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~~Alan~~ wrote: "Ben Myers" wrote in message ... ~~Alan~~ wrote: I only have 3GB of memory. I know that a 64bit system will not run any faster but it will address memory above 2GB and may help when working with large video and image files. "~~Alan~~" wrote in message ... I have a Dell Demension E510 system, about 3 years old or so. I believe it is an Intel Core 2 Dual processor and I read (in this NG...

Hi! According to the device manager, I have 2 entries for "Intel Pentium D CPU 2.80GHz" processor. That isn't a Core 2 Duo processor, it is a Pentium D. :-) Okay...maybe that wasn't the most useful thing to say. The Pentium D is an odd product in Intel's lineup. You could think of it as a late model Pentium 4 because that's basically what it is. It would fit somewhere between initial lineup of Intel Core...

On Fri, 4 Dec 2009 07:06:26 -0500, "~~Alan~~" wrote: According to the device manager, I have 2 entries for "Intel® Pentium® D CPU 2.80GHz" processor. ~alan "~~Alan~~" wrote in message ... I have a Dell Demension E510 system, about 3 years old or so. I believe it is an Intel Core 2 Dual processor and I read (in this NG actually) that I can run a 64bit OS. Is this so, can I install and run...

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On Dec 2, 12:59*pm, JayB wrote: see my post from earlier today. the only way to beat this malware is to pull the harddrive and remove from another working system. i do this daily for each customer now. i have not had to reinstall an operating system for quite some time now. do not let these *******s defeat you! Jay, I am very interested in how you are able to repair / recover from the new strain of SCUMWARE.... I use most of the tools...

i'm finding a lot of false positives with a lot of the programs out there. these companies are really just guessing at what is bad and that is not good. that is why i dont allow anything automatic without me approving it. Brian K wrote: The reverse happened yesterday. An Avast virus definition update flagged about 40 of my exe files as infected with Win32 elf-MZG [Trj]. It was a false positive. 40 programs would no longer work as the exe...

The reverse happened yesterday. An Avast virus definition update flagged about 40 of my exe files as infected with Win32 elf-MZG [Trj]. It was a false positive. 40 programs would no longer work as the exe files were moved to the Vault. As fast as I restored them, Avast put them back in the Vault. I restored an image taken a few hours earlier (prior to the update) and my computer was once again functional. Last night Avast fixed their virus...

William R. Walsh wrote: Hi! Huh. That sure sounds like a lot of work. (In fact, it reminds me of screwing around with the DeskJet 6x0 series back in the days of Win95 to get them networked. And I eventually *did* get it done, but it took a lot of screwing around before that happened.) I hate to even mention going out and obtaining a networkable printer, but...maybe that would have been better...and a lot less likely to break when someone does...

"Lisa B." wrote in message ... Hi Guys! Quick question: is my processor (Intel Duo Core 2 T7200 capable of running the 64 bit Win 7? I have 4 GB of memory installed, and a 320 GB hard drive. Since I'm currently running XP PRO, I assume I will have to do a clean install (which I prefer). Actually, a second question: do all of the WIN 7 flavors include both 32 and 64 bit versions? TIA Lisa in NYC Should be fine. The...

Hi! It says "PCIX card connectors." A Promise adapter will go into one of those ok.. yes? There are three tabs and two keys in the board. Sure. Those slots are backwards compatible to regular PCI cards. What could go in them normally is a so-called 64-bit PCI-X card. (Be careful and don't confuse that with PCI Express, which is abbreviated as PCIe, or PCI-E.) PCI-X cards are normally specialized application devices,...