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another one for 1440x900.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-Video

Norton is a total system resource hog. I recently uninstalled it on a client's pc and they notice a huge gain in performance. Shortly after that I installed AVG Free and they've been plenty happy with that.

Try something like this: http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downloads/showsoftware_dgmpgdec_474.html

Never had a problem with them. Why would one be messing around inside a computer while it's on anyways? not a good idea.

Ok I tried running the nortan removal tool but it didn't seem to fix anything. And yeah the sfc /scannow is the thing i ran earlier. System restore is no good because it doesn't go back far enough to before Norton was installed. We are probably just gonna leave it how it is. I don't think it's...

I was helping a friend with some computer problems and they said as soon as they installed norton 2007 they had trouble shutting down their computer and would recieve a system crash blue screen of death after shutting down the computer. Any ideas on what this could be? I've already tried...

buy a legal copy?...

http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml

so digg.com is this site right? where users submit content, people vote for the stories they like. this site is freaking huge........been around since late 2004. Well today there have been dozens of stories posted about the hd dvd decrypting key......and hundreds if not thousands of comments...

Not quite. It really depends on the product and the manufacture. intel is pretty good about support for both 64 and 32 bit.....have you tried anything in relation to the nforce motherboards? Nightmares.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit#Pros_and_cons

Can someone explain why 64 bit is the way to go? It has been my experience that the 64 bit version is more trouble to set up and configure. It requires 64 bit drivers which don't function as well as their 32 bit counterparts, aslo some programs run worse on 64 bit windows vs. 32 bit. Am I...

You are transferring the video via usb or firewire? If you are transferring the video via usb are you sure your computer has usb 2.0?

http://www.steampowered.com/status/survey.html

No, opening up that many ports is not a good idea. Usually if its a few ports in a row like 10-25 or something like that. Have you tried reading up on ea's support site to see why you can't connect? Do you have a software firewall, like the built in windows firewall?

Good post. I like linux, its just not for me. How can you say windows is the least stable operating system out there.....have you seem to forgotten OS9? Which version of windows do you use Win98? Windows Xp is a very stable O.S. I'm also in the business of user support and I've yet to see any...

eh most network related aps can be set to only use a certain IP address. For examply, apache web server can be set to use one of your two ip addresses if you have two network cards.

Run a memory diagnostics tool like Mem Test 86 ( http://www.memtest86.com/ ) and make sure you ram is functioning properly. Also do any strange errors show up in your even log? Any unusual noises coming from your computer?

Are you sure ports need to be opened for the game to function? They have 2142 at the lan center around here and i'm pretty sure they don't have any ports forwarded. In any case you should be able to set a range of ports, instead of setting them individually.