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Sorry zookey I haven't understood you properly. If your fan is buzzing, you can check if there's some other cable touching the fan, or your fan might be bad. You can also try to clean the fan and remove the dust from i for a start.

I've got this mail, so if anyone's interested you are welcome to get a free, fully working licence from the link below. Unfortunately, I don't have time to make a review of this software. NOTE: this product is only free from Oct 20 to Oct 31 (expired on 12:00am GMT Nov 1st).

Happy Birthday mate, so you have finally hit 30, niceee. You're now just an old plonker, as I am

Not sure how much it will be, but it won't be 1$ for sure. Anyway, domain is the cheapest part of your web business, so why worry

If you have setup Active Directory and domain, and you have created users in the domain, there's nothing you need to do next. Those users should be able to login to that domain.

Also, consider buying UPS, it may save you a lot of money if you have constant power issues.

I would also change the topic titles, so read topics are normal and unread topics are bold. I would also use those balloon icons, as you can see in the picture below. Thoughts?

Seems that Kaspersky lab will give you an opportunity to get a free licence of their Kaspersky Internet Security suite. This offer will go live when Windows 7 will be publically released on October 22nd. So, if you want this licence, keep an eye on it http://usa.kaspersky.com/shakeitup/

One of the features of robocopy is an option to copy the file/folder permissions which is extremely useful in server environments.

We're using this for our group policy and it's working properly. netsh int ip set dns "Local Area Connection" static IPADDRESS netsh int ip add dns "Local Area Connection" IPADDRESS

Thanks, here's what Microsoft says about this: Make sure that the RAM in your computer is not damaged and is installed correctly: Warning In the following procedure, you will remove RAM from your computer. Do not complete this procedure unless you are very familiar with the correct precautions to use when you remove internal computer hardware components. The internal components of some computers may be damaged by static electricity discharge, use of too much force for removal or insertion, or the use of inappropriate tools. Turn off your computer. Remove the memory modules that are installed in your computer, but leave enough RAM for your computer to start and run Windows. System requirements for Microsoft Windows 2000 operating systems Start your computer. If you still receive the error message that is described in the "Symptoms" section of this article, remove a different memory module. You may have to restart your computer several times to identify the specific memory module that is not working correctly. If you determine that one or more memory modules are damaged, replace the damaged RAM, and then test to determine if the issue is resolved. If the issue is resolved, do not complete the remaining steps. If the issue is not resolved or you determine that none of your memory modules are damaged, go to step 2. Important If your computer is using the NTFS file system, you cannot use the following procedure to expand the Fastfat.sys file. Instead, you must create a parallel installation of Windows 2000. HOW TO: Perform a Parallel Installation of Windows 2000 Start your computer by using a startup disk that contains drivers for your CD-ROM drive. For example, you can use a startup disk from a computer that is running Microsoft Windows 98 or Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition. At the command prompt, type cd c:\winnt\system32\drivers, and then press ENTER. Type dir fastfat.sys, and then press ENTER. If you receive a "File not found" message, go to step 6. If you do not receive a "File not found" message, go to the next step. Type ren fastfat.sys fastfat.old, and then press ENTER. Type CD-ROM drive letter:, and then press ENTER. Type cd i386, and then press ENTER. Type expand.exe fastfat.sy_ c:\winnt\system32\drivers\fastfat.sys, and then press ENTER. Type c:, and then press ENTER. Restart your computer.

Thanks, I've edited the topic title so it could be better crawled by search engines.

Yup, I'm aware of that.

I saw it and everything really is uber small

My company is getting a replacement for my old business laptop and I have the opportunity to choose one of Lenovo models. I'm considering to choose either T500 or W500. Difference is only in screentype, screen resolution and graphic card, at least I think so. Although,graphic cards should be equivalent. LENOVO ThinkPad W500 • Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 2,80GHz (6MB cache) • Display: 15.4" WUXGA TFT 1920 x 1200 • Graphics: ATIMobility FireGL V5700 512MB • Memory: 2x 2GB DDR3 1066MHz (proširivo do 4GB) • Hard disk: 320GB SATA 7200rpm • DVD-ROM: DVD RW DL • Size: 357 x 255 x 33 mm • Weight: 2.6kg Lenovo ThinkPad T500 • Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 2,80GHz (6MB cache) • Display: 15.4" WSXGA+ TFT 1680 x 1050, AntiGlare • Graphics: ATIMobility Radeon HD3650 256MB • Memory: 2x 2GB DDR3 1066MHz (proširivo do 8GB) • Hard disk 320GB SATA • DVD-ROM: DVD RW DL • Size: 357 x 255 x 29.7 mm • Weight: 2.63kg I'm considering to go with T model as thishas better resolution IMO. I saw 1920x1200 on a 15.4 inch screen and it's hardto work on it if you don't put your eyes on the screen. Graphic cards should beequivalent, so no noticeable difference among those two. Everything else is the same. What are youropinions, thoughts?

And forum is upgraded once again. This time we got RTE support for Google Chrome and Safari, along with Twitter account link (if you find that useful). We also got several bug fixes along with optimization of the forum software. As usual, any issues you may encounter, post here. Regards, Nik

I've also unpinned '[Tool] True-AddOn Maker v1.0 Beta2 (Rl 1.1.0.5b)' since it hasn't been replied for almost a year. Try to keep this forums tidy guys

I really don't think we need so many sticky topics. Sticky topics should be some special rules or specific forum guidelines. Those pinned topics are active enough to be on the top, so really no need to pin them out. Kels, Rick?

Probably referring to wincert logo .psd. The one we're currently using.

Seems that we've found source of our problems. We've noticed that were getting at least 5 requests per second from IP address 68.58.188.236 to "index.php?act=rssout&id=1". Now, this is no longer a valid page in IPB3 (was in IPB2 however, although it was off too), but the fact that there are like 5 requests per second from the same IP means that our server was basically getting flooded with requests and just couldn't handle it. Upon editing .htaccess file to block this IP address load dropped from 16 to 2.22.. The problem was either we were being DOS'd by the IP mentioned above, more or less or it was a valid member who simply has a buggy RSS reader (and that RSS reader has the old invalid URL in it for our RSS feed). We should figure out which members can no longer access our site, let them know about the issue, so they can update the URL for the RSS feed in their reader, which should likely resolve the problems (when they could be unblocked again). Note to members: Please remove any RSS links you are using for WinCert.net Forum.

Dear visitors, we're experiencing high load issues (sounds familiar , so you may have noticed that pages aren't loading as fast as they should. IPS support team is working on this problem and hopefully will be fixed as soon as possible. Regards, Nik

You're right, will try to fix this. As you may have noticed, I've changed the forum background so it's a bit softer on they eyes. How do you guys like it?