monopoly over the hardware and if they decide to make their crap, people are still going to buy it because thats the only company. look at this video from the screensavers on this ancient mac, after hitting it multiple times with a steel baseball bat,...

in the world" were going to come out and Apple took the opportunity to use them. So once again to this day Apple has always used the best possible CPUs available to them. As far as apple people having a hard time in a Windows environment: Can you blame...

thread! I'm sorry for the flame-war, but what you're proposing is *spam*. You suggest filling the group with useless messages - just wasting bandwidth and everyone's time. Although I disagree with almost everything you've ever posted; I think that...

I'd throw in another HDD and run Vista on this rig now for testing/fun. But I also know that in 6 months I'll be running a new dual/quad core rig and hope to use this Ultimate on that one instead. As I understand it, you can swap a mobo one time and that is...

resolve this: >>1. Reset entire network multiple times, including DSL >modem and router; >2. Replaced MN-730 with a new one; >3. Updated all MS broadband software to latest (there are >no MN-730 firmware upgrades at this time); >4. All machines...

always OEM and have installed all copies atleast multiple times on the same machine and variations of the same machine. ...

let alone configure their machines to work properly. Anyone with a home PC should get a border device, a NAT router, and then run quality Anti-Virus software on their machine. These two things alone will prevent more problems that most of the other...

one notch and pressing "OK" -Dureing the Windows XP loading screen, about 5 seconds into it. This has occured multiple times, some times in a row. I have not seen this sense Vista was installed. -After boot up in XP, and going into the control panel straight...