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Normally, a "pop up" is a window that pops up on your screen, usually an advertisement. It would also be a window that displays a message (like if you type javascript:alert("Hello"); in your address bar.) But you don't need either of those to make websites. If you're interested in learning...

You would use this code: <embed src="http://www.onemorelevel.com/games3/freerider2.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="500" height="400"></embed> I'd suggest downloading the file and hosting it on your own account, but you should be ok with the above code.

If one person links to your website, it will get picked up by search engines on its own. It helps to speed up the process by registering it with popular search engines like Google. Also, Google has a nice Webmaster service feature that will help you if you have a Gmail account...

A quick Google search will give you what you need: http://www.onemorelevel.com/games3/freerider2.swf Enjoy.

You wouldn't happen to know what kind of network setup it has do you? Here is the topology of just the server room so far... each floor (cloud) connects to a 12 port switch and Fiber to Ethernet converter on that floor that then branches off to the rest of the rooms. Does it work?

Yes, I am designing the building as well. Also, I changed from 5000 to 2000 employees and made it 5 stories. Note that it's not 2000 employees at all times, if you take in to account shifts it's about 800-1000 at any one time. 1st floor: lobby, cafeteria, gym, auditorium (about 20 PCs)...

I am doing a project for my network design class where we create a fake company and plan out the technology for it. Everything from the name of the business and the company's budget to the floor plan and the network technology. My company headquarters building is 3 stories (120,000 sq ft) and...

Have you tried flashing your BIOS? There is usually jumper or switch on the mobo that will let you do this. If you have upgraded or changed your BIOS recently, it could be the problem. I would assume the checksum error is because the size of the BIOS image differs from the previous one...

Maybe one of these? http://www.wifi-forum.com/wf/showthread.php?t=45785 http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t102576.html

Try reinstalling your network adapter?

I think this has something to do with the way you are authenticating to the network. Is it unsecured, WEP, WPA or what?

You can start your own site and forums for under $10 a month. some popular hosts are: GoDaddy, iPowerWeb, and JaguarPC Not sure what you mean by "template IE address", but if you are referring to a domain name (site.com), those generally run $10 each, but you get a free one with most hosting...

Figured that. It sucks not being able to play games, and I don't want to use onboard video because I have dual monitors set up and I couldn't live without it. I'd get a new card, but I think I should wait until a new computer anyway, as this one is about 3-4 years old.

So I got this 9600 about 7 months ago (new) and it worked perfect for about 3 months. It has a fan, which works fine too. After 3 months I started getting artifacting and weird green pixel clusters in some spots. I would shut down the machine, take the card out then put it back in a few...

Perhaps he doesn't have $20,000 and just wants to play around and see what the best PC available is? If you really want to spend up to $20,000 on a PC, go to Alienware and max out their best PC and you should reach around $14,000. But spending anything more than $5,000 for a gaming computer...

Actually, they claim it is 2ghz, but it should say differently when you check the my computer properties. I have this Optiplex machine at work, using the AMD X2 and it says 991 mhz but supposed to be 2Ghz, so I think they already count both cores. Anyway, it's not the same as having twice...

Oh, I missed where you said the second one was a hub. Disregard my last post then. Glad it worked for you. :)

Plug the second router in to the first router's Uplink port. If it doesn't have one, plug it in to port 1 and look for an uplink button or switch. Also, disable DHCP on the second router and set its ip to 1 more than the 1st router. (Example: Router 1: 192.168.0.1, Router 2: 192.168.0.2) You...

I approve of both. That is a good price for that sound card. Also, those speakers remind me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnPcGT0o2AM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGrOmzf4NL4

First make sure your speakers are turned on. Second, check your volume on windows, and volume on speakers. After you ruled out the basic stuff.. Make sure you installed the drivers correctly: Download...