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I'm guessing it's wireless, you could either have a battery that is low if you bought it recently and didn't replace it, or you could have dirt on the tablet, or you could possibly have a bad signal between the pc and tablet.

if you could post the video you are trying to view we can try it outselves, could possibly be a broken link.

route i pronounce as root. Just like router would be rooter and not rowter.

ah i remember now, when you message someone it will only show your first name. I remember now why i set my name to be my nickname then my normal surname :P

When i used google talk, by default it was saying my first name, maybe if you try re-installing that, it might fix the problem. Another possible fix would be to go to gmail, go to settings, then go to accounts, and then click the edit info link next to the send mail as section, then set your name as whatever you want google talk to display your name as.

you could remove your last name from your personal information so then it only has your first name to look to.

for being in a brass banned

40c is a perfectly fine temp for a comp. If it starts going up to high 50's then you might want to start being concerned.

if you really are insistant on buying a laptop (although you might be really dissapointed when you shoulda got a pc instead :P) I would recommend acer as a good choice for laptops.

nothing wrong with playing the games, i still have pokemon blue and my gba, and i'm 18. Heck my sis has pokemon red and she's 20. Don't think she plays it much anymore though :P

i would really recommend not joining the army if you just want money. You need to be morally prepared for it.

exactly the same for me.

probably looking for quicktime but cannot find it. As was suggested before, only possible solutions are really to install quicktime, make sure it is fully up to date and also to make sure it can access the internet.

my old 1.4 amd compy could hold 512. Perhaps download cpu-z, that will tell you the type of ram you have, and also if you have more than one slot for ram on your motherboard.

well, i'd hate to agree with the people that say intel suck, but they are right :P. The only good products intel do at the moment are laptops, and the upcoming intel based macs will be good too. The PC's they are really falling behind on. However, this will change at the middle of the year or so, maybe a bit later, stay tuned :o

It depends, if the animation only involves the movement of text, eg a menu system in flash, then it might load faster. I don't mean going overboard and putting huge animations all over the place.

I think some of the grammar needs to be fixed :S But seriously, the website is good, i just think only a few things are out of place. However, if you do really want to spruce it up, try learning how to use flash by macromedia (arne't adobe taking them over or something? dunno).

if you have the money, i would seriously recommend buying a dual core pc. I know that not many games are set up for it now, but soon they will be, some games are already releasing patches to encorporate dual core pc's. The 4400+ is a good choice, and if you want to overclock, the dual core opterons or the xeon is a good one too.

if you are really sure about this, go to start>run and type in cmd. Then type format c: But only do this when you have backed up everything you need and you know you are ready.

You should try installing the beta for microsoft antispyware, it is actually a very good program and has a constant monitoring system, so that it auto-updates, and if any spyware tries to install itself, the anti-spyware will block it.

Well, for installing an internal one, having an external one of some kind would be handy. Especially if drivers are required to be installed for it to operate.

hmm, i thought flashing your bios helps with a lot of problems, as long as you know what you're doing i don't see a problem doing it, however i wouldn't use that yet for this situation.. Anyway, for showing your computer specs, go to start>run and type 'dxdiag' Then go to display to find your graphics card (check name) and sound to find sound card (same again). Then download a program called cpu-z (small thing, so don't worry about file sizes) and run that. Check cpu processor name for the type of processor you have, core speed for it's speed in mhz, the mobo is in mainboard and tell us the model of that, and for ram, go to the spd tab, and read the ram out in the order of manufacturer, then what is put into the memory slot #1, the max bandwidth, and then the module size. If you have 2 slots that are both in use, then just add up both the sizes together. That should tell you most of what we need to know, and will be useful for your general information anyway. A way to get them all up is to run a 3dmark test which will test how good your computer is, i'd recommend 3d mark 01 for your pc. This should be able to tell you the full specs of your computer. I dunno how to find out details on the psu though, there maybe somekind of software out there, but i haven't looked :P

err, you mean as hard as external right? As far as i know, you wouldn't really want an external one unless you plan to store 1tb+. Internal ones, let's see, they're about as difficult as the manual says :S

depends how long you plan to keep it, if you want to upgrade to vista you will definatly need a brand new computer, so buy the extra 256mb stick and then save up a bit of money.

if the restarts are completely random, then it is probably heat problems. If the restarts seem to be fixed, check running processes at the time of the restart.