hmm its not working... And what do you mean by directly connected to the router?Darkshadow333
Physically connected to your router. Should have a ethernet cable going from your pc to the router. What you need to do is take a paper clip and while the router is powered on, hold the reset button on the back for 30 seconds. This will reset it to its factory default settings. After its done resetting, make sure your set to dhcp on the pc and use the 192.168.0.1 ip address. If that doesnt work then you need to contact DLink for assistance because your router may be bricked. Or you may have a faulty ethernet port.
It seems like everyone is betting on the Lakers. I think the Celtics still are the team to beat and will repeat this year (providing no injuiries).helium_flash
NO. I think the team to beat in the East will be the Cavaliers. Their bench is deeper and I expect LeBron and company to put it all together and have a very good run in the playoffs. Remember the Cavs pushed the Celtics to game 7 last year and the Lakers were beat by the Celtics in what really wasnt a very competitive final.
I always was impartial to dvd shrink. It wont do avi, but it works wonders at shrinking a dvd9 into a dvd5 so you can back it up to a regular dvd. I use to use alot a few years back, but now that the kids are older and I dont have to worry about all their dvds getting peanut butter and jelly, and god knows what else, on them I havent had any need for it. It worked well enough for me though.
Those 2 suggestions are pointless. Your video card doesnt support outputting at that resolution. What type of cable you use or your refresh rate wont matter. The card flat-out just doesnt support it. I dont know of any way to get it to either. I dont know if its a hardware limitation or a driver limitation.
[QUOTE="freesafety13"]A 32bit OS is limited by the total amount of ram it can utilize, period.CellAnimation
So I can assume you've never heard of Physical Address Extension then? On 32 bit Windows 2003/2008 with PAE enabled you can access up to 64GB of RAM. I guess your "period" should have been a "question mark"? All /PAE does is "trick" applications into thinking it has more memory. I could go into depth about all that it does to allow applications to access this memory since no 2 applications can access it at once. But this isnt the place, so if your interested, read [color=#FF0000][size=15]THIS[/size][/color]
In 1991 I played 2 games on a mac I think. I was only 11 at the time and it was in my 5th grade class. One was Rodents Revenge? maybe? The other I think was called Cliffhanger? maybe? This was years before the Stallone movie. But it involved you climbing a cliff while rocks and stuff fell around you.
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