Recent content by MuddyFunster

ntldr and ntdetect.com are legacy technology and have not been used to boot the OS since Windows Vista.

It comes down to the FUS triangle - functionality vs ease of use vs security. The closer you get to one point on the triangle the further you get from the other 2, so for a mass produced OS like windows it's all about balance i.e. making it secure while still easy to use and functional...

Neither - Nexus 10 or Galaxy Tab 2 IMHO. The Nexus for the high res screen (higher than an iPad Retina display) and the Samsung as they have a micro SD slot for increasing storage.

Laptops will normally feature ZIF Ribbon connectors, min-pci/mini-pci-e and other propitiatory connectors.

You could ask Ben Heck to build you one :) benheck.com

You can do an anytime upgrade to Pro from within Windows http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows7/products/features/windows-anytime-upgrade

The licensing purists would say that you can't use it as you're not building the system for resale, however it really isn't an issue and MS aren't that bothered. Please be aware that the OEM version is not supported by MS so if you have any installation or operational issues you'll be on your...

My personal recommendation would be Bitdefender or Trend but they are all much of a muchness in regards to use of resources and performance.

Free: Avast Paid: Bitdefender, GDATA, Trend Titanium ,Norton.

Hola, ingles por favor, gracias.