Recent content by jman005

So - I tried to install Ubuntu, and screwed up. I installed it on my D: drive; Ubuntu wanted to install GRUB on it. It failed to install GRUB, so I assumed everything was done with and I restarted the computer, planning to install it later. I assumed wrong. On the next restart, I got the...

Out of nowhere while using my computer, my headphones stopped outputting audio. I tried using different jacks and different headphones but with no avail. However, my computer still detects that the sound is there and even shows green bars in the volume mixer when I play audio. I've tried...

Unfortunately, it sounds like your graphics card is busted. However, it could be drivers, so if it is possible, try making a kaspersky rescue disk using the instructions here: http://support.kaspersky.com/8093 If the disk starts up successfully, you may be able to repair the drivers from...

Xbox is compatible with VBA.

Where did you get CS:GO? And was the error 0x000005 or 0x0000005? This can be caused by infected programs, but you can also try rebuilding the BCD and see if that works. From Microsoft answers themselves: Source...

Well, what are you using it for? Just simple things alongside another monitor?

Graphics card and RAM should be good; however, a Pentium will probably not be able to handle 60 fps, even on low settings (although I have heard some crazy stories about overclocking the Pentium to 8.0ghz, but I wouldn't recommend that). If you don't want to spend too much money, I recommend...

I would do quite a few things before DMZ, as I am aware using it on a PC can open you up to many attacks that would normally not come through the router. I'll try making two rules and seeing if that works.

Okay, turns out the bell home hub configuration is a bit strange. When making a rule, there is an internal port and an external port. I want to forward port 27015-27016. In the internal port and external port section, there are two boxes with a hyphen in between, that seem to be meant for...

Sorry for this question being noobish, this is my first time port forwarding. I wanted to port forward my Bell Home Hub 1000 for Garry's Mod, but I couldn't find any tutorials for the Bell Home Hub 1000 at all. However, I found a simple tutorial for port forwarding with Minecraft on the Bell...

For now it should be good, as it should only take about something around 560W. However, in two to three upgrades you may want to get 50-100 more Watts.