in the same way as a 32bit OS does it just can manager more of it. Windows 7 64bit does a very nice job of managing memory (and it's most definitely does more then 1 program at a time). Computers have been dividing...

If your getting any pop ups on modern browser such as IE8 or Firefox then you shouldn't be getting any pop ups. Your friend has malware on her/his PC have her follow johnb35's isntruction with Malwarebytes.

Your looking to run 30 or 40 games servers for $1500 no way in hell that's gonna happen. Your also gonna need to get one hell of an internet conenction like a T3. Standard residental or even most business internet isn't even gonna cut it. Million dollar server farms with mutliple fat...

Are you asking how to convert movies you have stolen off the internet so they play on a standard DVD player?

That's the issue when you try useing a TV as a computer monitor. While the resolutions are close they are not the same. If your going to want to use a TV as a computer monitor be sure to get one that has a VGA input so you know it will support PC resolutions. Sometimes setting the output at a...

If you don't have any RAM installed in the PC it won't even start.

Your mobo may not support that type of audio connection. DVI does not carry audio just video. HDMI does carry video and audio. Since your using the adapter you are likley not going to get audio.

Springy182 is correct even with a 64bit OS going from 4GB to 6GB won't make any differnce at all. Even though the system could use the RAM (as in see it) I can't think of anything off hand that could take up that much RAM other then AutoCad and Video Editing software. Daily use and games won't...