Recent content by olbot

for the cleanest method i would advise uninstall and reinstall, just in case the registry has locations of files that are set to your existing hdd.... you probably could get away with just dragging the files over but its not best practice

i would just put a windows disk in then and re-install it.

if your on the later versions of Internet Explorer you may need to click on that compatibility tab / icon its in the navigation bar and looks like a bit of paper cracked in half or something. I personally use firefox try a SFC/scannow in a cmd prompt if there are any slight issues this may...

"The 'ipconfig /flushdns' command serves an equally useful function. DNS ('Domain Name System') is the system that maps IP addresses to Internet addresses like http://www.pcstats.com (among other things). By default, your computer system keeps a DNS resolver cache which stores the IP address...

hi open a command prompt by going to start typing in CMD then when it opens type ipconfig/flushdns press enter. maybe this will work for you.

true, true. Why not just buy an additional screw or see if you can use one from an old computer if possible then?

Hi, for piece of mind i would use one of the middle screws to be on the top. it probably will be fine. but if you can spread the weight then thats gotta be better. Hope this helps :)

Can it boot in safe mode? why not just try reinstalling windows if not? always worth a shot

or maybe try device manager?

www.ninite.com try that website its good.. ta

Hi, i don't know what that currency works out at but the best keyboard i have ever had and still love to this day is the saitek v5 keyboard it cost me around £70-80 gpb

Have you made sure that the CPU is actually on the board correctly, there has been a few school boy errors i have come across in my past where people have put it on the board and then the heat sink on top but not realized the cpu needs to be locked in via the clips on the board. something...

i personally think amd. because its cheaper so you get more bang for your buck. go with the AMD FX series, that's my preference. dont quote me on benchmark specs between amd vs intel but i dont think its anything amazing in the difference. also not 100% sure my self but i have been told intel...