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Did I miss something? I don't see the toolbox listed for download and now I am reading it hosed restore points?

First.............Doh! As far as the toolbox goes I think they never pulled that, was never a problem with it. I am thinking for someone like me who has had the OS on there for a month or two it might be beneficial to run the full cleanup via toolbox, I don't think the OS will do that for you...

It should enable TRIM support. That plus win7 or the intel toolbox gets you the disk cleanup stuff to keep the performance up to a like new SSD all the time.

It's bootable so as to help out the unwashed masses. If you don't like that there are only a couple hundred utilities to extract, mount, manipulate and titillate ISO's. I'm in Dallas well away from home to update mine.

It is for both. I am watching this for the guinea pigs: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1473952

I couldn't see a difference when I moved to postscript on the CLJ5, neither did bumping the memory up to 52mb. The thing is just freaking old and slow, I think it is like postscript level minus 1 or something. On the 1320c I don't see that it supports postscript OR PCL, just says "host based...

I have never used the 11x17 capability on it, also I don't think it can do 11x17 in color. Least I know it wouldn't in PCL, never tried after the PS (vista compatibility) conversion. Only thing I hate about it is it can take several whole minutes per page to print a PDF. Basic ones like a...

As I am specifically using win7 x64 I think I will be waiting a while to see on the next one when they get around to it. Apparently everyone else was fine.

Is there a different service listed for one? Something like I have noticed with fedex home delivery for small stuff not ends up transferring to US mail for final delivery. First I saw that I was a little confused.

That isn't bad at all. I am thinking I could use a photo inkjet eventually. I actually just picked up a Dell color laser 1320c for free. It has no toner in it at all, four colors. Dell wants $312, monoprice wants about $80 and ebay has some for $50 and up. I am trying to load drivers so I...

Where did you get it at 40% off?

I think spybot moved their update servers last year or at least a long time ago. I would get a fresh version of the app from their site if your having problems.

I don't believe you will see any difference at all if you have a decent amount of system memory say 4+ GB.

There was release day.

Yes quite, I forgot about the sheer size of the volume we were talking about here.

I just lump it in with all forms of content protection that is stealing freedom and limiting ways you can use stuff. At least steam gives back in the form of lower cost plus support and easy patch delivery. I screwed up recently too, bought COD Modern Warfare 2 for full price at BBY. Just for...

Did the HBA drivers not load or something? Why wouldn't the OS see it?

Cool, I went with a G11 myself after rummaging around the reviews and apparently the G11 and S90 have a lot in common internally. Haven't had time to do much with it yet. Actually I need a halfway decent small light tent, anyone have suggestions on that? Need both tent and lighting.

There are alarm clocks with lights built in marketed to deaf people. I figure some of those must have a switched outlet for lamps to do what you want.

X2 on the monitor standby. It actually annoys me that my Samsung LN32A550 wont turn off when the computer tells it to, just displays loss of input. There's probably a setting somewhere in the TV that needs to be changed but I am pretty good about turning it off if I am going to walk away for any...

Is that the eval version MSFT posted?

Well that whole perpendicular recording thing was pretty huge. Big jumps like that only come about once in a while not every year like the little refinements do.

Lets see; price, availability and intel isn't looking so hot on the firmware front at the moment. I am glad I got mine for 240 on that shell shocker deal, don't think I would pick one up for 300 either. That anand article a while back seemed to like some ocz's but you have to pay attention to...

Group policy taking over there?

Nice. That must have a whole bundle of shit no one wants too, is there even an option to not install that extra stuff?

It was more of a joke, I wouldn't make the trip for that either. On a side note the drivers for those old HP tanks are built into windows but you need the PS option card as they dropped other support starting with Vista. Drivers are very light weight, have nothing to do with HP and just do...

I didn't use it but the Icy Dock MB882 that I got with my SSD looks like it should do the 2.5 to 3.5 conversion just fine for you.

