Recent content by jgutz2006

Called headers, search for USB3 headers. they will look similar to the following: http://www.hardwareluxx.de/images/stories/newsbilder/pmoosdorf/2010/ASUS_P7P55_USB3_Motherboard2.jpg

Does your AC adapter show that you are getting power with an LED, also is the plug into the computer loose so the cable wiggles excessively when plugged in? Try pulling out the battery and powering it up with that out

So first off would be what version of windows are you running. wireless or wired? Are you getting a valid IP address from the router? Can you ping and get a response? (Windows + R) - type in "CMD" hit enter. "ipconfig" and enter will tell you if you have a valid IP, then try to type in...

You dont have a motherboard spacer behind the motherboard touching anything other than a mounting hole, correct? If the fans arent spinning up your probably not getting any POST codes but if theres any sign of life from the motherboard, i'd leave out all the RAM or GPU or both to see if it does...

or "optionalfeatures.exe" from a run prompt

are you using 32bit colors? you could try to reduce that. also what local devices/resources are you using in remote sessions? are you connecting through the WAN or on a local LAN connection to this machine?

how to install windows 7 with a fresh and clean installation using upgrade media: http://winsupersite.com/article/windows-7/clean-install-windows-7-with-upgrade-media-128512 Ive done it that way and worked out just fine!

karma will get ya

Try powering on that badboy without the battery in it. same thing?

You will have capabilities of more speed, but the same ISP will go through the same DNS and # of hops to the gaming host and i dont know many games that need 15meg service! With the lower plan, theyre throttling your max download speed, now how fast your data packets take to get to a location

What OS? Virus/Spyware Firewall software? Also what do you mean by "cleaned the motherboard and start it again and now the drivers were back and internet was working" Try checking your HDD for errors with something like DFT.

i believe you will have to download the hotmail app to make that badboy work. "Ideal for your Smartphone" 2nd from bottom http://go.bigpond.com/emailupdate/

per computer or 20 total connections

another thing, inside your adapter properties, i've seen many times when routers/switches and NIC's get wacky during the auto-negotiate process. you could try setting your adapter to force 100 full duplex from your new desktop and see if that helps.

also there are quite a few relatively inexpensive NAS boxes that can do iSCSI and walk you through creating the LUNs and getting the initiator installed/running can be easily done as there are many tutorials like dbhosttexas mentioned. Im currently using a 4 disk synology device, not clustering...