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unfortunately the come with a celeron processor, I used to have an old vaio subnotebook, was really slow...but it didnt have much ram. Think i sold it after 2 months. Hopefully these are better. by the looks of it it uses flash memory instead of a hard drive...is this wise?

no, the encyption key is the WEP or WPA key you choose on your router to make it secure.

you could try reformatting the drive? deleting the partition too. make sure everything is connected securely

yeh I would advise you to try the other drivers, that may well solve the problem. size isnt a problem. The drivers are probably less than one meg, it'll be including some application aswell.

Yeh I've had that happen before. As far as I know theres nothing you can do short of getting a new motherboard so just leave it unplugged until you need it.

So I installed the demo, ran it, the screen res changed then changed back and it came up with this little error report: UT2003 Build UT2003_Build_[2003-02-16_18.56] OS: Windows XP 5.1 (Build: 2600) CPU: GenuineIntel PentiumPro-class processor @ -652 MHz with 1022MB RAM Video: ATI Mobility...

if it has unscrewable aerial(s) you could try getting a better one, they're fairly cheap

I would suggest at least the 8600GTX

You can put XP on the new one as long as you get rid of XP off the old one. I think you can activate it 3 times before it stops working but you can only use it on one computer at any one time. So you would need to put a different operating system on the one you have at the moment (e.g. vista, linux)

I'm with gparted personally, works absoultely fine and you can format it with so many different file formats

do you have a wireless key? and did you put it in correctly? one thing you can do is look on your ipconfig, find your default gateway then type that in your browser and see if it comes up with anything

Hello welcome to the forum! please be sure to introduce yourself in the welcome thread and check out the rules! I would suggest that your laptop may well not take a 2GB stick so it would be best to go for 2x1GB sticks, cheaper too :)

you can indeed, make 2 seperate partitions, one of 32GB and one for the rest (not guaranteed to be 28GB) and format them

a few choices...at work dual screen 1280x1024, at home dual screen 1024x768 (though I'm using them as 1 screen so its some strange res), main laptop 1280x800, backup laptop 1024x768.

well switches don't connect to the internet to my knowledge...so no, it wouldnt

I work at a healthfoods warehouse in the IT department, basically fix everything that breaks :)

Hi, welcome to the forum! Be sure to introduce yourself in the welcome thread and check out the rules :) What are you trying to connect to (Router? other computer?)

exactly what the title says, what do you think the most graphically intensive game for the PSP is?

MySQL maybe? you can enter all sorts of search parameters into it

you cant use a 98 boot disk if the file system on the hard rive is ntfs as it wont recognise it. Do you have anywhere else to put it? like another hard drive?