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Alrighty, hopefully the issue is fixed. Wireless can be a funny thing. Good luck, and report back if the issue returns!

I read you stated that you updated the wireless adapters to their latest drivers. Did you update the original built in card to the latest drivers? When you attached the other adapters to the computer in question, did you remember to uninstall the drivers for the original and (each there after)...

Have you disabled IPSec in your router configuration? I had an issue where my VPN client (for security reasons, or the VPN client was not IPSec compliant) could not pass through the router, unless IPSec was disabled.

I'm assuming you're at home, and behind a router, correct?

First, you need to check Event Viewer in Windows, and tell us if there are any errors: click the Start button, click Control Panel, click System and Maintenance, click Administrative Tools, and then double-click Event Viewer.

Most definitely. 6 GB of RAM is a rediculous amount of RAM for normal use, unless they didn't uninstall that pesky bloatware, and in that case, they might as well install another 4 GB's of RAM lolz However, I can't really knock bloatware too much, as it's one of the main reasons HP and Asus...

From what I've gathered, and I've tested this before, as well, it will work well with DVI-D to HDMI. However, DVI, as far as I know, does not carry audio, as HDMI does. So, you would need seperate speakers for the DVI-D to HDMI connection.

I would disagree. Benchmarking doesn't mean a thing, and, well, it's a P4. You should probably check your facts. The P4 is actually one of the most inefficent processors developed by Intel, and is sometimes deemed as Intel's biggest failure. The Atom is a very innovative processor, and is...

Realistically, you could, probably just fine. What laptop did you have in mind?

Instead of insulting your future rig, I will ask what this computer will be functioning as, as in, what purpose will it serve?

If, as posted above, the drives in question are IDE, here is a diagram for setting the correct master/ slave jumpers: http://www.studynotes.net/images/seagate-jumpers.gif

I'm assuming your computer has a built in HDMI port, correct? And yes, connecting through the HDMI port (as long as you're connecting HDMI to HDMI) there should be quite a notable difference.

Wrong. Research before posting. None are truly faster than the other, per say, but, less taxing on your system. It's laughable how this "speed" war is such a good selling point for Google, that you people fall for it, as you did in the past with Firefox, every time. If you're having...

Here's a metacritic score on the game in question, however, the Meta score itself is incomplete because there is only 3 critic reviews. There are some user reviews. http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/second-life

720p is still the standard in terms of television broadcasted to your house, and realistically, to the human eye, at least, there isn't a noticable difference between 720p and 1080i. 1080i is merely a selling point, as is 1080p. TV stations rarely broadcast in 1080i, because 1080i consumes quite...

What is the brand of the router? What are/ were the brands of the failed wireless adapters you switched on the computer in question? Does the computer in question have a built in functioning wireless adapter? Also, we need to know the speed of the router, and adapters, be it b, g, or n, please.

If you could please provide us with some information. Is your ISP providing cable, DSL, or satellite? Do you have a router, or any device that routes internet? Internet browser, please. Wireless or wired?

I believe it's quite a neat feature. It's ultimately up to you. There's no harm in disabling auto replicator, and backing up yourself.

I use 1GB of RAM on some of my machines. Do you know why? Because I don't run 80 processes constantly. I always have less than 20 processes running at any given time. So, you're completely incorrrect. If you didn't have 50 background processes running-as you do in that photo-you may have better...

Awesome, good to hear.