I am getting the feeling that Merc has had some bad experiences with things once or twice and gets totally burnt on them and won't use it ever again. I don't blame him but I don't hold grudges against hardware raid and WD forever, I do often swear off something for a while when I have a bad...

HP made some real workhorses in the day but I certainly haven't been a fan of their drivers. The laserjet 4 and 5 were real tanks and I am still using a color laserjet 5 from 1997. Tell you what coug, I want a photo printer so you can have my CLJ5 for free but you have to drive the 5 hours to...

Welcome. Check out these two threads. http://www.storageforum.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7815 http://www.storageforum.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7886

Well yeah but it is the same KB971486 you are talking about. I am thinking that fixing the update install might fix your problem.

I did and the article seemed to suggest greed as the root cause and running health care for profit leading to all the over testing, doing more expensive testing and doctors branching out so they can do your own testing so they can bill for it. I rather agree with that because there is greed out...

There are a bunch of hits for KB971486 stop error but I saw this one near the bottom that explains how to fix it from repeatedly being offered. Try this? http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/blogs/mowgreen/index.php?showentry=1579

So if I understood that right over litigation leads to defensive over testing to back up opinions in defense of being sued and those two things add up to a ton of extra money in healthcare? Now not that I am reading up on things at all but isn't there some caps being constructed on the liability...

Change utorrent's working directory and file save directory to another drive letter, that's what I did. I get your point on most of the stuff but I don't hold your fascination with re-certified drives. Also PCI-X is going away isn't it, now with PCIE it's considered a legacy connection isn't...

This is the first I have heard of XP downgrade being legit from a win7 license, you all sure about that?

But does the phase 2 large print job need to be referenced or put to use right then or is it just a record? Possible to print it to PDF using cute PDF or something and print it later?

I don't know what you can do with a VIN or tag number either but you can walk up to any car and get them no problem. I have only occasionally felt the need to hide them but not really sure why.

Oh ok for that night only you will be pretty demanding on that printer so in my opinion a laser would make sense. Most list stats for time to first page but where you turn off power savings or are printing that much that particular stat won't matter. I think they also list stats for time to...

Swede, last week there were a couple but nothing at the moment. Sure they will be by again.

A little over average yeah but not much more. I wouldn't have a problem with it if there were service records and I could meet the person who put on most of the mileage. http://www.cars101.com/legacy2001.html#2001%20specs You know about NASIOC right? http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/

I was sort of recently tracking some PERC 6/i's on ebay recently... They do seem to go with battery for anywhere in the ~$100-200 range as pointed out in another thread here. I haven't seen one at a good price with breakout cable yet, sure those must be only a couple bucks elsewhere...

Yes, pretty much. It is strange but for some reason my brain adapted pretty well to thumb typing on a little blackberry qwerty keyboard.

SAS: hot, noisey, complex and for performance not cheap, I do agree that there is a perceived reliability gain in enterprise level stuff though. SSD+some other terabyte SATA: faster (access time and IOPS, can't get around that with physical media, with an equal drive count of either you aren't...

This is pretty big: http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/amd-press-release-2009nov12.aspx http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/2009/20091112corp_a.htm

I think the major speed advantages are being seen now in the controller chip and how it addresses the memory it is given. Already I understand there is a lot of parallelism taking place in there, sort of like an on drive RAID 0 situation. That's one of the reasons the larger drives are faster...

Reminds me of the same concept as the red only way at the other end of the scale.

Really? Interesting. I too always assuming that you needed to ground the motherboard and that's why they have a solder pad around the screw hole. Anyway the fiber/cardboard washers won't isolate the board, you will always get some contact with the threads of the screw touching both the side of...

http://www.intel.com/pressroom/innovation/innovation.htm#110909a No answer on the question if all that data disappeared after a firmware update though.

Ever sense that discussion a couple months ago I have paid more attention to newegg shipping details and I am convinced they are complete crap. Putting something in the bottom of the box and covering that in peanuts is unacceptable. They seem to do the same be it a $40 video card, a $120 hard...