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Yes, delete it. Then you can resize the current partition to fill the space.

Both sites come with the risk of exposing your personal information to everyone on the internet if not configured properly, or if you allow access to malicious apps. Your mom is right to be protective. The information people put on these sites is information that you don't necessarily want everyone to have access to (name, contact info, etc).

jeslovespets trezoid You must be the only person doing webdesign on the whole planet whose supported pages are AOL and IE. Seriously, don't even bother CHECKING AOL, because it's useless, old, and not worth the effort. Most people will tell you to check sites in Firefox, IE post 6, safari, opera, and chrome, but only if you are being really a**l about exactness. Otherwise, IE and firefox will do. Haha yea, I know. The main reason it...

Yes, the manual. You know, the book with the pretty words that came with it?

No. the BIOS is the settings that start even before the computers start. It probably says "press <f2> to enter setup" when it starts, right? that gets you to the bios, and there you can check on the wireless.

http://bit.ly/5hPX5l http://bit.ly/6qzsth http://bit.ly/5baU32 Banning a User When you delete a comment from any LiveJournal user, a checkbox shows up that lets you ban them. If the checkbox is selected, that user will be unable to leave further comments in your journal. If you want to ban a user without deleting a comment, or ban multiple users at once, you can ban them using the Ban and Unban Users page. Enter the usernames in the text box,...

You could always find a copy of Colossal or Chip's Challenge.

Duune How do I access my router setting using my computer? Apparently the wireless frequency is the same as my wireless phone and it is interfering constantly. I have attempted typing "192.168.1.1" In to my browser and that doesn't work. That is the default gateway used by Linksys, but someone may have changed it. Of course you do have to be connected to the network before you can access it's GUI, just so you know....

wyatt921 anybody have a dell computer??? Technically, yes. But it's missing a graphics card. (Needs a half-height AGP 3.3V card.)

ForgottenPiemaker Joda01 it will NOT like your GPU so thats a no? correct, no as long as you have that GPU