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Thanks Jane and good luck everyone!

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there are many memory finder's from Corsair, Kingston Etc.. that will find the ram for your system. http://www.corsair.com/en-us/memory-finder Alternatively you can continue to play the memory roulette, but play it well informed. if you look at the silicone chips themselves, they will have a...

I wonder if my vision insurance will cover some of the cost for a new set of frames...

"The data Facebook collects is stored on the company's servers, but can be deleted by the user at any time." Who do I not believe this...

now to see if the miners have gotten enough AMD hardware yet or if this will actually launch at the correct price.

If they really want this to be successful they need to give a TV experience plus, instead of just the plus. Your cable box doesn't "boot" to the TV Guide, it turns on to a channel so users can immediately watch TV if they chose to. They need to find someway to overlay on top of traditional...

I heard the new iPhone releases dopamine and oxytocin directly into your brain while your staring at the screen. Even then, for the price you pay for these devices they better return the favor by screwing more than your wallet...

If you are having application lockups in a clean boot state you should check your voltages, temperatures and fan speed. This can usually be done through the BIOS. If your fan's are all spining, voltages are not crazy out of range and temperatures all seem normal then we need to run a few tests...

See if the issue persists in a clean boot. (See link below) If the applications no longer crash in a clean boot, then you have third party software that is causing your applications to misbehave. This could be a poorly written piece of code, but is more likely malware. Let us know how it...

Do you think Microsoft cares if your Dell PC is crashing every 6 hours? Do you blame Windows when your ATI video card drivers crash? Do you blame Windows when your power supply browns out and BSOD's your system? Do you blame Windows for java memory leaks that cause their apps to crash?If you...

Just because the screen broke, doesn't mean "only" the screen broke. :( Sorry you invested in a replacement screen for nothing, but seeing as how that is a 4 generation old phone, just pony up and buy something newer. It will be cheaper than repairing the existing one.

Not being able to get to safe mode makes perfect sense. Your system is unable to get passed the bios due to some unknown hardware failure. It is failing POST (Power On Self Test) which is why you can only access the BIOS and nothing else. This is part good news and part bad news. The good...