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OK, lets do this..reconnect your laptop and go into your network connections and find out what your laptops IP address is. Report back here what you find out. It should be a 192.168 number. And I will help you to setup your computers IP address manually.

Does the ethernet port recognize that you have the cable plugged into it, or does it say nothing is plugged in?

You are always going to have a bottleneck between CPU and your GPU. I believe an Intel system would probably be faster for your calculations and transfer of data between the CPU and GPU. Also, faster then 800mhz memory will also make a difference. I know I may not know anything about programming...

Is the system AMD or Intel? Sounds like it's AMD but I could be wrong. Do you know if it's 800mhz memory or higher? I believe the CPU and memory would be a factor in this type of setting.

OK, go in and try this first.. use the link below to uninstall anything that may have been leftover from the previous attempt to install FSX. http://support.microsoft.com/mats/Program_Install_and_Uninstall If you're already sure all of FSX folders and whatnot that it tried to create on the...

Have you tried this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910816

Well of course he puts the battery back in after holding the power button for 60 seconds without the battery in. Oh yea, forgot to add unplug the plug from the wall also. You are just trying to drain all power from the hardware.

Usually with a computer system, if it ain't broke don't mess with it. You can go and see what the updates do. You might not notice something that may be wrong and be like...OH wow,, they fixed that.. cool. Just do a little research on the updates and you'll know the answer to your question...

You jumped a little ahead of the gun when you went straight for the memory. Before trying what I type below make sure you have the original hard drive in the laptop. Now try draining the power off the system. Pull the battery out and hold the power button for 60 seconds. Put the battery back in...

Different timing on the cards. Corsair Dominators can run at 4-4-4-12 @ 2.1 volts. GSkills can run at 5-5-5-15 @ 1.8 volts. On CPU-z the memory when set at auto in the BIOS is running at 5-5-5-18 and I have the voltage set at 1.97. I set it to run at this voltage about 36 hours ago and the...

Here is the CPU support list for that motherboard. http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/mb-ASUS/M4A78LT-M.html

OK, so I got my new2me/used motherboard installed and I started getting random freezes with a reboot. I then noticed on the boot screen the error above. So I looked it up and there really isn't a fix for it but to turn off HPET in BIOS, and then to make sure the CPU-NB is the same or a higher...

Below is the CPU support list for that board. I believe the top of the list is the highest processor allowed on that board. Notice the regular quad cores are near there also. The top on the list is only $999 at Amazon...lol.. There's also a used one on ebay bidding at $206 right now...

Where are you looking to see that the IP has changed? Why is the router turning off? Are you switching it off each day when you're done or does it stay plugged in all the time?

If your behind a router, then don't worry about it. For one person, it's going to be pretty hard for him to DDos your system and crash you. Routers have built in blocks for these kind of attacks nowadays. I wouldn't worry yourself with this guys nonsense. If you knew a little more about the dos...

Try resetting CMOS and see if that will let you going.. Also recheck the memory and make sure it is seated properly.

OR: The dmp(s) point to ntoskrnl.exe as the probable cause. We know this is not the case, as these are core OS files, and will definitely not cause a BSOD. They are just the default files the debuggers blame when they can't see a better cause. We need to enable driver verifier to help pinpoint...

OK, you said one packet lost within 1 minute..that's not too bad. Usually if there is something wrong in the line or router you will get 2-3 losses in a row with all the traffic being sent. It still doesn't mean anything is wrong with the line, but for now I would rule the line out and mark it...

If you pull ALL of your memory out of the motherboard and try to start up you should get some beep codes. If you get the beep codes, your motherboard might be OK. If not then you know what to look for.

You can tell if something is wrong with the line or router sometimes by just using the DOS prompt and using ping to notice any interrupts in service. Just bring up the DOS prompt by going to start and typing in CMD and hit enter then type in: "ping yahoo.com -t" (without the quotations). To...